Rajarshi Shahu Mahavidyalaya

Admission: The teachers at this college are top-notch! They really help us understand our studies and clear up any doubts we have. They're super qualified, with some having PhDs and others passing SET or NET exams. The course is similar to CA and CS exams and includes a skill enhancement program that's useful for the industry. The semester exams can be tough, but around 70% of students pass.

Placement: I really like how our college helps students get jobs in companies like TCS, Wipro, ICICI, HDFC, and Infosys. Last year, about 40% of my batch got placed. The highest salary offered was around 2.4 LPA. It's cool that we have so many options for the future!

Campus: The college is near the main bus stand in Latur city. It's super peaceful there. B. Com students have their own computer lab. The library is open for everyone. Classrooms are always clean. We get free Wi-Fi for the e-library. Girls have a hostel on campus. Guys can find PG rooms close by. The food from the canteen and mess is top-notch. Love it here!

Admission: I love the teachers at our college. They give regular lectures and surprise tests to help us practice. The course curriculum is perfect for what I want to do in the future. Our college follows the structure set by SRTMUN, a national university. They also conduct our exams, which include mid-semester tests, class tests, term-end exams, assignments, projects, and practicals.

Placement: In the last year, we can get job placements. In the 3rd and 4th semesters, lots of students got jobs outside the college. Companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys are hiring many students. The first round is an aptitude test, then a coding test, and finally an interview. If you pass everything, you can get a 3.8 LPA package. The job roles are associate software engineer and system engineer.

Campus: I really liked my time in college, but the campus is kinda small. There aren't many girls here, so the gender ratio is off. No Wi-Fi, but the library has lots of books. They have two reading rooms for us students. I don't stay in the hostel; my house is close to the canteen. It could be improved for sure.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and make sure we understand everything. A few classes are old-fashioned, but the exams aren't too hard. Most students pass with a 95% success rate. The faculty knows their stuff and are always there to assist, although there are a couple of teachers who can be a bit unfriendly.

Placement: I studied B.Sc. in Computer Science at this college for free. The internship rate was pretty low, only around 5-10%. Qspider was the only company that came for internships. The highest salary offered was 2 lakhs. There weren't many top companies recruiting here. Some students did manage to get jobs at TCS though.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. The classrooms are clean, and we can use computers and Wi-Fi. The food in the canteen is just okay. Sometimes we have to wait a couple of days for a book we need.

Admission: The faculty here is awesome! They're from top colleges like Kotak and IITs. They really know their stuff and have lots of experience. The semester-end exams are tough, you need about 20 out of 50 to pass. They're kinda like IIT JAM exams. So be ready to work hard and study!

Placement: The college has awesome companies coming in for placements. Around half of the students are getting jobs. The highest salary package is around 5 LPA, while the lowest is about 1.50 LPA. The average salary is about 2.20 LPA. Loads of students are getting placed, which is great.

Campus: We've got Wi-Fi in the reading room and library. The hostel is pretty clean, but the food in the mess isn't great. There's a canteen, but the food is similar to what's in the mess. They don't have any special dishes. Medical help is there, but no sports or games available.

Admission: The semester exams are tough, but the teachers at our college break down each chapter in an easy way that helps us get good grades. The faculty's teaching is top-notch, and they're always there to support us with our studies and any personal issues we may have.

Placement: Many students get placed in this course every year. Bajaj company trains final-year students, and the top performers in exams and activities are offered jobs directly after an interview.

Campus: Our college has everything we need - Wi-Fi, computer labs, classrooms, and a library. They even have medical facilities. The canteen food is tasty, and there are lots of sports and games to enjoy. The sports teachers are really cool and teach us different games. It's a great place to study and have fun at the same time!

Admission: The teachers are really nice and always willing to help out. They often use reference books and projectors with slides to teach. However, the teaching methods are pretty traditional and not very exciting. The course content feels outdated, especially with no mention of new technologies like AI, DL, and ML that are in demand now. The semester exams are not too hard, and in the final semester, around 20 marks are directly from the books, making it easy to pass.

Placement: The placement scene here is a bit tough. Mostly the top students with good grades get placed. Surprisingly, all the students who got placed in big companies did it through off-campus placements. JIO is the only MNC that comes to our college for placements. The top companies that hire the most students are TCS, Cognizant, and Capgemini. Last year, around 12 students got packages close to 4 lakhs per year. For internships, Oasis Info byte and YBI Foundation offer unpaid opportunities.

Campus: I'm not a big fan of college life here. Our college doesn't quite match up to the colleges in Pune. Pune colleges are better. The computer lab has internet on all PCs, but Wi-Fi is missing. The classrooms are nice with lots of windows, projectors, and green boards. The hostel is just okay, nothing special about the food or rooms. The canteen on campus serves pohe, samosas, idli dosa, tea, and coffee.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really helpful and know their stuff. They're always involved in classes and other activities. The semester exams happen twice a year, and they can be challenging. But overall, the teaching is top-notch.

Placement: Around 40% of students are getting placed at our college. Big companies like Wipro and TCS visit our campus for placements. The placement cell here is super active and helps students land jobs. The teachers are really smart and educated. They also help us get internships. Freshers can expect a starting package of at least 2 LPA.

Campus: The labs have good Wi-Fi and projectors in every classroom. Our college library is huge and well-kept. The library staff is strict but nice. The girls' hostel is great.

Admission: The teachers at Shahu College are really good and they know their stuff. The semester exams are tough, though. The syllabus is challenging, especially for students coming from villages. But everyone here is focused on studying, which is great. I'm glad I chose to study at this college.

Placement: In my course, 250 out of 400 students get placed. The academic fees for B.A. are Rs 5,000. Unfortunately, there are no recruitment or internship facilities for B.A. students. Because of this, there aren't many job opportunities related to our course. So, there are no placements available for B.A. students in our college.

Campus: Wi-Fi is not available for the B.A. course, but the hostel is great and super clean. The sports facilities are top-notch, and there are canteens on campus with really clean food. The food can be a bit pricey, but at least it's clean. It's impressive how everything stays so clean, especially during the pandemic.

Admission: The curriculum isn't super modern or focused on industry needs, but it's a good starting point for computer engineering. The faculty is okay, with a couple of really smart teachers like Bhairav Gorde and Panchal Sir (HOD) who think creatively.

Placement: Placements have been pretty low lately. A couple of years ago, many students got jobs from our college, but things have gone downhill since then. Right now, there are zero placements. It could be that companies aren't looking for BCA grads anymore, or maybe there just aren't jobs available. The college is just okay, nothing special.

Campus: The campus is small, only about 1.5 acres, but the facilities are great. They've put a lot of effort into making it attractive for students and companies. If you need it, you can get Wi-Fi. The classrooms have projectors and the computer labs are well-equipped. They make sure we get hands-on experience with regular practicals.

Admission: The semester exams are tough but fair. Teachers are really supportive and always there to help us out when we're stuck. Lots of students pass their exams here, which is great. The teaching is top-notch, and I like how the teachers use technology in class.

Placement: I really liked that Bajaj came to our college to offer jobs. The soft skills course here is great for improving skills and motivating us. I also appreciate the UPSC/MPSC classes available they're top-notch!

Campus: The college has everything you need - Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, sports classes, canteen, medical facilities, gym, and more. They've got all sorts of sports like basketball, cricket, tennis, and volleyball. And let me tell you, the food at the canteen is top-notch!