Keshav Mahavidyalaya Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers and faculty at this college really know their stuff. They're super helpful, especially to new students. The exams can be tough since they test our core understanding of the subjects.

Placement: The placements here are really good. If you put in effort to find an internship or job, you'll find one for sure. On average, students get around 8 LPA, but some have even landed jobs at 40 LPA. Companies like Infosys, Deloitte, and DMart hire a lot of students from here. About half of us got internships, doing things like HR work or backend stuff.

Campus: The teachers here are super helpful, and the food in the hostel rocks. It's an all-girls' hostel, and there's a football field, basketball court, and badminton court nearby. Plus, there's a gym for anyone who wants to work out.

Admission: The teachers are cool and helpful to all students. They're always there to assist if you need it. Exams are not too tough or too easy, just about right. You need 40% to pass, and the evaluation is mostly theory (70%) with some practical stuff (30%).

Placement: Around a third of us got placed after graduation. The top salary offered was 12 LPA, with an average of 4 LPA. Big companies like Google, Infosys, Wipro, and Apple came to hire us. One in five students landed internships. The most common job offers were for HR manager and accountant positions.

Campus: The campus is nice with good facilities. Classrooms are well-maintained. They have labs for experiments and an auditorium for events. I'm not sure about the hostels, but there's a big ground for playing sports like cricket, football, and volleyball.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. This college is kinda new, so there aren't too many students in each class. That means you get more one-on-one time with the teachers. They take their job seriously and classes happen like clockwork. The curriculum they use is spot on. The computer science program starts with the basics like Python, which is super important nowadays. This college is definitely one of the best off-campus options out there.

Placement: The internship cell here is really helpful. They bring in lots of big companies like DE Shaw, Oxane Partners, and Preferred Square for recruitment. DE Shaw even bumped up their pay from 21.5 LPA in 2023 to 23.5 LPA in 2024 because they were impressed with the students here. It's a great opportunity for us!

Campus: The hostel facilities are pretty good. The food in the canteen is decent and not too expensive. They have sports and games here too. They even had a sports day recently and gave out cash prizes to the winners. Wi-Fi is there and the classrooms and library are okay. The washrooms could be cleaner, but it's not a big deal. Overall, it's a decent college.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super easy to talk to. They mostly have Ph.D.s. They teach using cool stuff like PowerPoint and real-life examples to help us understand better. We have weekly extra classes if we need help with anything. The stuff we learn is spot on with what Delhi University suggests. We get to learn both theory and hands-on stuff in different courses. They even have extra courses that let us explore other topics we like. The exams are doable if you study enough.

Placement: Placement opportunities here are not as good as in top Delhi University colleges. But the college is trying to improve. We have a placement cell that's really active and helpful. The teachers are nice and always ready to help. They support us and give us advice for our future plans. Companies like DE Shaw, TVS, Z1 Media have visited for placements. The average salary offered is around 4 LPA. Students in B.Sc. (hons) computer science and BMS get more job offers. We also have a student-run internship cell here.

Campus: This college in Delhi University is pretty new and has lots of green spaces. The labs are big, clean, and have all the software we need. They're fully air-conditioned too. There's good Wi-Fi all around. The library is awesome and has every book we need. The canteen food is yummy and not too expensive. They even have separate courts for volleyball and basketball. It's great to have sports and academic activities together. And there's a medical room on campus too.

Admission: The teachers here are really good - they know their stuff and explain things well. The courses are okay, but they could be more practical for real-world jobs, especially in technical areas. The exams can be challenging, but if you study regularly, you should be fine passing them.

Placement: I'm a student at Keshav Mahavidyalaya and I gotta say, if you're in commerce, you've got some good placement options here. Big companies like Deloitte, EY, and Wipro come for recruitment. About half to three-fourths of commerce students get placed with an average salary of 3 to 5 lakhs per year. But for us computer science folks, there aren't as many tech job opportunities on campus. So, a lot of us end up looking for jobs off-campus.

Campus: The course infrastructure is pretty good. The classrooms are clean and have projectors. The library is huge with lots of helpful books. We've got Wi-Fi all over campus and the labs have everything we need. There's a girls-only hostel on campus. We don't have much for outdoor activities, but the grounds are spacious. The canteen food is decent and not too pricey. They've also got a medical room and some sports facilities available.

Admission: The teachers at Keshav Mahavidyalaya really know their stuff. They teach us more practical stuff than just theory. We've got 7 subjects, with 3 core ones and the rest are GE, VAC, SEC, and EVS or Hindi. You need 40% to pass exams, which aren't too tough  they're pretty average.

Placement: If you score above 8 CGPA, you can get recruited on campus. The average pay is around 3-4 LPA, with the highest being 14 LPA. Companies like Escort, Genpact, TCS, and Deloitte come for placements. There's a placement cell for those who want to join. Lots of internship chances too!

Campus: The college's infrastructure and facilities aren't top-notch, but it matches the fees you pay. The campus isn't huge, but there's Wi-Fi. The library has lots of books. The canteen serves cheap food. The sports ground and open gym are cool. Plus, there's a proper gym on campus too.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff, and it's easy to learn with their help. If you study two months before the semester exams, they're not too tough. Most students end up passing with good grades, around 80% of us.

Placement: Most students in B.Sc. Hons Computer Science. The average package is around 50,000, with the highest being 21 Lacs per year. Companies like Wipro and Bank of America visit for placements. About half of us get internships in our second year.

Campus: The teachers are awesome here! They really help out students who need extra support and guide us through things like live projects. The hostel is super nice, especially for girls because it's really safe. We've got a cool canteen and sports facilities like football, basketball, and cricket. Plus, the college takes care of our health with medical facilities for everyone.

Admission: The teachers at this college are great. They have a mix of full-time and guest teachers who are really helpful and know their stuff. There's about a hundred of them altogether. They're always around in the classrooms and labs, making sure we're learning well. Plus, we also have lady principals here.

Placement: Not many students are happy because there's no good placement support and only a few job offers. No placements for science students. The placement office doesn't help with internships either. I'm let down by the lack of support from the placement cell.

Campus: The college only has a girls' hostel and the mess isn't great. The canteen provides food for the hostel. Boys don't have a hostel on campus, but there are plenty of PG options for both boys and girls. PGs cost around 10,000 bucks a month for boys and girls, and there are flats available for rent too. You can find 3 BHK flats for around 10,000.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're polite and well-qualified. The course is decent, and if you're good at it, you can land some great job opportunities and internships. The exams are fair as long as you study well. Plus, they give you all the study materials you need to score high.

Placement: There are 65 students in one section and 70 in the other. The faculty here is top-notch. A couple of companies come for placements, and there's a Blitz department for computer science. About 30% of students land internships, which is cool.

Campus: The facilities for this course are good. We all have Wi-Fi, and there are labs for computer science and other classes too. The classrooms are clean and nice. Plus, we have a really good library here.

Admission: The teacher was super helpful and knew their stuff. This course teaches you to be good at French so you can apply for teaching jobs or other similar roles. Exams happen once a year.

Placement: I took the French certificate course at our college, but they didn't have any placements or job packages. They didn't invite any companies for job opportunities either. This course is just for learning the language, not for internships or jobs. If you want to work in the language field, you'll have to find a job on your own after taking this course.

Campus: The classrooms and buildings were awesome. It felt like a real Delhi University campus with nice classrooms, benches, and a cool canteen. The facilities were good, with a sports ground too. Overall, everything was pretty decent.