SDNB Vaishnav College for Women

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and the teaching is good. You just gotta ask your questions without hesitation to really understand. The quality of teaching is pretty solid. The semester exams are not too tough. They have two CAT exams before the semester to help you cover everything. Passing percentage is 45%.

Placement: To get into this course, you need to score above 70 percent. The difficulty of the courses determines the exact percentage needed. Science courses usually have the best job opportunities, while B.Com. and B.A. have average ones. English courses are pretty good too. Unfortunately, my course doesn't have many job options available. But there are still cool opportunities like content writing and book publishing.

Campus: The college provides mini-libraries in every department with important books, journals, and other resources. The labs and library are well-equipped. The hostel has amazing facilities like a library, computer lab, study room, and even a meditation room.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They really know their stuff and are super helpful. Most of them, like around 90%, are great at guiding us. Because of them, it's not too hard to do well on our exams. Our pass rate is always above 60%, thanks to their support.

Placement: I got into this college because I scored above 80%, which I'm proud of. The campus is great and they really help with finding jobs. Big companies like Zoho, Wipro, Infosys, and CTS come to hire students for IT jobs. I landed a job too, just like many others here.

Campus: The library here is huge, and we can use Wi-Fi all over campus for free. It helps us a lot with our studies and exams. There are about 8 or 9 computer labs around campus, which is handy when we need them.

Admission: The faculty at our college is really nice and helpful. They are always there to help us with exams and make sure we understand everything. They also help us get better at what we're learning. We have lots of seminars and presentations all year round. Each semester, we have two exams to take.

Placement: The placement cell at our college is really good. They help us a lot with finding jobs. About half of the students get placed through them. Big companies like Infosys, Deloitte, and Accenture come to hire students from our college. It's a great opportunity for us.

Campus: I really like where the college is. The infrastructure is good, and we have awesome computer labs. The campus is green and clean, with a big playground. They even have sports activities to get involved in. It's cool how they push us to do extracurricular stuff.

Admission: The teachers are good, but sometimes it's hard to follow them. The course material matches what we're learning. Exams are okay, not too hard but not a breeze either. You need at least 40 in all subjects to pass.

Placement: Around 60% to 75% of students get placed, which is pretty good. The highest salary offered is about 300,000, the lowest is 120,000, and the average is 200,000. We have to find our own internships because the college doesn't help with that.

Campus: The college has a bunch of Wi-Fi networks, but we can't use them 'cause they don't share the passwords. Some computers don't work in the facilities. The library and canteen are all digitalized.

Admission: The teachers were okay, not amazing, but they did an okay job teaching. The course material is okay too, they could maybe understand it better before teaching us. Passing the semester is not too hard; you just need to score above 24 out of 60 on the main exam. Good luck!

Placement: I got a salary of 1500 during placements. Most of the companies were BPOs and BPSs. The highest package was 3.4 LPA. They push everyone to take jobs that pay around 10,000 per month. Once you get placed in a good company like Accenture or Ford, you can't try for others.

Campus: The college is alright, not too bad. Some buildings are modern, but overall, the infrastructure isn't very updated. We only have Wi-Fi in the labs, not in classrooms, and we can't use it. I didn't live in the hostel, so I can't say much about that. We do have a sports day once a year, and that's the only time we get to play games.

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome  they really know their stuff! They help us a lot with our studies. The course I'm taking is super practical and prepares us well for the industry. If we work hard, we can get good grades. But if we don't, the semesters can be rough. The pass rate for UG courses at my college is around 40%.

Placement: In my batch at SDNBVC, around 40% of us tried for placements. Out of those, about 30% actually got placed. The salary offered was between 15K to 20K per month. The big companies that came for placements were Deloitte, Accenture, Mr. Cooper, TCS, and more. For my course, we all had to do an internship. Everyone found something they liked in the field. The main job roles we were offered were Financial Analyst, Tax Advisor, Bookkeeper, and Financial Controller.

Campus: In my course, we've got classrooms, labs, wifi, and library access. I don't stay in the hostel, but my friend who does said it's pretty nice. The food quality is good, and we even have Apollo Shine for quick medical help. Plus, we've got an indoor stadium and playground on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They make learning easy, so passing exams is a breeze. They always finish the course on time, which is great for getting ready for tests and scoring well in the semester.

Placement: To get placed in college, students need to score around 60%. I'm not exactly sure about the salary package because it varies depending on the company. The top companies that come for recruitment are TCS, Accenture, Zoho, Infosys, and more. They offer good job options and help students improve their skills and knowledge for working.

Campus: I really like my college because it has everything I need as a student. There's Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, a digital library, a canteen with good food, medical facilities, a sports field, and an indoor stadium. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say anything about that.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly old-fashioned. Only a few keep up with the latest stuff. They try to teach us, but some don't even show up for class. Exams go on from 9 AM to 11:30 PM during the semester. Our multiple-choice questions are always in the afternoon at 4 PM. We have to wait around a lot because other students are taking exams in our classroom. The course has too many irrelevant subjects. It's like we're stuck in the past with the same old topics. They try to update the course, but it just ends up confusing us. The teachers don't really know how to teach the new stuff. We end up having to figure things out on our own, which is tough.

Placement: Our course students in the previous batch didn't land jobs in top companies or get high salaries. Some were placed in BPOs to keep the 100% placement record. Your talent and skills are what really matter for getting good job offers. The college offers big packages in our department, like 8 lakhs per annum. They line up all the companies and expect all placement students to participate. If we miss more than 3 companies, we're out of the placement process.

Campus: We have Wi-Fi on campus. Even though they say we can't use our phones inside, we still find ways to use them.

Admission: Studying for semester exams can be challenging, but if you keep up with daily reading, you'll do fine. The pass rate at this college is over 60%, which is encouraging. The teachers here are really smart and always ready to help out. The staff is great, and the quality of teaching is top-notch.

Placement: Around 70% of students get placed in this course. You need at least 80% to get a job at cool companies like Sutherland and Accenture. Lots of banks come for placements, and most students end up getting placed. Even universities reach out for job opportunities in this course.

Campus: The classrooms are super clean and always nice and cool. The hostel food is really yummy, and the canteen is always clean too. They do a great job washing the dishes. The sports here are awesome when they teach them well. There are lots of fun games played at this college.

Admission: I like some teachers in our department because they are friendly and make classes fun. But, there are a few who can be a bit rude. They give notes to study, but sometimes it's tough to get what they mean. So, I end up using ChatGPT to help me study for the exams. The syllabus is good, and the hands-on classes are helpful. Exams are not too hard, and most of us pass with a 95% success rate each semester.

Placement: I study plant biology and plant biotechnology. In my class of 36 students, 5 of us got placement training. But those students still haven't found jobs. We did a 10-day internship at Balaji Medical College and Hospital in Chrompet. We got certificates, which was cool and helpful.

Campus: The college I go to has pretty good facilities. We've got Wi-Fi, but it's a bit slow. The computer labs have good systems, and there are botany labs for research. There are enough classrooms for all the departments, a nice library with computers, and decent hostel rooms - just the food isn't great. Most hostel students prefer eating at the canteen, which has good and affordable food. We also have Apollo Shine for medical services, and they take good care of us. And hey, we even have an indoor stadium for sports where they really support our talents.