Rajagiri College of Social Sciences

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're qualified and have good teaching skills. But the course curriculum doesn't seem to match what's needed in real industries. The two internal exams are super hard, and it's tough to get good grades. Plus, you have to show up for classes  attendance is a must.

Placement: Placements here aren't great. Not many top companies hire from here. Even if you do get a job, the salary isn't that great. EY is the main recruiter, but only a few students get placed there. It's not the best choice if you're looking for good placements.

Campus: The college gives free Wi-Fi to everyone. The labs in the Carmel block are top-notch and air-conditioned. There's about 4 labs there. The classrooms are clean, but they don't have AC. The library is definitely a highlight of our college.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have Ph.D. degrees. They know their stuff. The courses always stay fresh and up-to-date. The semester tests can be tough, but you need a 70% to pass.

Placement: Most students in our college get placed, around 75%. We have pre-placement trainings like CRT and technical training. The highest salary offered is 28 LPA and the lowest is 6.5 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Infosys, DXC, and more hire from our college.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with various departments. They offer Wi-Fi in labs, large digital classrooms, and a library with lots of books. Plus, they have a hostel on campus which is really convenient.

Admission: The teachers are really good at helping us get ready for exams. You need at least 40% to pass each subject, counting the internal marks. Boys have to attend at least 75% of classes, while girls need 73% to take the exams. The teachers have a good schedule to get us ready for tests. Personally, I think the B.Com exams are easier than the professional courses ones, which need more studying.

Placement: I go to Rajagiri College of Social Sciences in Kalamassery Cochin. They help around 5-8 students each month get jobs at top companies like EY, KPMG, and Deloitte. They also have courses like ACCA and CMA, besides the B.Com honors program. The B.Com honors course is 4 years long, with the 4th year having practical work and internships that you can choose to do.

Campus: I stayed at Rajgiri College of Social Sciences in Kalamassery, Kochi. There are 2 hostels for boys and 1 for girls. The boys' hostels are called social and assumption, while the girls' is Nirmala. They all have Wi-Fi, TV, and water purifiers. The food at social hostel is not great, but assumption hostel has better quality food. Also, assumption and Nirmala hostels are near the college, while social hostel is far.

Admission: The department faculty at this college are really knowledgeable and have lots of experience. They don't just teach from books but also show us how to apply what we learn in real life. They make sure we're ready for jobs when we graduate by giving us practical skills along with the course stuff.

Placement: Most students find jobs after graduation, which is great. Last year, the highest salary was 12 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like Bhumi Foundation, Pradhan, CRY, and Butterflies NGO hire students. After the course, you can get jobs like HR, project manager, or coordinator. Everyone gets internships in different companies in India. Some students have interned at L&T, Tata Steel Foundation, and HCL Foundation.

Campus: The social work department has live labs and lots of cool stuff like a great library, gym, basketball court, badminton court, computer labs, and smart classrooms. The hostel is nice with yummy food, including non-veg options most days. They also have a counseling center, medical room, and sports department. It's pretty awesome!

Admission: The teachers know a lot and are easy to talk to. They teach in a practical way, which is better than just talking. It helps us get ready for work. The B.Com tests are not too hard, kind of in the middle. But if you're doing something like ACCA, it's tougher and needs more work.

Placement: I'm in my first year of M.A., so I don't know all the placement details yet. But around 27% of students get placed, with salaries ranging from 3 to 8 Lacs per year. Rajagiri students often get job and internship chances with the Big 4 companies in finance and auditing.

Campus: The classrooms have smart screens and great facilities. The library has study guides and research publications. The hostel food is okay, but it can get boring eating the same things every week. They have both veg and non-veg options. The canteens and cafes on campus offer snacks and meals at reasonable prices.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They're super knowledgeable and all have at least a master's degree. They make learning fun with hands-on activities and discussions. It's not just textbooks  we do role plays and attend seminars too. It's preparing us well for the future.

