Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Urdu, Arabi-Farsi University

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really help us out with our studies and stuff like placements. In each semester, we have two exams that are pretty average in difficulty, so even us regular students can handle them. The papers are not too hard to crack.

Placement: I got into this college through UPTU counseling after taking the JEE Main Exam by NTA. Didn't score high enough for advance, so ended up here. The college's placement isn't great now, but they say it'll improve in the next couple of years.

Campus: At our college, we have separate hostels for boys and girls, each with over 350 students. To snag a spot, we apply on the college website and if chosen, we get a room. The campus has Wi-Fi that's super strong and runs 24/7.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The tests can be challenging, but the way they teach us is great. The exams in each semester are pretty strict, but it helps us learn. They focus on teaching us practical skills that we'll need for jobs. It's all about getting us ready for the real world and landing a good job.

Placement: The university doesn't have great placement opportunities. Not many students get placed. The highest package is 0 LPA and the lowest is 3 LPA. Byju's is one of the companies that come for placements. Only B.Tech students are getting job offers. No internships available.

Campus: I think the infrastructure deserves a 3-star rating. It's okay, nothing too fancy. Some classrooms have AC, but not all of them. The courses and departments are pretty good, and the hostel is just alright. The Wi-Fi limit is just 1 GB per day, which isn't much. The food in the mess is average, but they do have a gym with good equipment.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and nice. They're great at teaching and always ready to help. They treat everyone equally and really care about making sure we get our assignments done on time.

Placement: Only a small percentage of students actually get placed here, around 5 to 6%. Internships aren't provided by the college, so we have to find them on our own. The stipend for internships ranges from 2 LPA to 4 LPA. This college is considered a tier 3 institution.

Campus: The facilities here are top-notch. Every classroom has AC and the bathrooms are well-maintained. The labs and classes are great too. However, the hostel is just okay - it could use better cleaning. On the bright side, the sports facilities and gyms are awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and always willing to help out. They know their stuff and make learning fun. The course covers programming languages, database management, and web development. We get to learn both theory and practical skills, which helped us create cool projects like College Management System and Skin Disease Detection System. The exams are challenging, so you gotta study hard to do well.

Placement: The placement scene is okay. About half of the students get placed, which is not bad. The highest salary offered is around 10 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 1.8 lakhs per year. Companies like U Certify, Pie Infocom, and Genpact hire students according to their needs and skills. I'm in my 3rd semester and none of us has got an internship yet. The popular job roles are Software Developer and Subject Matter Expert.

Campus: The campus here is awesome! The classrooms have comfy seats and are spacious. The labs are well-equipped, and the library has tons of books on every subject. The Wi-Fi works great, and the computers in the labs are top-notch. The hostel rooms are nice, and the food is way better than other places. They even have a separate building for sports with a gym and all the equipment you need. Love it here!

Admission: Studying BBA here is great for personal growth. The teachers explain things really well, and most of them have Ph.D.s. I never get bored in class because they teach so well. The exams are not too hard, just the right level.

Placement: The university has great placement opportunities, and it's NAAC-accredited. My friend landed a job on campus with a 5.5 LPA salary in a top company. They offer many skill-building courses, internships, and online events.

Campus: The library here is huge! I got a library card and borrowed books for free. Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Language University is a hidden gem with great courses for a good price. The campus is big, clean, and super green. They organize cool events, like music concerts in winter. Plus, there's a massive field for cricket and basketball. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers are super supportive and really know their stuff. They have a lot of knowledge in the subjects they teach. The course material is spot on. The exams are tough here, with a passing rate of 40%.

Placement: I heard that the college has a 40% placement rate. The highest salary offered is 7 lakh, while the lowest is 3 lakh. On average, students get around 4.5 lakh. The top companies that visit are Samsung and Infosys. Almost everyone gets an internship here, which is cool. The best job role they offer is senior web developer.

Campus: The facilities at our college are great! The buildings look cool, especially the main one in red. The hostel rooms are in good shape, and the food there is tasty. Plus, we have volleyball and basketball teams on campus. Love it here!

Admission: In 2024, some teachers got in trouble for using fake certificates to get high positions like HOD and director. This affected the quality of classes at the university. Some teachers are helpful, but others don't really care about your concerns. You might have to rely on yourself to learn. Job placements aren't great, so you'll need to put in extra effort to stand out. The semester exams were fair and on schedule. Overall, some teachers are good, but you'll need to work hard to succeed in this competitive market.

Placement: I'm studying B.Tech. in computer science and engineering. The top companies like Byju's offer jobs with salaries around 9-10 LPAs. Most students get placed at Lucknow companies for about 4-5 LPAs. In the third year, we can do internships at companies we like. Around 7-9 students out of 100 get campus placements.

Campus: The college building is okay, not the best. Right now, they're working on the top floors in 2024. Classes on the basement and ground floor have AC, which is good. There's a hall that fits 150 people. The hostel is pretty nice. The rooms are painted and have mesh on the windows to keep out mosquitoes. Two guys can share a room. Each room has two beds, two study tables with chairs, a fan, a cupboard, and a tube light. The hostel has a water cooler, but there's no Wi-Fi. Students can set up their own Wi-Fi if they want.

Admission: The college has tough semester exams but most students pass with a 95% success rate. Classes run on time, including regular and doubt classes. Teachers are nice and finish courses on schedule. Wi-Fi works everywhere, even in the canteen. We have smart boards in all classrooms and air conditioning too.

Placement: Most students got placed with good pay, around 5.5 LPA, while some got 2.5 LPA. Companies like Byju's, L&T, and HCL hire a lot of students. CPWD and other IT companies offer most internships. Big names like Samsung, Microsoft, Google, and HCL also hire students. Construction companies are in the mix too, providing placements and internships.

Campus: The food at the hostel is top-notch and the facilities are great. They have Wi-Fi, RO water, and even a geyser. You can play table tennis and badminton there. The medical staff are good too. The hostels are eco-friendly and have reliable electricity. They also focus on innovation. It's a nice place to stay.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but a lot of them don't really understand what they're teaching. It feels like they just read from a book and go. There are only 2 or 3 teachers who actually know their stuff. The classes follow the usual curriculum that you find in most places. The semesters are tough, but if you put in the effort, you can get decent grades.

Placement: Placements were really bad. None of us got placed. They reached out to some companies to make it seem like there were opportunities, but it was all fake. Some students were even selected, but they never received any job offers. The faculty wasn't much help either.

Campus: The place looks alright, but there are some issues. They need to work on keeping things clean and providing basic stuff like clean bathrooms, water, and Wi-Fi in all buildings. Only the main office has Wi-Fi, and students can't use it. The upper classrooms don't have enough light, but the building itself is fine. The library isn't great, but there's a small study room with AC and Wi-Fi that's nice to use.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make learning easy and prepare us for the job market. The exams are fair and not too tough, with a passing rate of 33%. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Placement: The biggest problem I noticed was with placements. The placement rate is super low at this college. Only a handful of students landed jobs at places like HDFC Bank, Zepto, etc. And when it comes to internships, no one seems to get any from here.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. There's Wi-Fi in the department and a library with lots of books. They even have a playground and a canteen. The classrooms are awesome too they're air-conditioned and have everything we need for class.