Nalanda Degree College

Admission: The teachers are really nice and they're friendly with us. The principal is cool too, easy to talk to, and has a good bond with students. They're strict when it's class time. Most of the teachers have Ph.D. degrees in what they teach.

Placement: Placements happen in our college during the final semester. Last year, my senior who studied Electronics got a job at Wipro with a salary of about 7 lakhs per year. The lowest package offered was 2.5 lakhs. A lot of students get good job offers during placements.

Campus: The college has a hostel just for girls, with CCTV for safety and yummy food. Other hostels are close by too. But guys have to find a place off-campus since the college doesn't offer hostels for them.

Admission: The staff at our college have 15 years of experience and they're really friendly. They're always there for us, whether it's for studying or anything else. The courses we take are really practical and help us get ready for the industry.

Placement: In 2020, our college was amazing for placements! Lots of students got jobs easily. I heard 345 students got placed, and many even got good ranks in exams. Some even landed government jobs. It's a great place for getting hired!

Campus: Our college is pretty average in terms of infrastructure since it's located right by the main road with a boundary. There are plenty of extra activities happening here, and the college is really supportive of students participating in competitions. We've even won quite a few prizes too!

Admission: The teachers at Nalanda College are really smart and they always support us. They offer courses that are practical and have a good structure. The semester exams are fair and help us prepare for the final exams.

Placement: The college faculty really helped us with placements. They trained us well and even organized programs like skill India for placements. Infosys is the top company recruiting from our batch, and about half of us already got placed.

Campus: There are lots of facilities here like English lab, computer lab, and electronics labs. The classrooms and conference hall are nice, with comfy seating and well-equipped computer labs. The library has plenty of books to check out.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really helpful when it comes to gaining knowledge and preparing for campus placements. They're super educated and professional. We usually have to go off-campus to take our semester exams, and the passing rate is around 70-80%.

Placement: The course had a good placement rate, around 60-70% of students got placed. We all took part in the campus placement training and activities. Companies like Emphasis, Infosys, and Mahindra visited for hiring. Job roles included transaction processing officer and associate engineer.

Campus: The labs have everything we need. Our college even has generators. The classrooms are spacious and cozy. Plus, we've got a nice green campus with lots of trees. The hostel here is pretty decent too.

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified and really know their stuff. They help us learn everything we need to know and make sure we understand all the skills, not just the subjects. They take good care of us students, and the curriculum is spot on for academics.

Placement: I'm in my B.Sc. computers course. About 60% of the students are here. Campus placements are great at our college. Starting salaries are about 20000 and some companies offer up to 3.5 lac. I'm not sure about internships because I'm only in my 2nd year.

Campus: I love the vibe of the college campus. The facilities are top-notch, especially the computer labs, physics, chemistry, and electronic labs. The Wi-Fi is good, and there's a small but decent canteen. It's a great place to study and hang out with friends.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They give great guidance for our future careers. They also make sure we're ready for the industry when we graduate. It's good to have them on our side.

Placement: Everyone in our course got placed. Salaries range from 10,000 to 100,000. Big companies like TCL, Infosys, and HCL hire from here. Different roles like MECS, MPCS, and MPC are offered. Salaries start at 15,000 and go up to 35,000. In that year, 293 students got internships in various companies.

Campus: The course department has all the facilities we need like labs, hardware, and software. We even have a chemistry lab for experiments. But there's no hostel at the college, so you have to find your own place to stay. The college only offers accommodation for girls, so guys have to look for private PGs nearby.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They use different methods to help us learn about accounts, economics, and computers. They're experts in their fields and are super chill when we have questions. They clear up any doubts we have and make learning easy.

Placement: Around 60% of students in our college can land jobs after completing their courses. The salaries offered go from Rs. 10,000 to 80,000, which is pretty good. Many software companies visit our college for placements, so there are lots of opportunities. Most students end up getting placed in roles like accountants, tax consultants, and financial analysts. It's great to see so many options available right out of college.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, but there's no AC. However, there's good ventilation so we can get fresh air. The campus grounds are peaceful. We have physical activities, and the washrooms are clean and neat every day. No problems with ragging, and the teachers are respectful.

Admission: The teaching here is top-notch! There are six semesters in total. The lecturers make it easy to understand complex topics and ace the exams. Plus, they're super friendly and approachable.

Placement: Most students who could join the college had a GPA above 7.0. The salary packages ranged from 4.5 LPA to 9.8 LPA. The most popular companies for hiring were WIPRO, INFOSYS, TECH MAHINDRA, and TCS.

Campus: I stayed in the girls' hostel and the food there was like homemade food. The college offers courses like B.Com Computers, BBA, BSc, and more. The quality of food in the hostel mess is good. Plus, there's a canteen on campus too.

Admission: I found that some teachers were really good, while others weren't that great at explaining things. We had some hands-on activities related to our coursework, which was helpful. During one semester, we had classes off-campus, which was a bit tough for us to manage. It felt like we were a bit left on our own during that time.

Placement: Placements are kind of iffy at this college. They mostly picked students who were top of the class or super helpful. Not everyone got a shot at placements. And the guidance for participating was lacking. No real motivation to go for it.

Campus: The college doesn't have good facilities. The canteen is not great and the power supply is unreliable. It's hard to have fun here. There aren't many games for students, and they only care about students who compete at the state level.

Admission: The teachers at Nalanda College are awesome! They really care about students and help us understand the subjects. They give us helpful questions for exams. The semester exams are tough, but about 70% of students manage to pass.

Placement: Most students found jobs after graduating. Salaries start at 18,000 a month, but some lucky ones got 40,000 at IT companies. Computer science is a popular course here. Companies like IT and ILM hire students for roles like team members, team leaders, and developers.

Campus: At Nalanda College, there aren't any hostels, which was a bummer. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus either. But hey, they do have labs for physics, chemistry, and computers, which is cool. The classrooms are pretty nice too. Just a heads up, there's no library, canteen, medical help, or games around campus.