Placement: I'm currently doing B.Com with ACCA. This course gives me a B.Com degree and prepares me for a career in ACCA. Some of the big companies that hire from here are IBM, Infosys, and EY. The B.Com part lasts 4 years, while ACCA takes 3 years. In ACCA, we have to finish 4 out of the 13 papers.

Campus: The hostel here is a nightmare. Wi-Fi sucks, food is gross, and bugs everywhere. Ventilation is awful too. But the classrooms are great! They're modern with AC, plus we have computer labs and a library.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good at explaining things. They know their stuff and make it easy to understand. The course content changes often to keep up with what's going on. The semesters can be a bit tough, but most people pass with flying colors  around 85% make it through.

Placement: The placements at our college are pretty good. Around 35 companies come for hiring students. We also have pre-placement training sessions. The top companies that hire students are Wipro, Infosys, TCS, and Accenture. The highest salary offered is 35 LPA, while the lowest is 6 LPA.

Campus: The campus has great facilities like Wi-Fi in labs, big classrooms, and good hostels. The food in the canteen is decent too. They really support sports players here.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really awesome. They help us a lot, know their stuff, and are super qualified. But I gotta admit, the courses don't always feel practical. It feels like we're just memorizing books with no real-world connection. The exams aren't too hard, and most students pass with no problem.

Placement: Rajagiri has a good placement cell that helps students find jobs. The number of students who get placed is not very high. Companies like Infosys, Bajaj, ICICI Prudential, EY, and Deloitte hire students. They offer placements for both undergrad and postgrad courses. Social work and psychology students don't get placed as much as commerce students. The highest salary offered was around INR 20 LPA, while the lowest was INR 2 LPA.

Campus: The college buildings are pretty simple. Classrooms have regular stuff like benches, fans, smart boards, and whiteboards. The library is awesome with a great view and lots of cool books, even rare ones. They have 3 computer labs, 2 with good computers and 1 with only IMACS. There are 2 cafeteriasone on the roof and one in the basement. Wi-Fi is everywhere. First-year boys stay in a private hostel owned by the college, with college staff as wardens. The food in the mess is just okay. Second and third years stay in the college hostel, which is nicer than the private one. Unfortunately, there aren't any sports facilities available.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. Some of them are working on their Ph.D.s, and all have at least a Master's degree. They give us notes and study guides after we finish learning each topic. The notes are good enough to help us pass because they include all the important stuff. The course got better recently with some changes in the curriculum. The exams are just rightnot too tough, not too easy.

Placement: The college placement is great over 70% of students got jobs! Companies like Deloitte, ITC, and Idea work with our placement cell. They hire a lot of students for HR roles. Doing internships is a big deal here; 80% of students end up working for the same company after interning. Local companies also offer internships. Communication skills are key for interviews. The same companies come for PGDM HR and our branch.

Campus: Rajagirl College is a chill place to hang out on campus. The building looks cool with Western style. The library is awesome - it's huge with four floors and a great city view. The staff there are really nice and helpful. You can find lots of books, journals, and even e-resources to buy. There are clubs like Red Cross, drama, NSS, and encon for students. The only downside is the hostel - it's pricey at around 1 lakh per year. But the rooms and food are good quality. Sometimes though, the hostel staff don't listen to our complaints.

Admission: The teachers at my college are smart and know their stuff. They teach well and are always there to help us out. Exams are fair and not too hard. About 70% of students pass in my department.

Placement: I love how this college helps us score great jobs! Big companies like Flipkart, Microsoft, Tesla, and more come here for hiring. The highest salary offered is 38 LPA, while the lowest is 2 LPA. On average, it's around 6 LPA. And guess what? Over 40% of students land internships at Amazon. Cool, right?

Campus: The college has top-notch facilities with all the latest tech stuff. We've got classrooms, library, labs, playground, transport, and a cool canteen. Food quality is great here. And they even organize sports and games for us!