PES University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: My admission at PESU felt stress-free. Online registration was simple, campus verification was well coordinated, and staff support made a big difference. Communication about final steps was always clear.

Academic: The college curriculum is updated regularly, like every two years, which makes it super relevant for us students. Semester exams are usually moderate, sometimes a little tough, but nothing too crazy that we can't handle. And the best part is, almost everyone passes, like more than 95% students clear the exams easily. Now, talking about our teachers, it's a bit of a mix to be honest. Some are really exceptional and great, but a few are just average. But generally, most of them are highly qualified and very supportive.

Placement: Placements here are okay, around 60% students get placed these days. This happens because many IT companies are not hiring much right now. But usually, like in good years, it goes up to 75%. The highest salary someone got is around 50 lakh in most years, and the lowest is 4 LPA. Average package is about 11-12 LPA. Top companies like Zomato and Google visit our campus for recruitment. Also, around 20% of students get internships from companies like Swiggy, Nokia, JP Morgan, and Accenture.

Campus: From my experience here, the hostel is quite good. The food in our mess is above average, and the canteen food is also very good but you have to pay for it. Plus, we get good Wi-Fi connectivity everywhere. Our classrooms are very spacious with smart TVs that teachers use for teaching. The library is really well-equipped too; you'll find charging ports on every table, and they have books on all subjects, not just the ones in our curriculum. Sports facilities are top-notch with basketball courts, a football turf, a badminton court, and a proper gym as well. The only downside is the medical facility, which isn't up to the mark because there's only one doctor on campus and he's not always available.

Admission: From PESSAT results to counselling, every step was clearly laid out. Document verification was quick, and the staff remained supportive throughout registration. Online fee payment also went through without issues.

Academic: Our teachers here are super experienced and know so much, plus they're very friendly. The way they teach is also good. But the syllabus? It's like IIT level tough, so prepare for that. Exams are also very difficult here. Still, around 90% of students manage to pass. So yeah, you really need to work hard.

Placement: About 80% of students got placed from our college. The companies that came were really good, like Google, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, and Siemens. For jobs, the highest salary package went up to 50 LPA, with the lowest being 3 LPA. Many students got SDE and data analyst roles. While computer science folks had good core company placements, for mechanical and electrical, there were fewer such opportunities.

Campus: My hostel is kinda okay, not too good, you know? My friends always complain about the food there. Also, they are building a new hostel now. Wi-Fi, sports, and games are definitely available. But I don't actually stay in the hostel, so I don't really know all the details of what's happening there.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag. Some are really awesome, but some are just okay. But most of them are super qualified and ready to help. The course material gets a refresh every 2 years, so it's still fresh. Exams are not too hard, but they're fair. And even though the pass rate is super high at over 95%, it's not a piece of cake.

Placement: The placement rate is usually about 60% because not many IT companies are hiring at the moment. But in a regular year, it can go up to 75%. The highest salary offered is usually around 50 lakhs, with the lowest being 4 lakhs. On average, it's around 11-12 lakhs per year. Zomato and Google are the top companies that hire students. About 20% of us get internships, and companies like Swiggy, Nokia, JP Morgan, and Accenture offer internships.

Campus: The hostel is pretty good, the food is better than usual, and the Wi-Fi works well. The classrooms are big and have smart TVs for teaching. The library is awesome, with charging ports at every table. It has books on all topics, even ones not in our study. The mess food is okay, but you have to pay for canteen food which is tasty. There's only one doctor on campus, so medical help is not great. But the sports facilities are awesome! We have basketball, football, badminton, and a gym.

Admission: The admission process at PES University felt organised and transparent. Counselling sessions clarified all doubts, and document verification was handled calmly by the staff. Registration and orientation were easy to complete.

Academic: What I have seen here is that students are mostly told to research and understand concepts by themselves. We don't get as many regular academic classes as we do for placement training. But it's good that they take tests and internals before the main semester exams. This way, we can practice and fix our mistakes before the big one.

Placement: Our college really focuses on getting us jobs. Big companies like Hyundai, LG Electronics, and Havells come here every year for placements. It's tough to clear their tests, so we get intensive training from the very first semester itself. They even have more placement classes than regular academic classes, which is great for us.

Campus: Students from many places study here, and the best part is that there's no partiality or discrimination among anyone. The college mainly focuses on helping students show their talents and skills so they can do well in their future jobs. But the hostel food is not good for me, so I gave this place four stars.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but sometimes they're not clear on how to prepare for exams. They do a good job getting us ready for the real world, so we can land entry-level jobs. The courses are challenging, but you only need to score 35% to pass.

Placement: I was happy to see that around 45% of students in my course got placed last year. The salary packages ranged from 4 LPA to 15 LPA. Our college attracts companies from different fields, especially startups and new companies. The top job roles offered were for industrial designers and web designers, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college has a nice infrastructure that looks good. We have big libraries to study in and there's Wi-Fi, but it can be tricky to connect sometimes. There's a boys' hostel on campus and a girls' hostel outside. The girls' hostel is managed by a company and they provide food and snacks for the residents.

Admission: From application to enrolment, the process was easy to understand. The merit list came out on time, verification was quick, and counselling staff were approachable. Orientation wrapped things up nicely.

