Rayat Bahra Group of Institutes, Ropar Campus

Admission: The teachers here are really friendly and polite. It would be awesome if the college could put more money into them. They're pretty supportive, but they could work on getting more qualifications and knowledge. The class sizes are good, and every now and then we get to attend industry workshops. The subjects we study are cool, but the teachers could use some more training. But there are a few awesome professors here too.

Placement: Placements were okay. Around 60-65% of students found jobs. The average salary was Rs. 3-3.5 lakhs. Some companies that hired students were Amdocs, UHG, and IBM. Placements usually took place together because there are a few campuses in the same group. Not many students got internships, but some found their own. I don't think any stipend was given.

Campus: The college has a decent infrastructure. The Wi-Fi works well and the computer labs are equipped. However, the electronics lab could be better. The library is nice, and the classrooms are clean. The food is good, better than other colleges. The hostel rooms are okay.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super smart and know how to keep us engaged in class. They're really good at teaching, and we spend a lot of time in labs which helps us feel ready for the future. It's great!

Placement: I went to this college and it's really nice. The teachers are so friendly and caring, it feels like a second home. We can ask anything without hesitation. In my batch, 70% of us got placed in good companies like Swaraj Majda Ropar. The highest salary was 14k and the lowest was 10k. The teachers help us develop leadership skills, leading to high-paying job offers. Everyone also got internships in companies like H.P. It's a great place to study!

Campus: The college has really fast Wi-Fi and modern laptops in the labs. It helps a lot with project work because the Wi-Fi is super quick. The computer room even has Apple laptops and accessories. The hostel is well-kept, and the food makes you feel at home.

Admission: The professors in my B.Tech department are awesome. They really know their stuff and make sure we understand everything in class, even if we don't ask. I believe B.Tech should be more hands-on, and the faculty here is doing a great job focusing on that.

Placement: The fees for my course are 67k per year, and we can pay it in 4 installments. For B.Tech, the fee is 1 Lakh per year. The hostel fee is around 75k per year, which covers everything like mess, laundry, and accommodation. No extra charges are added, which is great!

Campus: The college has really good facilities. They have seminars that help us learn practical things that companies want from new employees. There are also fun events like festivals and parties every year where students can show off their skills. The teachers are super supportive and always push us to do our best.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really helpful, especially since most of them were from the biotech field. They did face some challenges, but it was a good experience overall. The only downside was that there weren't enough teachers available in this area. Agriculture is a unique subject, so finding good teachers can be tough.

Placement: Around 15% of us landed jobs after college. The pay was Rs. 15,000 per month. The top job was as an Agriculture field officer with a salary of 1.75 LPA. We didn't have any internships, but the college got some local companies to hire us for average pay to help us start our careers. It was nice to not be called freshers anymore.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really good. It always keeps everything looking nice. In the past, there weren't enough labs, but now they have all the instruments students need. The hostel is a big part of college life and it's great to have that option. Plus, there are lots of different playgrounds available.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and know their stuff. They really know how to teach well. They're always there to help with any issues we have. We get hands-on experience in all our classes, which is great for getting ready for the real world. The teachers here are awesome and they're really nice too.

Placement: Around 60-70% of us got jobs after graduating from this college. The highest salary some of us got was around 10 LPA, while the lowest was 1.5 LPA. Most of the companies that hire here are in IT, like Wipro. None of us have landed an internship from our batch so far.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and high-speed Wi-Fi all over campus. The food at the hostel is top-notch, plus there's even a gym for students to use.

Admission: The teachers were really great, they knew their stuff and had lots of life experience to share too. The college closed at 5:00pm, but the computer labs stayed open until 8:00pm, which was super helpful for everyone.

Placement: I'm happy with the placements at our college. Most students, about 80-85%, got placed before they graduated. The college also made sure to help those who weren't placed by offering more opportunities even after they finished their degree. Big companies like IBM, Zensar, and Infosys came for placements. There were also lots of smaller companies from Chandigarh, Mohali, and Delhi-NCR that visited for placements.

Campus: The campus had awesome views with mountains in the back and a river in the front. The weather was always cool. Different buildings were there for Engineering, Law, and Polytechnic courses. Plus, there was a big playground and canteens. Great place!

Admission: Our college was connected with PTU, so we used their course plan. It covered all the important stuff well. The teachers really knew their stuff and taught us everything we needed to know.

Placement: I was impressed with how many students from our batch got jobs after college. Around 80% of us found jobs in big companies like Amdocs, OpenStax, Wipro, and TCS. The salary packages were decent too. These companies came for mass recruitment and offered jobs for a certain period. It was great to see so many of my classmates landing good jobs.

Campus: I really liked how our college campus looked. It was huge and had lots of greenery. Plus, it was easy to get there because it's right by the highway. The labs and classrooms had everything we needed, except for elevators. Overall, the infrastructure was great!

Admission: I really like the teachers and staff here. They know their stuff and help us with job placements. They cover all the course material on time. In the labs, they explain projects really well. We even get to work in living labs. To pass, you need around 50%. The exams are not too hard, just at an intermediate level.

Placement: My course has 60 students, and the college has a total of 120 students split into two sections. The placements were pretty good the average salary package is 5 lakh per year. We had companies like Sun Pharma, Centrient Pharmaceuticals, and others coming in for placements.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. Wi-Fi is everywhere, even in the hostel, and the internet is super fast. Classrooms and labs have all the latest tech stuff. The hostel mess serves tasty food, and there are three canteens - a CCD, a juice place, and a tuck shop - on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. Some have PhDs, and others have master's degrees. The teaching is good overall. Digital marketing is taught separately, which is cool. The exams aren't too hard because students work hard. The pass rate is around 60%.

Placement: Most students from my batch in 2021 got placed, around 60%. The highest package offered was 3 LPA, while the lowest was about 2 LPA. The average package was 2.5 LPA. Companies like Wipro, Trident, TCS, Asian Paints, and BYJU's visited our campus for placements. About 75% of students got internships in big companies like Wipro and BYJU's, while others interned in smaller local companies. They also offered roles like manager and assistant manager.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college is pretty fast, which is awesome. Pharmacy students have access to big machines in the labs, which is super helpful. There are separate libraries for each department, making it easy to find what you need. The food in the hostel is top-notch, I love it. Unfortunately, there aren't any games or sports facilities available, which is a bummer.

Admission: The teachers here are friendly, but sometimes they seem more focused on money than on helping students learn. The teaching isn't that great. The college director doesn't really interact with students or listen to our concerns.

Placement: Most students got good grades, around 85%. If you have a sibling in the college, they might help you get extra marks. The job opportunities are mainly for pharmacist accountants.

Campus: The food in the mess is not great and the hostel could be cleaner. It's hard to walk at night without lights on the road. The medical facilities are just okay. But there are plenty of canteens around campus, which is nice.