Maharani Laxmi Bai Government College of Excellence

Admission: The teachers were okay, not super professional. The course was good and the exams were fair. They weren't too hard or too easy, so most students could pass without a problem.

Placement: The job opportunities were based on what students knew. Salaries were based on how much students knew too. Big companies didn't come here to hire students. If you need a degree or don't have much money, this college could be a good choice.

Campus: The college buildings were okay, not amazing. We had about 3 or 4 buildings on campus. There was a nice park to chill out in between classes. The library was cool, had plenty of books to read. And the campus was always clean.

Admission: The teaching here is top-notch! You learn so much that it sticks with you forever. They share industry secrets that you won't hear anywhere else. It really prepares you for work life.

Placement: The pass rate is around 65%. If big companies don't show up, there won't be many placement opportunities. Even when companies do visit, they mostly offer internships, which are mostly in marketing and sales.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure that's worth checking out. It's peaceful and the Wi-Fi works well. Classes and libraries are good, with plenty of books. The hostel is just okay, food isn't great, and there's no canteen. But it's nice that we can play sports.

Admission: The food at MLB is pretty good with lots of options. The campus is nice and great for sports and hanging out. Everyone is friendly here, which is cool.

Placement: Only 7% of us got jobs after graduation. The pay ranges from 2 to 7 LPA, with an average of 4 LPA. TCS is the main company hiring here, taking in 23% of us. The MBA program at MLB College mixes theory with hands-on learning. The teachers know their stuff, and we get to see how things work in the real world.

Campus: The teachers here really know their stuff and the classes are lively. They teach us how to use business ideas in real life and have good connections in the industry. The lessons cover both theory and how to apply it in the real world. It's cool to learn from teachers who have worked in the industry.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and are super helpful. The exams can be a bit tough, but they're not impossible. Anyone can pass them with some effort.

Placement: Let's chat about job opportunities at my college. Unfortunately, my course doesn't offer any placements like government colleges do. That's why students here have to look for jobs on their own. Plus, there aren't any internships provided, so you'll have to find those independently too.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi and the library needs a makeover. They only have old books there. Plus, there's no hostel on campus. You'll have to find a place to stay nearby.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff, but the way they teach is just okay. They mostly teach in Marathi. The course they offer is pretty relevant.

Placement: You need at least 60% to get in. Not all companies come for placements, so chances are low. Having a degree is key for internships. Grades are usually average.

Campus: The campus has labs, classrooms, library, medical facilities, sports areas, and games. The quality is just okay, nothing special. Unfortunately, there are no hostel rooms available. Personally, I haven't had any problems with the campus infrastructure. The canteen is missing, and the lab quality is average.

Admission: The teachers are really smart and know their stuff. But sometimes the teaching isn't great because students skip class or teachers aren't feeling it. Some teachers are helpful, but not all of them are. There are enough teachers, and the ratio of teachers to students is good.

Placement: It's tough to get a job after college, and if you do, the pay might be low. Not many students get placed here, not even in other departments. The college doesn't have a placement cell. Some seniors managed to snag internships, but it's not common. Most people study here to prepare for government jobs.

Campus: The infrastructure at MLB College is better than other government colleges in the area. The classrooms are well-maintained. Sports are big here, with lots of inter-university competitions and a huge playground for practice. We've got two badminton courts, but there's no canteen on campus. And no hostel either, so students from nearby towns rent rooms outside to stay in.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and well-behaved. They knew their stuff and taught well. The course was useful and the exams are yearly now, no more semesters. You just need to pass with 33%.

Placement: Around 70% of the students from my course got placed in jobs.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure because it's really old. The building looks grand and they have well-equipped computer labs with 100 computers and 50 laptops. The library is huge with 5000 books, the classrooms are airy, and there's Wi-Fi everywhere. The hostel is great too, with a nice canteen, medical help, and a big playground. Overall, it's a cool place to study and stay.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They give us lots of chances to succeed. The faculty here is amazing and the teaching is top-notch. I love my college and the campus vibe is chill and clean. Lots of companies come here to hire students.

Placement: The job placements for our batch are really good. About 40% of us got selected. The highest salary offered was $30,000 a month and the lowest was $10,000. Eight companies came to our college for placements. Our seniors had seven companies visiting them too. Overall, it's a great opportunity for us to land good jobs after graduation.

Campus: The college facilities are great. We have 4 Science labs, a cool and calm library, and clean classrooms. The librarian is smart and nice. Plus, we have a big cricket ground on campus. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here do a great job with exam prep. It really helps you get good grades. They focus on both practical and theoretical knowledge. It's super helpful during exams.

Placement: Around 40% of us got jobs in different companies from our batch. I'd say the placement scene here is just okay, nothing special.

Campus: The dorms are cool for living on campus. The classrooms are decent and there are labs too. But the buildings need some serious upgrades.

Admission: The faculty here is pretty nice. They're all friendly and helpful. All of them have PhDs, so they know their stuff and can teach well. But sometimes, their teaching style might not click with us because they're older and out of touch with what's happening now. The student-faculty ratio is decent, around 40 students for every 1 teacher.

Placement: The job placements were really good. Around 80% of us got placed in different companies and competitive exams. Our average salary package is Rs. 2.4 lakh per year. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, and TCS came for recruitment. The job roles varied based on each company. Since we're all doing B.Com, there's no internship available from the college. But we feel like there should be more internship opportunities.

Campus: The college campus is really cool because it's old, built in 1887. The facilities are good now, especially for computer students with labs and new classrooms. But there's no Wi-Fi and no canteen. Overall, the infrastructure is great.