Maharishi University of Information Technology Lucknow

Admission: The faculty here is really great. They help us a lot. Teachers are knowledgeable and nice. The staff is friendly too. The courses focus on practical skills like algorithms, data structures, and programming.

Placement: I wasn't impressed with the job opportunities from mass recruiters like Capgemini, Accenture, and Infosys. They were offering packages between 3-5 LPA. Overall, I found the college to be just okay, nothing special.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with nice classrooms. Some classrooms have good facilities. The hostel is comfortable with clean bathrooms. However, the college lacks modern facilities and technical resources. The labs are old and need an upgrade. There are two buildings on campus one for classes, labs, and faculty, and the other for the hostel. The hostel is okay, but the canteen could be better.

Admission: Some of the faculty members are really good, but not all of them. The issue is that they don't always listen to students' concerns properly and sometimes shift the blame onto them. I wasn't happy with the faculty, especially those higher up in the administration.

Placement: I haven't heard good things about placements at Maharishi University Lucknow. My batchmates and seniors haven't shared positive experiences about placements in our branch or any other branch.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. They use solar panels for energy, which is cool. The classrooms are decent, but the seats could be comfier. Overall, the infrastructure is nice.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful. I don't think they're qualified or knowledgeable enough. The quality of teaching is just okay. The course curriculum isn't very relevant. It doesn't prepare us well for the industry. The semester exams are quite different and there's not enough time to prepare for them.

Placement: Hardly any students in my course got placed. No top companies or average packages came for placements. Zero percent of students landed internships. It was a tough deal.

Campus: The facilities for my course are really lacking, and the Wi-Fi support is non-existent. The labs have everything we need, but the classrooms are not kept clean. Plus, the library was only built recently, but there aren't many books yet. And don't even get me started on the canteen food qualityit's pretty terrible.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They're helpful and know their stuff, but sometimes they don't know everything. The course plan is solid and prepares us well for the job market. Exams aren't too tough  you just need to put in some effort. Passing rate is around 33%, so it's not too hard to pass. Semester exams aren't super difficult, but it's good to study a bit for them.

Placement: I feel like after completing B.Sc. Biotech, finding a job is tough. But most students do get internships. These internships usually pay around Rs 10,000 per month. The best roles you can get are internship opportunities with a decent stipend. Not many students seem to land internships though.

Campus: The college infrastructure isn't great. Only the pharma and BBA classrooms have AC. The hostel facilities are really bad. The food is unhygienic and not good for health. The hostel rooms are tiny. Girls stay outside the college while boys stay inside. Overall, not impressed with the setup here.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and have lots of experience. They teach well and the course content is useful. But it would be great to have more hands-on learning for real-world skills. Exams can be a bit tough, but the passing rate is pretty good overall.

Placement: The job opportunities after finishing the zoology course are not great. The average salary is around 4-6 lakhs per year, which is pretty standard for this degree. But in our final year, there are companies offering internships for 4-6 months with a monthly pay of 5-10K. It's a good way to get some experience before graduation.

Campus: I love how our college looks it's so nice! The classrooms are comfy and the whole setup is great. We've got an auditorium, hall, labs, library, and a canteen. They also provide hostels for out-of-town students or anyone who needs it. The hostel is cool and the food is decent.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and friendly. They know a lot and are good at chatting with us. When it's time for exams, they make sure everything is organized and fair. We usually get a day or two to get ready, which is nice.

Placement: I haven't landed a job yet, but I've seen seniors get hired. This year, about 60% of students in my course got placed. The college hooks us up with cool opportunities in companies like Cipla and others. We get to attend events like conferences and medical camps, which is pretty neat.

Campus: The campus here has everything you need like CCTV, Wi-Fi, and labs. They also have medical facilities. The hostel rooms fit three people, and the mess serves clean food for breakfast, lunch, tea, and dinner. It's a good setup overall.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They even get evaluated regularly to make sure they're doing a great job. The courses cover everything you need to know for real-world jobs. Exams are fair and not too hard. Most students pass with a good grade, around 85-90%.

Placement: In my group, we had about 80 students. Most of us landed jobs by the end of the last semester. The best salary was about 3 LPA, while the average was 1.5 LPA. Manith Healthcare and Maharana Pratap Group were the top companies recruiting us. Also, half of us got internships at places like Micromax Pharma and Elite Life Sciences. The jobs we got were mostly as medical reps, assistant pharmacists, and product team managers.

Campus: The classrooms are nice and have good ventilation. The labs have all the tools we need. Hostel rooms are spacious, and the food in the mess and canteen is pretty good. The sports teams here are great, especially cricket. There's a big ground where we can play.

Admission: Some teachers here are really helpful. They know their stuff and teach well. The TM course they offer for meditation is pretty cool. The semester exams aren't too tough, just average.

Placement: I'm a student in the M.Sc. zoology department with 35 classmates. Most teachers are great, but a couple could be better. We don't talk to seniors much. The management keeps us informed. The placements are okay, but I don't know much. Those who got placed are from different years.

Campus: The college has labs for doing experiments, which is cool. We've got 2 libraries here: a big central one and another for humanity stuff. You can borrow books using your library card for a week. There are computer labs too, and Wi-Fi is there, but not everyone can use it.

Admission: I really liked how the faculty at the college was super helpful and knew their stuff for my course. They made learning easy. The course curriculum was spot-on and got us ready for the industry. The semester exams weren't too tough either.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students in our course usually get jobs here each year. The average salary offered is around 3-4 LPA. Companies from the IT industry come for placements, and they usually hire for roles like developers and programmers.

Campus: The infrastructure at this college for our course was pretty good. They had things like Wi-Fi, labs, library, canteen, hostel, halls, auditorium, and projectors for us to use. The library and labs had all the stuff we needed. Plus, there were lots of sports facilities for us to enjoy.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. A lot of them have Ph.D.s, while others have master's degrees. The semester exams are not too difficult, with a passing rate of around 60%. The B.Pharma program covers relevant topics that are useful.

Placement: Most students find jobs after college, which is awesome! Jobs like researcher and government pharmacist are common. Also, lots of students get to train in a government hospital, which is a great experience. Some students are even preparing for further studies like MPHARM. There are 100 seats available for this course.

Campus: The college has a digital classroom with air conditioning. Wi-Fi is available, and there are labs with all the chemicals and equipment you need. The food in the hostel is good, and there's a canteen on campus. Plus, they have medical facilities and sports and games.