Shri Babubhai G. Patel College of Physiotherapy

Admission: The teachers in all the departments are really nice and easy to talk to. Each semester, we have one internal exam and one external exam for both theory and practical subjects. The course isn't too hard, but it can take up a lot of time. Plus, since it's eligible for financial aid, the fees are quite low.

Placement: I study at M.B. Patel Science College. It wasn't hard to get in because the cutoff isn't super high. The college has a good rep, and companies do come to hire students. I'm in the microbiology program, which is great for lots of jobs in life sciences.

Campus: The infrastructure at M. B. Patel Science College is okay, but not super impressive. The labs have what we need for our studies. Wi-Fi can be a bit spotty at times. The library is awesome - really helpful and always in good shape.

Admission: The semester is going really well. All the teachers and staff are super helpful and easy to reach when we need extra classes or online help. They're all really smart and nice.

Placement: Around 30-40% of us landed good jobs after college. The average salary here is 8 lakhs. They really focus on character when placing us  about 70% of students get internships and jobs with great pay. I'm happy with how they handle placements here!

Campus: I really like the labs and classes here, they're pretty good. The hostel is nice too. There's fast Wi-Fi on each floor, so it's easy to do research and work on assignments. The food is mostly local, but it's tasty.

Admission: The teachers in our course are really helpful. They set up exams that are good practice for us. We have unit tests that get us ready for the big finals. We learn C, C+, and some other old languages. This helps us with all kinds of programming.

Placement: I'm not sure about the placements because there's no info on the packages or companies. We usually have to find internships on our own since companies don't come to offer them. Our college mainly focuses on professors.

Campus: The IT course needs a lot of computers, but they have older versions of Windows, not the newest one. But that's okay. The canteen is great, with tasty food at low prices for students and professors. It's really good.

Admission: The exams are always strict, just like usual. The teachers are really helpful, but sometimes they can be a bit annoying and seem a bit short-tempered. They all know their stuff, but some are new and don't have much experience yet. Exams can sometimes fall on holidays, which is a bummer. The course covers topics related to BCA and includes subjects from the IT sector.

Placement: Around 70% of students pick this college. Placements can be a bit iffy, and some teachers can be a pain. They're pretty strict here. Some students end up here because they don't have other options. One teacher does most of the heavy lifting.

Campus: The course setup is pretty good, thanks to Sardar Patel University. But, we don't have Wi-Fi, and there's no hostel. The canteen is great, but it's on a different campus. The labs and classrooms need better AC, and some computers don't work.

Admission: I really like the teachers here because they pay a lot of attention to us and give great advice. They never get mad, which is awesome. Exams can be tough, but with their help, it's easier to pass.

Placement: Most students with over 75% in B.Sc. got placed. The highest package was 7 LPA, and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Everyone with over 75% got a job from the college.

Campus: I love this college! The campus is awesome with great classrooms and labs. The teachers really care about teaching us, and they're great at communicating. It's definitely the best college and university around.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know a lot about pharmacy and have worked in the field. They teach us well with a mix of theory and hands-on stuff. We do labs, talk about real cases, and work in groups. It's cool.

Placement: Most students in the B.Pharma course got jobs through campus placements, like around 70-80%. Companies like Cipla, Sun Pharmaceuticals, and Abbott Healthcare hired students. They usually got paid around 3.5-4 LPA. After graduation, you can get jobs like Quality Control Analyst, Production Executive, Regulatory Affair Associate, or Medical Sales Representative.

Campus: The classrooms are big and have projectors for interactive lectures. They're comfy and well-kept. There are labs for pharmacy subjects like pharmaceutics and pharmacology, all with good equipment. Wi-Fi is good across campus, including in study areas and labs. The library has lots of books, journals, and e-resources for pharmacy and other topics. We can access online journals and databases too. There's sports stuff like a cricket field, basketball and volleyball courts. Inside, we have table tennis, chess, and a small gym with basic machines. The mess and canteen offer veg and non-veg meals on a rotation. Food is decent but a bit repetitive, and they keep things clean.

Admission: I'm having a good semester thanks to the smart and helpful faculty. They're really nice and always keep us motivated. That's why we all feel chill and ready to learn. The exams aren't too tough either because they cover stuff we've already gone over.

Placement: There's around 300 students in my course, and over 90% get placed. The rules about timing and discipline are pretty strict here. You gotta have your ID card to get in for safety. Most students do internships in Ahmedabad.

Campus: The classes and labs are pretty good. There are around 300 computers in the labs, so each person gets their own. It's a bummer that there's no wi-fi in the labs, though. The hostels are alright. The classrooms are awesome because they're fully furnished.

Admission: The best thing about this college is that they have really smart teachers. If you put in the effort to study, the semester won't be too hard. Just gotta make sure to study on your own. But I gotta say, the hospital placements have us doing tons of assignments and care plans that feel kinda unnecessary.

Placement: Our college helps many students find jobs, but they can't promise it. If we work at a hospital, we might earn around Rs 12,000 to 15,000. To land a better job, we have to pass the RN (registered nurse) test first. That means having a year of experience in a hospital or as a teacher at a nursing school.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really bad. They don't have sports facilities, a canteen, or well-kept labs. We can't find the instruments we need, so we have to search on Google. The hostels seem nice, but the food isn't good.

Admission: The faculty here is super friendly and supportive. They're always so kind and make studying easy, even when we can't be in class. I feel like I had the best environment for my studies here. I learned a lot of new things from my teachers.

Placement: Placements are decent. Around half of the students in my course got placed, and most students find internships too. The college helps us connect with companies for jobs like HR, Manager, and CA, so we don't have to look elsewhere for internships or jobs.

Campus: The college has a great setup for students. There are hostels for both guys and girls, food options for hostelers, sports fields, libraries, and medical help. They organize fun events too. The classrooms are high-tech and the labs are really cool.

Admission: The teachers in our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They get us ready for jobs. The course we're studying is practical and prepares us well. We also get good placement training here. Passing exams is not too hard at this college.

Placement: I really like this college because lots of students get placements in our course. The highest package was 12 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPAs. On average, students get 4 LPA here. Companies that come for hiring are mainly looking for HR and managers. Also, about 70% of students get internships, which is cool.

Campus: The college had good facilities for our course. They had Wi-Fi, a hostel, a canteen, a playground, a library, and labs, which were all pretty good. The hostel facilities were better than average. They also had medical facilities for emergencies. Overall, the infrastructure was good.