Academic: Our teachers are really good and know their stuff. They are well-trained and if you are keen to learn, they can help you a lot, way beyond what you might think. This college really focuses on making students ready for jobs in the industry. They make us write research papers, do case studies, and give us worksheets that help us understand real problems in the industry. For the BBA program, the exams are quite easy, so you don't need to worry too much. But still, you can't just go without studying and expect to get good marks. Just pay attention in class and read your notes, and you'll be all set.

Placement: When it comes to job placements here, around 35% of students get placed. Big companies like Deloitte, Oracle, TVS, and Microsoft come to hire us. The highest salary package someone got was 7 LPA, and the lowest was 2 LPA. Also, everyone has to do an internship because it's compulsory, so all students definitely get one. But even though many students are eligible to get jobs, they often feel the placements are not that good or not worth their effort.

Campus: The Ring Road campus here has really amazing Wi-Fi and classrooms, I must say. The city campus is also decent, not bad at all, but it just can't be compared to the Ring Road one. About the hostel, even though I don't live there myself, my friends always talk about it. They say the hostel facilities are quite good, and the food is way better than what you get in paying guest places. In fact, some of my friends who stay in PGs actually come to our college mess just to eat because it's so good.

Admission: I really like the teachers here. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The classes are pretty good too. The course materials are helpful, even though they might not match up exactly with what you need for a job. The exams are not too hard, and you just need 35% to pass. It's a good place to build a strong foundation.

Placement: The college has strong ties with companies. Past students got great jobs. But this year, not as many companies are hiring. Still, PES managed to place about 70% of students, which is lower than usual. Big companies like Apple and Cisco came to recruit. In total, there were 68 top companies, 77 mid-tier, 61 lower-tier, and 2 dream companies.

Campus: PES has top-notch infrastructure. The new Golden Jubilee block has all the facilities we need on campus. The labs, classrooms, libraries, and auditoriums are all well-kept. Plus, there's Wi-Fi for everyone. And the food in the Golden Jubilee block is really good.

Admission: The turnover of teachers here is a big issue. When new teachers come in, it takes them a while to get comfortable. That makes it tough for us students to follow along. The exams are a real pain too  they happen every couple of weeks. And because of that, teachers rush through the material.

Placement: The job placements for B.Pharma graduates are not great. The highest pay offered is around 3-4 lakhs per year. Also, fewer companies are coming for placements each year. The job roles available are quite different from what we studied, so we need additional training.

Campus: The infrastructure is okay, but it could be better. Maintenance is pretty poor, especially when it rains, the water doesn't drain properly. The labs are decent, but there's a shortage of chemicals and materials. The sports facilities are just average, nothing too special.

Admission: Joining PES University was a comfortable experience. Document verification at the campus was organised, and the staff patiently guided us through every step of registration. From provisional admission to final enrolment, everything moved without unnecessary delays.

Academic: From my experience at PES, the curriculum gets updated every single year. This is really great because it helps us keep up with all the new technology out there. Our teachers are super good; they know their subjects inside out, which is exactly what students need. Plus, we have this cool mentoring thing, where it is a one-to-one meeting every week with a teacher. This kind of personal guidance is super important for our education and overall student life.

Placement: Even though I'm just a first-year student, I've heard a lot about PES placements and I really believe they are top-notch. Everyone says PES has a different level when it comes to getting jobs. From what I've heard, the highest package this year was around 1.1 crore, and the average package was about 20 LPA. It's really good that most students, like 80% of them, got placed in very good Tier 1 and Tier 2 companies. This kind of placement record is a huge reason why students join PES.

Campus: Our campus at PES is really good, you know. Everything like the buildings, grounds, and all the indoor and outdoor spots are kept very nice and have good stuff. Students can play sports whenever they feel like it, which is great. One cool thing here is this big building just for indoor games and other activities, that's a big attraction. They also have different fields for different outdoor sports. The cricket ground, especially, is super nice and a big draw for everyone.

Admission: My experience at PES University was positive. Counselling was well communicated, verification took time but went smoothly, and orientation clarified all academic and administrative details.

Academic: The course here is really good and makes us ready for jobs. The college helps a lot with building our CVs, so we become fit for the industry. Our teachers are super qualified, you know, and I would say teaching quality is 4 out of 5. Also, semester exams are not too hard, and almost 95% of students pass them easily.

Placement: I really like here is the mix of students; you get people from all over India and even some from other countries, which is cool. Talking about placements, around 60% of students get placed, and the top salary someone got was 8 LPA. Infosys is one of the main companies that hires us. Also, a big chunk, about 80% of students, find jobs in various startups, taking on roles like HR, Operations, and International Business. These big companies coming in really give us good industry exposure and help us pick up lots of different skills. Engineering is the college's main course.

Campus: In our college, we get Wi-Fi, and the labs are also really good, like fully set up. The food quality is just average, they rate it like 3 out of 5. Medical facilities are there if anyone needs them. For sports, the college is pretty good; they have a basketball court, table tennis, chess, and even a big cricket ground. The boys hostel is right inside the campus, but the girls hostel is a bit far, around 1 km away from the campus gate.