School of Distance Education, Jiwaji University, Gwalior

Admission: The teachers at our college were really great  they knew their stuff and were always there to help. I found the teaching quality to be good, and the semester exams weren't too tough. The pass rate was around 33%, which was okay.

Placement: Most of us got placed in our course, which was awesome. The salary packages ranged from 2 LPA to 3 LPA, with an average of 2.5 LPA. Sadly, there weren't any companies recruiting on campus, but a good number of students landed internships about 60% of us.

Campus: The college had facilities for our course, but there was no Wi-Fi. The library infrastructure was good though.

Admission: The teachers at my university are super helpful and really know their stuff. They make learning easy with their great teaching skills. The courses they offer are practical and will prepare you for the real world. The semesters aren't too tough, and most students pass with an 86% success rate.

Placement: Around a quarter of students in my batch got placed at our campus. The highest salary offered is 26 LPA, while the lowest is 6 LPA. Really good companies come to hire students in my course. About a quarter of students also get internships at top companies with roles like trainee manager.

Campus: The facilities at my college are awesome! We have big classrooms, great internet in the labs and library, and a nice canteen. The hostel is cool too. The food is tasty, and we have good medical support for sports. Overall, I'm happy with everything here.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart, but don't expect much help from them. If you ask questions, they might not be very friendly. They expect you to figure things out on your own. So be prepared to study independently.

Placement: The placements were okay, not top-notch. Companies like Zomato and Swiggy came, offering jobs with salaries ranging from Rs10,000 to Rs12,000 per month. But there were no extra benefits, incentives, or perks. Maruti Suzuki also visited for placements, but it was all about the pay without any added bonuses.

Campus: So, let's talk about the situation at Government colleges in India, especially in Madhya Pradesh. There's no Wi-Fi, and the bathrooms aren't great for guys and girls. General category students can only get books on specific days and have to return them within a week.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly helpful, but some can be a bit rude. They all know their stuff and teach well. They give us both theory and practical knowledge, which helps us get ready for the industry. The semester exams are okay, and most students pass, around 70% on average.

Placement: The salary package at our university is around 3-4 Lacs per annum on average. Some students even get up to 7 Lacs, while others might get around 2-3 Lacs. It really depends on how good each student is. Overall, the placement rate is decent, not bad.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works great here. The labs have helpful assistants and are clean. The classrooms are spacious and tidy. The library is a good resource. Lots of sports and games to enjoy. However, the canteen and medical facilities could be better.

Admission: The teachers here are not great. They don't teach well and their behavior is not good. We don't learn much about our course from them. Classes are not held regularly and they don't grade exams properly. A lot of students failed this year. Plus, they don't show up to college regularly.

Placement: There haven't been any job placements at our college for the past 3 years. The most recent placements happened back in 2017.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. I really like the sports facilities here. They offer a lot of stuff like hostels, a mess, a canteen, medical help, sports, games, nice classrooms, labs, and Wi-Fi.

Admission: I really like the course curriculum here. It's set by Delhi University, so it's the same as in other colleges. The teachers are great - they're friendly and supportive. They always encourage us to do our best. The college has a lot of different courses for science, commerce, and arts students.

Placement: The placement cell at our college is top-notch. If you get involved in the placement process, you'll definitely land a job. Big companies like Amdocs, Samsung, Genpact, and Cognizant come for placements with good pay offers. The Jiwaji University placement cell handles all on-campus placements and stays in touch with important companies and HR agencies.

Campus: The college labs have everything we need, and there are plenty of them for students to use whenever they need to. The labs are modern and well-equipped, which is great. The college has good facilities and a nice old-fashioned design. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for students, which is a bummer. The library has lots of books, and the labs are always kept clean and tidy.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix  some are great, but others are not so good. They've been helpful overall, though. The semester exams are okay, with a pass rate of around 63%. I'd suggest checking out this college to see if it's a good fit for you.

Placement: In my course, about 30% of students got placed. The highest salary offered was 7lpa and the lowest was 4.5lpa. The main companies that hire from our college are HCL and Infotech. Not many students, only around 20%, got internships. The popular job roles are in data analytics and similar fields.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, and a canteen. They also organize fun events like fests, sports competitions, and debates. I even participated in a blood donation camp. Overall, the facilities are really good here.

Admission: The college faculty is really great and the teachers are super helpful. They make tough subjects seem easy to understand. The courses here are practical and prepare us well for the real world. I feel confident that what I'm learning will help me in the future.

Placement: The placement rate here isn't great. The lowest package is around 3 LPA, while the highest is 6 LPA. Around half the students land internships too. The fees are reasonable, so I'd say go for this college.

Campus: Living in hostels wasn't an option here, but they were helpful in suggesting safe and good places to stay. The facilities on our floor, in our course, and with our teachers were all top-notch. It's important to appreciate our teachers, they're like our Gods.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but they're not very helpful. The semester exams are super tough, so you really need to study hard. Only about 60-70% of students actually pass. One major issue is that the teachers are often absent, which can be frustrating.

Placement: The placement rate is pretty low, only around 1-2% of students get jobs. The highest salary offered is between Rs 12,000 to Rs 15,000 per month. Zomato is the main company that comes to hire students from our college.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with clean classrooms and reliable Wi-Fi. They have a cricket ground and courts for basketball and football. Lots of sports grounds are there too. Unfortunately, there's no canteen, but the hostel is good.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They get you ready for the job market if you've got the skills. Don't count on this college for job placements though. The exams aren't too hard, they're more on the medium side.

Placement: In our college, there aren't any placement opportunities, but students can still get hired based on their skills and what they've learned in their courses. If you're good at coding and anything to do with computer science, and you've got the skills, you can land a job pretty easily.

Campus: Our college doesn't have a lot of labs, but they have a few. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. But, we do have a library which is handy. There's no canteen, though. At least we have sports and games here. The overall infrastructure is just okay.