KLE Society's S Nijalingappa College

Admission: The faculty here are super nice and always ready to help us out. They really care about us and give us the push we need. They guide us well and exams are pretty easy and stress-free.

Placement: The department here really helps us find great jobs after we graduate. They partner with a lot of travel companies, which is awesome. It's cool because they make sure we're all set up for success and can stand on our own two feet. Love it!

Campus: The campus is awesome with well-kept buildings that give off a cool vibe. The course I'm taking is super interesting. The department has a library, computer lab, and an auditorium in the basement. Overall, the campus is well-designed and looks really nice.

Admission: The teachers are awesome and really help us with our studies and exams. The internal assessments are well-organized. To pass, we need to score 25 out of 70 in our exams, which makes up 30% of our final grade.

Placement: The placements here are really good. Big companies come for placements and take a lot of students. The starting salary is Rs.15,000 per month, which is cool. They offer some great roles too.

Campus: The campus is massive with 6 to 7 blocks and tons of green space. The library has free Wi-Fi for studying, and there's a cool café and lots of stuff around campus. They offer sports like NCC too.

Admission: Most of our teachers at college have their Ph.D.'s. They're all super smart and know their stuff. You just need 30 marks to pass each subject, which is pretty doable. The semester exams aren't too hard because the teachers help us understand everything better.

Placement: I think this college is pretty good compared to others. I chose B.Com and got 83%. They give spots to students with 60% and up in their 12th exams.

Campus: The school has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. They don't have dorms, but they support students in sports and extracurriculars. If you get sick, they have doctors and nurses to help out. There's no full meal service, but you can grab snacks like coffee and tea at the canteen.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're super helpful and make sure we're ready for exams. The exams aren't too tough because they prepare us well. It's a great chance for us students to learn and do well.

Placement: I've been studying at KLE Nijalingappa Campus in Rajajinagar for a while now. The campus is really nice and the teachers know their stuff. Most of us end up getting jobs in big companies after we graduate. They pay pretty well, too. The highest salary you can get is around 6-7 LPA, while the lowest is about 3-4 LPA. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, Tata, and Amazon come here to hire students. It's a good place to study if you want a job right after college.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and a great campus. The library is cool, we can borrow books for studying. The librarian is super helpful and makes studying easier. I like to study in the library and the librarian is always there to help out. It's a good place to spend extra study time.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super nice and really know their stuff. They explain things in a way that makes it easy for everyone to get it. I never struggled during exams because their teaching was top-notch. I ended up with an 8.8 GPA last semester.

Placement: I'm MADHU and I go to KLE'S nijalingappa college. We have about 300 students here, and around 180-220 of them get placed in good jobs. Companies like Accenture, Alti source, and HTS come for placements. They offer nice packages based on how talented you are. The popular roles they offer are accounts executive and sales executive.

Campus: The campus looks great with lots of greenery, painted walls, a water fountain, and a big area. We have Wi-Fi everywhere, and the labs and classrooms are well-kept. The library has tons of books for our courses and general knowledge. Our hostel is clean and the canteen has good food. The medical facilities are also good. Our sports teacher is awesome and takes us to intercollegiate sports events and games.

Admission: The teachers in our department were really nice and knew their stuff. The course was super useful for us now, and they covered all the important stuff in the syllabus. The exams weren't too hard, but they weren't a walk in the park either. Usually, about 35% of students passed.

Placement: None of us from my batch got placed because companies didn't show up on campus due to COVID-19. So, no one got job offers. Wipro and Infosys are the main companies that usually hire from our college. We didn't have any internship opportunities here. The popular job roles are for HR managers.

Campus: The labs in our department had good equipment and were kept clean. The classrooms looked nice and they even had CCTV, which was useful. The library had lots of books related to our course. The food was decent and not too expensive. I also enjoyed the sports and games available.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, and some are even getting their Masters degrees. It's pretty pricey, but the courses aren't too hard if you put in the effort to study. You can't just wing it and expect to pass exams. Most exams are manageable for everyone. Overall, there are plenty of great teachers around.

Placement: The university is great for placements. Lots of big companies come for hiring. Students get good salary packages, around 4-6 LPA. Companies like TCS hire students from here. It's a big college with good opportunities.

Campus: The campus is huge, with Wi-Fi available everywhere. Each department has its own Wi-Fi in one of the 4 buildings. We've got over 200 classrooms and libraries. Plus, there are two labs for both PO and degree students.

Admission: The teaching here is really good. The teachers are super helpful, so the education quality is top-notch. They even had a seminar to help us figure out our career paths. They start grooming you right from the beginning. And you can pick from different courses besides the usual ones.

Placement: Placements are available, but big companies don't usually show up. The ones with high standards did come for placements though. Mostly BPOs were there. About 20% of students got jobs at Concentrix with a 3 LPA salary. Cognizant was the top choice for many.

Campus: The course gives a solid education. The classrooms are nice. Unfortunately, we didn't have labs in our course. The library is great, with lots of helpful books. Plus, they have projectors available for classes.

Admission: The teachers here are tough, like high school exams. The only thing is, the subjects are more technical and science-based, which can make classes harder. BBA is a really popular bachelor's degree program that a lot of students go for after finishing class 12.

Placement: The BBA students here got a top salary package of 13.12 LPA. The lowest was 3.5 LPA, but most students got around 6 to 7 LPA. After graduation, students land jobs like marketing exec, sales exec, HR manager, market analyst, or management trainee.

Campus: The college has really cool updated hostels and a fancy physiotherapy center. There's also a modern gym, big parking lot, and medical help if you need it. They've got computer labs, media labs, and resource centers too. Plus, they offer virtual classes and labs, which is pretty neat.

Admission: The teachers are pretty decent overall. Some are really qualified, but there are a few who don't seem to know what they're doing. They make us do tests and exams all the time, just like the big final exam. It helps us get ready for the real deal.

Placement: The job placements were not what I hoped for, but they're decent. Starting salaries range from 25k to 30k, with the highest going up to 50k. The top students get some really good offers, but what about the rest of us? It's a bit disappointing, to be honest.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is really bad. There are no proper benches, everything is broken and cracked. Maintenance is very poor. There's no Wi-Fi, but the library is the only good spot. The canteen is clean and worth paying for food. That's about it, not much else to say.