Reliable Institute Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college work hard and know their stuff. They're always there to help us out. All of them are qualified and they can help with any subject. The course content is spot on.

Placement: A lot of my friends found jobs after college. They got good salaries. Some did an internship for a year and now have full-time jobs there. A few left after the internship to study more, while others didn't enjoy the work atmosphere.

Campus: The college I go to has a canteen, water coolers on every floor, Wi-Fi (but it's limited), and a big library. The food in the canteen is clean and they keep it super hygienic. The library has all the newest books from different publishers for every subject. Just so you know, there's no hostel for students here.

Admission: The teachers here are helpful and know their stuff, but they could be better. They have good knowledge about their subjects, but the teaching quality is just okay. The course curriculum isn't very relevant because it's linked to CCS University, and it doesn't really prepare us for the industry.

Placement: There aren't many placement opportunities at this college. Only a couple of companies come for recruitment, but they're not well-known. They mostly offer sales jobs with a salary of around 10000 per month. Unfortunately, there are no internships available.

Campus: The college doesn't have many facilities. The infrastructure is small and there's no Wi-Fi for students. Classes are small too. They have a computer lab and a small library. Unfortunately, there's no hostel or good canteen. Medical facilities are also lacking. On the bright side, you can play games here.

Admission: The faculty is really great. They know their stuff well and are all highly qualified. They take student concerns seriously and are always there to help with any issues. The course is good too, getting us ready for the industry.

Placement: I haven't finished my degree yet, so I can't really say much about placements or internships. The college has a good reputation though. LL.B. isn't really focused on getting jobs in companies, so I can't give a detailed answer about that. But overall, it's a well-respected college.

Campus: The infrastructure is decent, not too great or too terrible. The college always helps students with facilities like the library and classrooms. They make sure everything is good for us students.

Admission: The teachers don't speak perfect English, but they're really great. They know a lot and are super helpful. The director and chairman are amazing at handling any situation with anyone.

Placement: I really liked how all the students found good jobs in great companies based on their skills and interests. The average salary offered is 1.5 LPA, which is pretty good. Everyone goes for internships to boost their resume and skills. It's a great place to prepare for the job market.

Campus: The college campus looks nice with lots of colorful flowers around. The buildings are impressive and give off good vibes. The classrooms and library are well-organized too. It's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and ready to work with each student. I'd rate the teaching quality 4 out of 5. But I feel like communication could be better for a smoother college environment.

Placement: Students who met the requirements had chances to get job offers based on their skills. It would be great to see more top companies offering good pay to students in every field. I think the college has room for improvement.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. There are things that could be better to make it a nicer place for students. They should think about expanding the canteen and maybe getting some better people to run it. That way, students could get better service.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're qualified and have a good grasp of the subjects they teach. The teaching is good overall. The course content is on point, but it doesn't fully prepare you for the industry. You'll need to work on your skills on your own.

Placement: This college doesn't offer placements, so you won't get a job right after. Companies don't come here for placements. You can learn management here, but getting an internship is tough since no companies visit for that.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here isn't great for students. The campus is quite small, including the library and canteen. But you can find books for your courses in the library. Unfortunately, there's no hostel or medical facilities. On the bright side, there are sports facilities available.

Admission: The faculty at our college are super experienced and educated. They're always there to help us out in any way we need. If we're struggling with anything, they hold extra classes to clear our doubts. They give us assessments in class and even do mock interviews to test our skills. It's nice to learn from teachers who really know their stuff.

Placement: The placements at our college are really good. They make sure we know how to do well in interviews. We get trained on it regularly.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is great compared to others. They have Wi-Fi and computer labs. The library has books for all subjects. The canteen is clean and the sports activities are fun. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers are really supportive and helpful with a good student-teacher ratio. A lot of them have PhDs and they use cool examples in their teaching.

Placement: Placements at our college aren't great. Some students do get jobs, but the salaries are pretty low. Around 5-7 companies come for hiring, but the roles they offer aren't that great. Students don't really focus on these jobs much. Since our college is new, the placement cell isn't very helpful.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, good ventilation in classrooms, and nice medical facilities. There are computer labs and a space for outdoor sports. The canteen is small, and there are no hostels. Overall, no problems with the infrastructure.