M B Government Post Graduate College

Admission: I like how the teachers at our college are really good. They know their stuff and are always ready to help us out. Some teachers write on the board, while others just talk, but either way, they make sure we understand. The exams here are not too hard, which is nice because it means most of us can move on to the next semester without stressing too much.

Placement: At Kumaun University, there aren't any placements available. But they do have internship programs for students to learn on their own. Students here are pretty independent and don't always rely on professors for everything.

Campus: The college has basic facilities like classrooms, regular seats, and water coolers. They also support sports students with tournaments. The canteen has good food at affordable prices.

Admission: The teachers here aren't the best. They don't have regular classes and the teaching is just okay. They mostly stick to theory stuff. We have two exams each year, but they're not too tough. If you practice with the last 3-4 years' question papers, you can score well without any problems.

Placement: To be eligible for placement, you need to have good grades every semester. I didn't see any recruiters coming here during my three years of study. The companies that do come don't offer great packages. Basically, there are no good job opportunities on campus. So, if you're hoping to land a job after graduation, this might not be the best place for you. They don't even have internships available. If you're looking for work experience, it's probably best to look elsewhere. But if you just want a cheap degree, then maybe this college could work for you.

Campus: The lab is cool, but there's no Wi-Fi. The library has books, but you gotta pay a security deposit of 1000 INR. Classrooms are okay, but they don't have fans, AC, or projectors. The food in town is great, especially the pahadi food. I'm not sure about the hostel food. For housing, there are a couple of PG options for girls and a hostel near the campus. Renting a place locally is also good, with 2-3k INR for a decent 1 BHK room.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are helpful. Exams were okay  not too tough, not too easy. You need 33 marks to pass. But the course doesn't really prepare you for the industry. It's mostly just for getting a degree. The teaching quality was good too.

Placement: There are no job placements at this college. Students don't attend classes here. They don't offer any internships, paid or unpaid. No companies come for recruitment. There are no job roles available. The salary packages are low. None of the students get placed.

Campus: The classrooms were alright. The library had old books that weren't much help. There's no canteen, but they do have sports and games for those who are into it. They have medical services, but no hostel or Wi-Fi.

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive and helpful. They help you handle exam stress, and the exams aren't too hard  you just need 33% to pass. It's important to study on your own to do well in the university exams. If you're joining this course, be sure to take notes and practice with old question papers before the exam.

Placement: Most students in my course found jobs after graduation. I'm planning to do a master's degree like many others. Not everyone gets a job right after the course, but the average pay is decent. I'm not sure which companies hire from our college. Some students also did internships here, and a lot of them end up teaching in schools.

Campus: The teachers here are really helpful and push us to aim for a Ph.D. The Wi-Fi works in both the college and hostel. We have a library and reading room in the college, plus a Wi-Fi reading room in the hostel. The hostel food is cheap, and there's a medical room there too. And the best part? The hostelers plan game events every couple of months.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really help us with our studies and activities. They know their stuff and some even have Ph.Ds. The course prepares us well for the industry. Exams aren't too tough, with a passing rate of 33% for each subject. Plus, they offer retests if needed.

Placement: Only a small number of students from our course get jobs, around 10%. The highest salary offered is 6 LPA, while the lowest is about 2.5 LPA. Big companies like Paytm and Wipro visit our campus for placements. The college doesn't provide internships on campus, but students can look for them off-campus. The main job roles we get are web developer and data scientist.

Campus: The college has everything you need - Wi-Fi, air-conditioned computer labs, comfy classrooms, and a library with lots of books. The hostel doesn't have much, but the food in the canteen is okay. They also have sports week and fun annual functions every year.

Admission: Exams happen every year to check how we're doing. You need at least 33% to pass, but most students do pretty well. During exams, teachers make sure no one cheats. They check everyone's work carefully and take attendance too.

Placement: The course is really good for students who want to pursue higher qualifications and work on their own after getting their degree. The placements offered have good packages and the teachers are really supportive. They also offer extra-curricular activities which is cool.

Campus: The facilities at this college are really good compared to other government colleges. They have great sports facilities and support NCC too. Students can show off their skills in sports like cricket and football. It's a great place to improve and grow.

Admission: Our college is connected with Kumaon University Nainital, so all our exams are organized by them. The exams can be tough if you don't put in the effort to study. The teachers here are really knowledgeable and have a lot of experience in their fields.

Placement: I'm studying at a government post-graduate college. It's cool because I can earn a degree for my future. This college doesn't help with job placements, but after finishing B.Sc., there are lots of career paths to choose from. Right now, I'm studying computer science for my B.Sc. degree.

Campus: The college is really organized and has nice facilities. They have smart classrooms as well as regular ones. The library has lots of useful books. The Wi-Fi works well. And the labs have all the equipment we need for doing practical experiments easily.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. The way they teach is top-notch. I never struggle with my studies because they're always there to help. The only downside is that exams can be a bit unpredictable. They only tell us the date a week before, which can be a bit stressful.

Placement: The placement ratio and salary packages here are just okay. But being a government institute, there are some good chances available. To get placed, you gotta put in the effort and keep an eye out for new opportunities.

Campus: The classrooms and library at college are awesome. But the department buildings need some work. The washrooms could be better. The library is really good though, they have all the books we need for our courses.

Admission: The teachers at this college really care about the students and the courses. The exams are fair and the teachers are easy to reach when you need help. They know their stuff and are always there to support us.

Placement: A bunch of students land campus placements here. Many students also score internships. There are plenty of options and chances for students to explore.

Campus: The hostel facilities are great, with good infrastructure in the campus department. There are cheap canteens serving good food for students. You can find quality food in the hostel, mess, and canteen. Plus, they offer sports and medical facilities. Lots of good stuff for students here!

Admission: The teachers are good, but they're not always on time. We end up waiting a lot for them to show up and start the class. Exams happen often, but we never know when we'll get our results. The course material is super outdated, like from way back in 1947.

Placement: Most courses in our college don't have placements, and only a few super smart students actually get placed. The placements are mostly off-campus, not on-campus. You need to pass entrance exams like NET, JRF, GATE, etc., to land a placement.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostel. Most of the buildings are old and infrastructure is improving. The classrooms are not well-lit, and it gets really cold in winter because there's no heating. Not having a hostel affects a lot of students.