PUC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really cool and supportive. They may be strict, but they always have our backs. They explain physics topics well and do a lot of reading to prep us. The semester exams are not too tough or too easy. About 40% of students pass by the end of the semester.

Placement: Most students get placed after finishing the course. The college is ranked 35th in NIRF this year. We only focus on one course without any package. I'm not sure about internships in our college, but I don't think they offer any yet.

Campus: The department room is awesome! It's got free Wi-Fi and a great lab. The library has like 5,000 books, which is cool. The hostel fees are really cheap compared to other places nearby. And there's a sports complex for playing football and stuff, plus a gym. Overall, it's a solid setup here.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They come from Mizoram and even Central. The exams were tough, but most students passed with at least 70%. Everyone takes their studies seriously, which makes competition enjoyable.

Placement: About 20% of us got placed in my course. The top companies that hire students from my course are Bajaj, EXL, Wipro, and more. They offer roles like Cartographer, Urban Planner, Surveyor, GIS Specialist, Geographer, Geography Teacher, and Geospatial Analyst.

Campus: The Wi-Fi wasn't very strong, but there were 2 classrooms with laptops for everyone. The facilities and buildings were in good shape, and there were lots of sports and games to choose from. Besides the canteen, there's also a cafe where you can chill and have coffee.

Admission: The teachers here don't just teach the subjects, they also help us with life skills and career stuff. The courses cover important topics like LGBT, alcoholism, and drug abuse. The semester exams aren't too tough, and you just need a 40% to pass.

Placement: Most students got placed, around 85-88%. The highest placement was 90%, the lowest was 60%, and the average was 70%. The top companies hiring are Tata and Emo Matrix. Almost all students, about 97%, got internships at Emo Matrix. They offer roles in clinical and counseling Psychology, and other similar courses.

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities like libraries, labs, and seminar halls. The buildings are really nice. The canteen food is top-notch. Plus, they have a basketball court and a football field. Everything is well-kept and cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really good, they know their stuff. The exams can be tough, like 4 out of 5 stars tough. I'm studying math, so they're extra challenging for me. But as long as you get at least 40%, you'll pass.

Placement: Oil India Limited and a few local companies came for campus placements last year. Honestly, not a lot of students get internships here because it's not a medical or engineering college.

Campus: This college in Mizoram is the best for sure. It has awesome facilities like the library, labs, classrooms, sports area, and even an orchid garden. Everything is top-notch here. The canteen and shops have everything you need, from photocopying to lamination. The hostel is nice too, with just 2 students per room. And guess what? The monthly fee is only 2700 INR, which is pretty low. The college sports complex is great for playing basketball, football, volleyball, and more. Plus, there's a hospital nearby in case you need it. Overall, this college rocks!

Admission: The teachers at this college were really helpful and super knowledgeable. They knew their stuff! The Zoology course had a decent curriculum with some cool fieldwork. The exams in the semester weren't too hard, and most students passed with flying colors. It was a good experience overall.

Placement: Our college is mostly for Bachelor's students, so there's an okay chance of getting placed in universities or companies. We had internships as part of our course, and even passing students could do them. The Zoology course had a really good package offered.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. The Science labs are amazing and have great equipment. The classrooms are clean and big. The library has tons of books for studying. The food in the hostels is really good, and the canteen serves the best food too.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at English and they teach well too. Chemistry exams under the NEP are not too hard, but they're different from the usual CBCS courses. The final exams are held by Mizoram University and are worth 75 marks.

Placement: Getting a job after college isn't a sure thing here. Some years there are placements, other years there aren't. It's smart to think about taking a competitive exam for a master's degree instead of relying on a B.Sc. Many B.Sc. grads end up with lab assistant jobs at best.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure and a huge campus spanning about 134 acres. Classrooms mostly have projectors which is cool. The hostel is okay, but there's sometimes a shortage of water so you gotta be smart about using it. Food is just average, nothing special.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and know their stuff. They're friendly and always willing to help out. The course content is super relevant and helps you grow as a person. Plus, the college has a great track record with over 90% of students passing out successfully.

Placement: Our college in Mizoram is really hard to get into because it's so popular. Not many students can get admitted, and the placements and internships aren't great. But our batch got lucky - we have a gold medalist in our class! The package offered to everyone is the same.

Campus: The campus is massive with ongoing renovations. The facilities are top-notch, better than any other college in Mizoram. Each subject has its own building, and our classrooms have projectors. Plus, we have one of the largest libraries around. There are separate hostels for guys and girls in different buildings, which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. They don't just give you all the answers, which I like because it helps me think for myself. The exams aren't too tough if you study, and most students do pretty well.

Placement: I really like the Zoology department. Every semester, we have about 5 students who rank in the top 10 in the exams. Some of them are even doing their Ph.D. in Zoology. Sometimes, they teach us 1st semester students, which is cool. Zoology has many interesting courses. If you're into it, you can even prepare for civil service exams. It's a great place to learn and grow.

Campus: There are plenty of department rooms for each course, and lots of classrooms for classes. The physical courses have labs, and there's a three-story library building full of books. The classrooms even have fans! Plus, there are several hostel buildings with great meals, and two canteens for Science and Arts students. And don't forget about the basketball court, football ground, and gym!

Admission: I've found that some teachers are really helpful, depending on who you ask. A few professors can be tough to talk to, but that doesn't mean they're bad  they just aren't very social. Overall, most of the lectures are pretty good.

Placement: I couldn't find job placement help at the college, but I managed to find a job on my own after graduating. If you're looking to do a master's, you'll have to go somewhere else because they don't offer those courses here. Some of my friends did find jobs at private companies after they finished studying.

Campus: The college campus is huge with lots of forested areas. The classrooms are nice and have the newest tech stuff. The labs are clean and have all the equipment we need. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. But the food in the hostel is actually really good!

Admission: The teachers in the science stream were really good. They were some of the best in the state. The exams were hard, but a lot of students passed. The curriculum followed government guidelines. We had semester exams under MZU, which was pretty standard.

Placement: I studied Arts, Science, and Commerce at the UG level and some PG subjects were also available. Getting a job after UG was easy if you got good marks in class 12. But not many students were admitted to PG courses. My class in B.Sc. had about 30 students, while PG had around 15. The course fee varied depending on your subject - Science was a bit pricey. The highest salary offered was about Rs 20,000, and the lowest was around Rs 3,000 - Rs 4,000.

Campus: The library was really good at our college. We got library cards with our college IDs. The collection of books was awesome and super helpful for us. Some departments had Wi-Fi, which was cool. There was also an internet hub available. The hostel was okay, with separate buildings for guys and girls. They were working on PG and hostel buildings, so hopefully they'll be ready this year.