Kharagpur College

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. They're always there to clear our doubts and push us to try new stuff. But, some of them do play favorites with certain students. We've got two internal exams and one big end-of-semester test to pass to move on to the next semester.

Placement: The college doesn't give any job offers, so there's no set salary range. But the professors talk about companies that might hire us, so it's worth checking out. The college doesn't arrange internships, but we're free to find our own.

Campus: Our course has two labs and three classrooms that are really advanced with Wi-Fi, but we can't use it. The hostel is close to the college campus. The food in the hostel is decent. We also have a canteen in college that's super clean and good. The hospital is nearby the hostel too.

Admission: The teachers at my college are super helpful. They really support us and the curriculum is up-to-date. The exams are well-organized. Doing BCA here is more than just getting a degree, it's like a stepping stone. I enjoy hanging out with cool faculty members. The syllabus is on point and the exams really make sure we understand the stuff we learn. It's a pretty good experience for a BCA student like me.

Placement: This college is great for BCA placements. Big companies like Infosys, Cognizant, and Accenture hire students here. It's cool that we focus on quality placements rather than just getting a lot of them. I feel proud to be part of a college where BCA students really shine in placements. It's awesome that we're leading the game in this area. Good opportunities are definitely available here.

Campus: The college is great for the price. It's affordable and still has good placements and facilities. Choosing this college was a good decision. The BCA program is balanced and the campus has awesome infrastructure. Plus, the hostel fees are low. I'm happy with my choice of college.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really know their stuff and teach well. They give us notes and tips to help us out. I feel prepared for the working world after studying here. The exams aren't too hard. You don't need to study too hard to pass, but if you put in the effort, you can get good grades. The passing mark is 60%, which is fair.

Placement: In my course, almost 60% of students got placed. The highest salary package is around 6.8 LPA, while the lowest is 1.8 LPA. On average, students are getting around 4.2 LPA. Companies like Muthoot Finance and SBI Bank hire a lot of students. About 10% of students landed internships at Bandhan Bank. The most common role offered is Bank Manager.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is there, but it's mostly for office staff, not us students. The labs are cool. The classrooms are spacious and tidy. The library is huge with lots of books. Around the campus, there are separate mess and PG for guys and girls. And we can also play cricket, badminton, and carrom.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really know their stuff and teach well. They prepare us well for the real world. Exams happen at other colleges like Ramnagar and Contai. You gotta study to pass, but the pass rate is pretty high at 85%.

Placement: Most students in my course get placed, around 75%. The highest salary offered is 5.6 LPA, while the lowest is 1.2 LPA. On average, it's 3.2 LPA. The top companies that hire from our course are Muthoot Finance and ICICI Bank. About 10% of students land internships at SBI Bank. The best job role students usually get is bank manager.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is mostly for the staff, not for us students. Labs are old and not in good shape. Teachers don't really use them much. The classrooms are spacious and tidy. There are lots of books in the library. Off-campus, there are separate mess options for guys and girls, plus PGs nearby. We mostly play cricket and badminton.

Admission: Studying Supply Chain is quite specific, so having experienced faculty with over 40 years of industry knowledge was a big plus. We started with the basics and gradually dived deeper into the details. Apart from regular classes, we also had a 6-month SCM Diploma course from Teach Mahindra Institute right on campus. The program had four semesters, with the first two being the same for everyone. The last two semesters focused on our chosen specialization. Exams followed the university's pattern, which was also used by the institute.

Placement: I landed a 6-month internship at Balmer Lawrie, a PSU. Luckily, all my classmates also got internships. Some got one-year internships, while others got PPOs. Finding a job in the SCM field is tough. I was one of five students who got an 8 LPA salary offer from a well-known e-commerce company.

Campus: The campus has three big buildings that can fit everyone comfortably. We have rooms for group study and fun activities. The school provides internet. Our classes use whiteboards and projectors. You can grab food from the stalls or canteen outside the campus anytime.

Admission: The courses at Debra College are really practical and help us get ready for jobs in the industry. They make sure we get hands-on experience and learn what it's really like out there.

Placement: In our college, around 1,660 students are studying in undergraduate programs, and 232 of them have found placements. That's like an 18.5% placement rate. The average salary package for those placed is 4.18 LPA. Also, 410 students are planning to study further. In the postgraduate program, 9 students have landed jobs with an average salary package of 3.28 LPA.

Campus: The campus has good facilities like Wi-Fi for everyone. The canteen offers a variety of food options. You can also find the library here. They organize fun sports events like marathons, kabaddi, volleyball, and football.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and are super helpful.

Placement: I go to a college that doesn't have on-campus placements. After you graduate, you need to attend interviews off-campus to find a job. But I've heard that departments like computer science and BCA sometimes organize on-campus placements for students.

Campus: Our lab is pretty decent, not top-notch but it gets the job done. The Wi-Fi here is good, both in the building and in our department. The classrooms are a bit small, but at least they have AC and fans to keep us cool. Lighting is good too. They even have an air purifier and UV light in the laminar room. Overall, not too shabby.

Admission: The faculty in our department and college are really supportive and nice. They teach well and make classes enjoyable. Our course follows NEP 2020 and is a four-year program that lets us take the NET exam after graduation. Each semester, we have two internal exams and one final exam.

Placement: I wish there was a placement cell for microbiology, but we can still aim for national exams like IIT, JAM, GAT B. Some seniors have even made it to top colleges like NIV, IIT Bombay, IISCs. The college doesn't offer internships yet, but I heard there might be one in the final year.

Campus: Studying microbiology here is pretty good. The labs are okay for my B.Sc. degree, but they need some improvements. Our department has labs and classrooms with A.C. and fans, but sometimes they don't work due to power cuts. It doesn't last long though. We have a big library with lots of books for our studies. I can't say much about the hostel since I didn't get in.

Admission: Some teachers were really nice and helped us out a lot. The exams weren't too hard. If you wanted a good job, you had to put in some effort. Lots of students passed their exams. If you had questions, they would help you out. Talking to teachers with work experience was useful for learning.

Placement: Not a lot of students at our college were looking for jobs, especially since we were undergrads. But for those who did, some got help from the placement office. Marketing had the most job openings, with HR close behind. If you were aiming for a finance job, it was suggested to go for a B.Com degree instead.

Campus: The college had Wi-Fi, a computer lab, and AC in classrooms. The library had books and magazines for studying. Most classrooms had projectors for digital learning. It was easy to get work done and study in the library.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They support all students with whatever they need. If you're passionate about your subject, you'll be all set to succeed in any industry. The exams aren't too hard, so getting top grades is a breeze.

Placement: About 30% of us got job offers after finishing college. The highest salary offered was around 4 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, and Cognizant, as well as Sentiment Geeks and Accenture, came to campus for placements.

Campus: The classrooms are really cool and feel like a regular class. The labs are decent too. You can find all the books you need for your studies in the library. They also organize fun stuff like games, music, dance, and quizzes. Plus, the food in the canteen is tasty and good for you.