Madhya Pradesh Bhoj Open University

Admission: The course curriculum is great, and the professors are really knowledgeable and helpful. The semester exams aren't too hard, and the syllabus is easy to understand. The assignments are practical and helpful for us. About 70% of students pass the exams, and around 30% get good grades.

Placement: Around 60% of students in my course get placed, with top companies like Tata Motors, Suzuki Motors, and government companies coming for recruitment. The highest package is around 30 lakhs per year, and it keeps going up. On average, students are offered between 10 to 20 lakhs per year.

Campus: The university has great faculty and infrastructure. You can find all the syllabus on different platforms. The classrooms are nice too. The best part is the well-maintained library. It's super helpful for copying notes and gaining knowledge.

Admission: The teachers at this college are great! They help us get ready for exams and explain things really well. I'm happy with the faculty here.

Placement: Placements at this college are great! Lots of companies come to hire students from our campus. I definitely suggest checking out this college for admission.

Campus: The college had a really nice infrastructure. The building was well taken care of. I commuted daily, so I can't comment on the hostel facilities.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They're kind, loyal, and always ready to help us out. I'm glad I chose to study here.

Placement: This college is open to everyone who has passed 12th grade. It's a great option for a part-time degree. Plus, it's linked with Sagar University for those who prefer not to go to a regular college.

Campus: The library is small, but there are always books to borrow. The classrooms are great and the benches are comfortable. Wi-Fi is also there, which is handy. I decided to study B.Com because I like commerce. You can use the Bhoj office library for books by paying Rs. 3,000 per year.

Admission: The teachers at Bhoj University are smart and nice to all of us. They follow the government's rules for all the courses. We go to classes every day and learn in fun ways. The course plan is organized well.

Placement: I've seen a lot of students from Bhoj (Open) University get placed in really good companies. Big names and cool companies give them opportunities to work at higher positions. Some students even get packages as high as 5 LPA, while some start at Rs. 90,000 per year. It's cool to see everyone finding good jobs after studying here.

Campus: Bhoj University's got awesome facilities with the latest technology. They've got separate buildings for different subjects like science, physics, biology, zoology, and botany. Everything you need is there!

Admission: The teachers at this college are a mix. Some were really helpful, while others weren't. They all seemed qualified and knowledgeable. Classes weren't that great since teachers were mostly there for questions. The education style here isn't the best - all they say is to study on your own. The course curriculum doesn't really prepare us for the industry.

Placement: I really like this college because it offers degrees for students who want to go on to more studies. They don't offer placements or internships, just degrees. But it's a good place to start if you want to keep studying after. It's worth the money.

Campus: The university is open, so classes aren't held regularly. But they do offer good facilities for exams. There's no housing, food, medical care, or sports. They do give study materials though.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome. They explain things well when you have questions. They're friendly and not too strict. The teaching is great and the activities and exams are fair. Each department has its own teachers who are all attentive and caring about their job.

Placement: The job opportunities after studying Statistics are not great because this university is open to everyone, so not many students enroll. Since there are so many students in the B.A. program, the placement rate is low. The college is okay for a while, but you need to keep in touch with it often.

Campus: The hostel isn't an option, but the campus facilities and courses are top-notch. The water system works well, which is a plus. The building is kept in good shape too. It'd be cool if the college could get government funding to improve the facilities even more.

Admission: The teachers here really prioritize academics, but there isn't a lot of extra stuff to do outside of class. I wish they paid more attention to our mental health too.

Placement: I think this college is pretty good for getting in. You don't need a super high percentage to get admitted here. It's easier than other colleges. But just so you know, this college isn't really big on engineering. So, the job offers after you graduate aren't as high.

Campus: The college doesn't have a library, but it's got good infrastructure with water and electricity, which helps us study. The classrooms are nice too. Just so you know, not all students can stay in the hostel here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and make sure to cover each topic well. The syllabus matches what's needed for real jobs. You only need a 33% to pass, and exams are once a year. They're not too hard, so you can study for a month and still do well.

Placement: The college offers great job placements. If you follow the syllabus and attend workshops, you can land good jobs. About 10% of students find jobs in scientific research. Your job prospects also depend on how much you make use of college resources.

Campus: The campus is huge and has good facilities. The library is stocked with all the books you need for studying. The food at the canteen is good, but a bit pricey. Unfortunately, sports aren't a big deal here. There are no hostels, but the labs are well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and they always help out. The exams during the semester are not too hard, just about right.

Placement: Placements at this college are limited, but the salary packages offered are pretty decent.

Campus: The campus has great infrastructure. Even though there's no Wi-Fi, the classrooms are top-notch. The library is pretty good too. The hostel is just okay, and the food is actually pretty good.

Admission: I really like this college because the teachers are awesome! They're super helpful and the quality of teaching is great. Plus, there are cool extracurricular activities to join. Passing a semester isn't too hard as long as you study well.

Placement: The college isn't great for job placements since there aren't many engineering programs. It's easy to get in with a low percentage. This school is good for students who prefer distance learning and don't want to commute daily.

Campus: The college facilities are alright. Some rooms have Wi-Fi and there's a library. No hostel, but there's food nearby like a Dhaba and a hotel. The canteen is pretty good too.