R. D. National and W. A. Science College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers in the biotechnology department are amazing! They feel like family to me. They're not just teachers, they're role models and mentors too. I've never met a better group of teachers. They always do their best to give us lots of experience. Without them, I wouldn't be where I am today.

Placement: The college does make an effort, I'll give them that. Every year, they host career conclaves for the third-year students. Companies come to offer jobs. But if you're studying Biotechnology, it feels like they forget about you. When I was in TY, there were over 30 companies at the event. Sadly, only one was related to biomedicine, and they didn't even come. So, if you want a job, work on your CV, resume, and LoRs. The teachers are good about helping with those.

Campus: The washrooms at this college are awful. The only good Ladies' washroom is in the Girls' Common Room, which was just built. There's another one near the auditorium on the ground floor, but it's really bad. They tried to renovate it, but all they did was change the entrance. It's hard to believe that one of the college trustees is Hiranandani. I remember once during a Science exhibition in the open basketball court, it was windy. I was with my colleagues, ready to present our posters, and above us was a roof that was flying around because of the wind. We were terrified it would fall on us. The college gets funding from DBT, but it's not being used for the Biotechnology department. We always run out of chemicals and other necessary supplies in the lab, limiting our learning opportunities. Luckily, the teachers do their best to teach us despite the lack of resources.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They know their stuff because they've worked in the industry. Some are super academic, while others have PhDs, which really helps in class. They explain things well and show us how to use them in real life. The topics we learn are important, and we get to practice the technical stuff, which is cool. The exams are a bit tough, but if you understand the material, you'll do okay. Most students pass, so that's a relief.

Placement: The college organizes career guidance sessions and job fairs for us 3rd-year students every year. Usually, about 10-20 students get job offers. The main companies that hire are Himedia, Laurus Bio, and Loba Chemie. They offer roles like content writing, desk jobs, and lab technician positions. The salary packages vary from 20k to 60k per month, with an average of 30-40k for B.Sc. students. About 60% of us students also land internships with Himedia and Loba Chemie.

Campus: The college doesn't have hostels, but the classrooms have projectors and AV systems. The old classrooms need some fixing up. The canteen used to be great, but it closed last month. There's basic first aid and sports courts like badminton and basketball on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super friendly and helpful. You don't need extra classes if you go to all the lectures. The semester exams are fair, based on what's taught in class. Most people pass with about an 80% success rate. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: A lot of students landed jobs at companies like Benett Coleman and Co Ltd., and Vidya NGO. They even offered internships. Around 60% of students got placed in jobs like finance manager and banking manager after studying B.Com (A&F).

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay, not great but not terrible. Classrooms can be dirty, but they get cleaned every weekend. The library is awesome you can get books and journals whenever you need, just gotta return them by the due date on the receipt.

Admission: The faculty here is really great, they make you feel at home. I think if classes were in person, the vibe would be even better. They always show how skilled they are. It's like being part of a big family.

Placement: I'm in my second year and I haven't had the chance to shine at career events yet. They mostly focus on seniors, which makes sense. It's good to see them helping out the graduates first.

Campus: I really like this college because management students focus on practical learning and the environment is great. The auditorium here is awesome too. It's a chill place to study.

Admission: The teachers for the Economics course are really good. They have SET/NET and Ph.D. qualifications in Economics. They teach well and we learn more than just what's in the syllabus. The exams each semester are not too hard to pass. You just need 40 out of 100 to pass.

Placement: Out of the 40 students who graduate with a B.A. in Economics, only a couple of them land a placement, usually in banks like ICICI or HDFC. During the course, we learn about communication, negotiation, and research skills through projects and reports.

Campus: The classrooms in our course have AC and come with whiteboards, projectors, and Wi-Fi. We can borrow 2 books from the library for a week. The college has a canteen and medical facilities available. They also encourage sports along with studies.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and the courses are interesting and useful. They teach us practical stuff and we do cool experiments. The pass rate might be around 40%, but the teachers are so good that everyone tries hard to get good grades.

Placement: So far, no job offers yet. We did receive some internship offers, but not many. Some students did manage to secure internships, but it was all on their own. The in-house magazine internship was great, but it was unpaid and mainly beneficial for journalism students.

Campus: The BMM faculty is top-notch, and the infrastructure is good too, especially for BMM classes. There are some areas that could use improvement, but overall it's a great college. The faculty members are really amazing, especially for BMM students.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They clear all our doubts and support us really well. Even during the corona pandemic, they made sure every student got help to pass and do well in our exams. They have a lot of students, but they still manage to help each one of us.

Placement: A lot of students here end up getting jobs that match their skills and interests. They offer internships too. If you do well, you have a good chance of getting a job related to your field of study. They have a variety of courses in Science, Commerce, and Arts.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and the faculty is really helpful when students have questions. They have a volleyball ground, library, and labs for Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and IT. The college also promotes extracurricular activities like dance, sports, and singing. It's a great place to learn and grow!

Admission: The teachers at my college are super helpful, especially in the botany and zoology departments. They really know how to teach well. The semester exams are just right - not too hard, not too easy, perfect for students like me. I really appreciate all the teachers here.

Placement: Most people in my course end up with jobs, about 80% of us. The salary range is from 15k to 45k. A lot of students get internships too. I'm planning to specialize in botany in my 3rd year. I could become a botanist or pursue a PhD.

Campus: Our college has a lab, library, and auditorium. Guest lectures happen often, which is cool. The Wi-Fi is on all the time for students and teachers. The only downside is that we don't have a canteen yet, but they're working on it.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and they know their stuff. They always encourage us to do our best. The classes are okay and the exams are well-structured. The staff is friendly and always there to help us out. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Placement: The college provides a lot of job chances. Big companies like Kotak and Amazon come for placements. They also arrange career events and help students get internships and jobs at different companies. The college encourages us to aim for different job positions and do well.

Campus: The college campus is really cool. The classrooms have AC, there's a library, and each department has its own room. They even have a badminton court and a combined volleyball and basketball court. The auditorium is awesome for events.

Admission: The courses at this college need a lot of improvement. They should update them to match what companies are looking for in the job market. The semester exams can be challenging, but you can handle them.

Placement: The job opportunities for B.Sc. students in this college are really low. If you want to get a job at TCS, you'll need to work extra hard. The college is just okay and it's in a good location in Bandra. Consider your options carefully before choosing this college.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay. The classrooms are a bit cramped, which I don't really like. On the bright side, the practical lab is pretty good. They have quality equipment that helps you learn better.