Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Banaras Hindu University

Admission: The teachers are cool, especially Mr. Amritanesh Mishra. He's awesome at teaching. We have 2 exams each semester and 2 midterms or unit tests every year. The exams aren't too hard, which is nice. The faculty-to-student ratio is 20/1, so you get lots of attention from the teachers. It's a good vibe here!

Placement: In Invertis University Bareilly, third-year students need to complete at least 4 semesters to qualify for campus placements. Companies like Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and TCS come for recruitment. The highest package is 41 Lacs, and the average is around 6-9 Lacs. Lots of placement opportunities for students, so chances are good for getting a job.

Campus: There are a bunch of conferences happening in different departments all the time. The student well-being cell is a cool place where they support students' mental health. I love going to Akansha Fest in the science faculty. You can write essays, do poetry, sing, dance, draw, and try all kinds of things to express yourself. It's a fun way to explore new stuff every year.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and helpful. They teach well and make sure we understand everything. The topics we learn are important and interesting. Exams are fair and not too hard. If we study hard, passing exams is a breeze.

Placement: The college doesn't have a placement cell, but placements in my course are really good. There are lots of opportunities available, and the salary package is decent. Some top companies come to our college for recruitment.

Campus: The classrooms here are kept clean. You can use free Wi-Fi all over the campus. They have digital classrooms too. For stats classes, there's a computer lab. The library is pretty good. Hostel rooms are okay. The food in the mess is tasty and not too pricey. They have a free water cooler. Security is good here. If you're into sports, there's a club for competitions and learning. They also run a program to help improve students' mental and physical skills through seminars.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and know their stuff. They use different ways to teach, like tech presentations and hands-on activities. The course is definitely relevant and helps get us ready for the industry.

Placement: You gotta hustle for placements because companies don't come to campus. They just put up notices or brochures for positions like bioinformatician. Even for internships, you gotta find them on your own. There's no average package because everyone looks for jobs themselves after graduating, not through the placement cell.

Campus: The infrastructure got a big upgrade with two awesome labs now. Before, we only had one. The Wi-Fi is fast in college and even in the hostel. They're working on spreading Wi-Fi around the campus. And now, there are more computers than students, which is pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and qualified. They have a lot of experience. They're super interactive and always ready to help out. We have in-person classes and need to attend 75% of them. Exams happen often throughout the semester. The only downside is we don't get to see much of the industry during our degree. The course covers a wide range of topics and we have assignments and tests regularly.

Placement: This university is super popular, so I figured the job placements would be good. The IIT and B.A. LL.B. programs have the most placements. Some grads end up teaching at the university too.

Campus: The campus has old-fashioned buildings that all look similar. The classrooms are well-lit and have good ventilation. The library is open from 8 am to 11 pm for students. There's also a health center on campus that offers free medical help for up to 50k.

Admission: The professors really know their stuff, and what they teach is top-notch. It's super helpful for the future. The coursework prepares you well for PhD and getting ready for jobs. Doing hands-on work with animals gives you good experience. The exams each semester are kinda in the middle  not too tough, not too easy. You need at least 40% to pass out of 100. The professors and lab assistants are all awesome and ready to lend a hand.

Placement: The coaching institutes hire a lot of trainee teachers here. They bring in companies like Akash, Physics, and Wallah for B.Sc courses like Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics, etc. The salary they offer is around 4.5 to 5 lakhs per year. After six months of training, they usually hire the students as per their rules.

Campus: The Zoology department has good classes and labs with all the equipment we need. We also get Wi-Fi on campus. The lab lets us do hands-on work, which is cool. I stayed in Swasti Kunj in my first year, and the food was okay, but I didn't love it. Kirti-Kunj has better food and living conditions. Jyoti-Kunj also has great food and decent living conditions. Overall, the hostel is pretty nice.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful, smart, and know their stuff. They're great at teaching and have a lot of experience. If you go to all the classes and study well, the semester exams are pretty fair.

Placement: Most students in our college get jobs after finishing. Lots of big companies hire students from our program. Many students also do internships. This course opens up opportunities in different industries for students.

Campus: Our college has all kinds of facilities. The infrastructure and Wi-Fi are top-notch. The labs could use some improvement, but the classrooms are great. If you get good grades, you can stay in the hostels. The food is really good too. And they take good care of the sports and games facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They treat us like friends and sisters. They really know their stuff. Some of them make learning really fun. We had a blast studying. The first semester started late in February because the session began late.

Placement: Most students here aim for higher education, but I'm still in my first year so I don't know the exact percentage. B.A. isn't a job-focused course, so not many people look for internships. I haven't heard of any internships available here.

Campus: I didn't stay in the hostel, but my friends told me it's calm there and the place looks nice. The college buildings and stuff are cool. We can use the library, play sports, and go to the gym for free. And if we need it, medical care is free for all students.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know their stuff, but sometimes it's hard to hear them because there are so many students in class. It would be helpful to have microphones in the classrooms, but they don't have them.

Placement: After finishing B.Sc. Chemistry, there aren't a lot of job placements available right away. But some students do land jobs, even though the salaries aren't super high. If you're thinking about more studies, I'd recommend going for a PhD before job hunting. It can help you score a better job easily.

Campus: The campus here is huge and the buildings look nice. Sometimes it's so big that you might feel lost. But there aren't many dorms, and the rooms are tiny. It's tough for freshmen to get a dorm room. Overall, the campus is big but kind of old.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and have tons of experience. The classes are not too hard, but some students might find it tough to finish their degree because they don't stay motivated or study well. When we graduate, we might not have all the skills and knowledge we need for the best jobs in our field.

Placement: The assignments and exams are pretty straightforward, not really focusing on critical thinking or deep analysis. The college isn't too tough academically, it's more about easy learning and not super challenging work. They care more about making studying easy than going deep into the subjects.

Campus: The libraries have Wi-Fi, which is great. There are two libraries on campus. Sometimes, in big classes, you might not get much one-on-one time with the professors. This can make it hard to have deep academic chats and debates.

Admission: The teachers at BHU are really good at what they do. They know their stuff well. Each course has enough teachers for the students. For example, in Zoology Hons with 60 students, there are about 10-12 teachers. This way, we get enough help and attention. The things we learn are practical and useful for future studies. The education level is top-notch. We learn a lot here. The labs are great too, giving us hands-on experience along with theory.

Placement: The college has good placements with lots of companies coming for recruitment. A bunch of us got placed with an average package of around 6 LPA. If you're into Geology or Chemistry, there are better job options right after graduation. But for Maths and Physics, it's a bit tough. After post-graduation, placements in Maths and Physics are fewer with salaries around 4-5 LPA.

Campus: The hostel here is great! They have round-the-clock electricity, a mess where we can eat, and clean drinking water. Plus, there's a computer library for us to use and internet for everyone in the hostel. It's awesome!