Raiganj University

Admission: The teachers are really friendly and always ready to help with any problems. The exams are handled well, and there are usually 2-3 invigilators in the halls. The curriculum is good and easy to follow. Overall, it's a student-friendly place.

Placement: The B.Com students had placement opportunities with India Post. Around 10-15 out of 20-25 who applied got placements. The department should bring in more placement programs to help more students. In BBA, local companies also came for placements and offered jobs.

Campus: The course facilities are good, but I can't speak for the hostel since I didn't stay there. Wi-Fi is available, but not in every course. The labs are in good condition, especially for Science subjects. I haven't seen the inside of the hostel, but from the outside, it looks well-kept and clean.

Admission: The teachers at our college are kind of hit or miss. Some are really great at teaching, while others not so much. Luckily, there are a few teachers in our program who are super helpful and know their stuff. The course content is spot on for anyone who loves working with computers. It's a great way to boost your tech skills. However, when it comes to finding a job after graduation, our college falls short. There aren't many placement opportunities for students, which is a bummer.

Placement: Our course didn't have any placements because the university didn't set up any job fairs. Companies didn't come to our college to offer jobs or internships. So, none of us got hired or got internships. No one got paid any salary for work.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is great. They've got Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. The canteen is awesome too. And they're really into sports here. Plus, you can get medical help if you need it.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super experienced, qualified, and know their stuff. They teach really well and our course is right on point with what we need to learn. The exams aren't too hard, just based on what we study. Last time, most students (about 94%) passed the exam, so that's pretty cool!

Placement: I'm studying B.A. Honours in English Literature at this college. The courses here are awesome and open up lots of job opportunities. Unfortunately, there aren't any placements specifically for us, but I want to shout out all the teachers for their hard work and dedication!

Campus: The classrooms are really nice with good lighting. They've got a big library and labs for different courses. The hostel is cool and the food is good. Plus, there's a huge playground where we play sports and have events. And the Wi-Fi is solid too.

Admission: I really like the B.Sc. Economics (Hons.) department at Raiganj University. The professors are great and the subjects like Econometrics and Statistics are interesting. Unfortunately, there are no campus job opportunities. The exam fee is around 300 bucks, but there are scholarships available. It's a decent university for students on a budget.

Placement: I'm studying B.Sc. (Hons.) in Economics at Raiganj University. It's a 3-year course, now in the 4th year. You need 60.0% in 12th to get in. The total fee is INR 1871, which includes all charges. There are no extra fees. Around 70 students are in this course. Check out other B.A. courses at Raiganj University too!

Campus: The campus at Raiganj University is nice. They have two hostels for girls and boys, each with 60 seats. It costs 1000 for meals and 4500 for admission for two semesters. They only look at how far you live and your marks for admission. The professors at Raiganj University are really good.

Admission: The teachers are all really qualified with Ph.Ds and super helpful. They even have separate sessions for placements and future opportunities related to our course. We have six semesters in our 3-year course, with one every six months. The selection process is tough from the start, but around 80% of students manage to pass each semester.

Placement: Most of us in my course got placed  around 70-75%. Almost everyone gets a government scholarship, like 90% of students. A lot of us ended up in pharmaceutical companies after college. If not, some found government jobs instead. The companies offered a package of around 5-7 Lacs per year. They usually hired for roles like lab assistant or tester.

Campus: The college hostels are great! We always have electricity and free Wi-Fi, plus we get 24/7 water supply at a low cost. The classrooms have cool new tech, and the labs are safe when we work with chemicals. The library is awesome too it's got all the books we need for our courses.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but they're not super helpful. They're good at teaching, though. The course covers stuff that's useful in real life. Exams are tough, but most students pass because the teaching is good.

Placement: Most students in our course get jobs after they finish. If you study B.Com in Accountancy honors, you can expect a salary of around Rs. 20,000 per month for all 3 years. Companies like CA funds often hire students from our course. There's no internship included, but you can still land roles in accounting after you graduate.

Campus: The department and hostels are super helpful and even customized for students. Free Wi-Fi is a plus, and the library has a great selection of books. You can find any book you need there. They've got sports, games, medical services, and the canteen food is good too. Overall, everything available at the college is top-notch.

Admission: The math department has really smart teachers, but our department head can be a bit mean sometimes. The teachers are super nice and know their stuff. The teaching is okay, nothing too fancy. The semester tests are tough, but the class tests are pretty easy, so most students can pass without too much stress.

Placement: The job opportunities after finishing my course are not great. Most students don't get good-paying jobs. Usually, the starting salary is around 15k, which is not much. Not many companies come to hire from our course. But some students do find internships easily, around 10%. Most people end up becoming teachers after graduation.

Campus: I'm studying math, and our department has cool classrooms with all we need. We've got our own Wi-Fi too. Our department doesn't have a library, but the university has a huge one for all students. It's great for research and studying.

Admission: The teachers and staff here are super helpful. They can solve any problem you have. Most teachers have PhDs, and they teach really well. The courses get you ready for the industry. Exams aren't too hard, especially if you pay attention in class. Almost everyone passes, about 98%.

Placement: In our last year of college, we can apply for jobs on campus. About 60-70% of students find jobs, with the highest salary being 20-25 lakhs per year and the lowest being 10-12 lakhs. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, and Capgemini come to hire students. But our college doesn't help with internships. The course has options like software development, web development, and cyber security.

Campus: Our college has awesome facilities like a big seminar room, three computer labs, projectors in every room, and Wi-Fi in every department. The hostels are nice, and they have Wi-Fi too. The food in the mess is great. We have sports like cricket, football, and NCC activities. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really helpful and treat us like friends. It feels like having a personal guide. The question papers are fair, and if you're ready, the semester exams aren't too hard.

Placement: Around 30% of students have already found jobs through placements. Indian Post was one of the companies that hired students. The placement process is still ongoing, so we need to be patient and keep working hard. It's just a matter of time before more opportunities come our way.

Campus: The school has really good facilities compared to other colleges around here. The classrooms are clean and have everything students and teachers need. They're even planting trees, and there's a new 10-story building coming up soon.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, but some of them could do better at teaching. I'm in B.Sc. Mathematics, and the course structure is solid and gets updated often. Our college works on a semester system and we have assessments and assignments. Exams can be tough or easy depending on the subject. Generally, about 80% of students pass all exams in my department.

Placement: I'm currently in the middle of my graduation, and honestly, I'm not too sure about the placement cell here at Raiganj University. It seems like it's not as active as some other colleges I've heard about. The university mostly offers general degrees, so I guess placements might vary depending on the course you're in. Overall, I haven't heard of any major benefits from the placement cell here.

Campus: The college has good facilities. Some classes have cool technology like projectors, but not all. The library is awesome great for studying. The labs are okay for practicals, and they're helpful too.