SBBGPCP Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They use smart dashboards in class which is cool. They teach using screens and make sure we understand the topics well. Exams happen weekly or at the end of the semester. You need to score at least 60% to pass.

Placement: I'm a student in the pharmaceutical program. Around 80% of students get placed here, with salaries averaging around 400,000 per year. The highest salary offered is 11 lakhs, the lowest is 2 lakhs, and the average is 3.5 lakhs. Most graduates find jobs in pharmaceutical companies or become professors at the college. Some alumni also end up teaching here.

Campus: The college hostels feel more like a shared apartment than a typical college dorm. They offer both PG and day scholar options with meals, Wi-Fi, and sports facilities. The classrooms are high-tech with smart LED screens, AC, and a computer lab. Overall, the campus has everything you need for a comfortable student life.

Admission: The teachers here are really great  they know their stuff and are always ready to help out. They all have Master's degrees in BHMS. The teaching is top-notch. We also get to go on tours and visits to learn about real-world stuff. The exams are pretty challenging, but about 60% of students pass.

Placement: The college follows government rules for placements, with about 100 students per batch getting placed. You can choose from different packages based on your interests. Some placements are in hospitals or medical centers where you can practice homeopathy. It's a great opportunity to apply what you've learned in real-life situations.

Campus: The college has labs for each department where we learn practical stuff. Wi-Fi is there in the library. The food at lunch is just okay.

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 college faculty is really supportive and super knowledgeable. They're always there to help us out when we need it. Their teaching style is creative and good. Plus, the teachers are all super qualified. It's a great environment for learning.

Placement: The placement rate at our college is not that great, but some students did get placed with companies in Gujarat. The highest package was around 1.5 Lakhs per year in Paranam. Around 60% of students got internships. I saw job roles like assistant manager being offered during placements.

Campus: I really like the setup of our college. The campus is big and we even have a canteen. The blue color of the building is cool and the garden and play area are nice too. Overall, our college infrastructure is awesome. I'd rate it a solid three out of five.

Admission: The college has about 30 teachers. They might not be super experienced, but they know their stuff. The focus here is on practical learning. The teachers do experiments with us, which is cool. The exams are tough, and only 36% of students pass.

Placement: The college placements in our course are pretty good. The placement cell could be better, though. The highest package offered was 4lpa and the average was 2 LPA. About 20-30% of students get placed on campus. Companies like Vikas PVT, Saras, and Kent come for recruitment. They usually offer roles like sales manager.

Campus: Our college campus is pretty small, but it has everything we need like labs, classrooms, a cricket ground, and a library. They have Wi-Fi, but we can't use it. The labs are equipped, but some stuff is broken. Luckily, we can borrow any book from the library.

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 teaching at ACC is really great. You can tell by how well the students do. Out of the top 10 students, about 5 to 8 are always from Anand Commerce College. It shows how smart both the students and teachers are at ACC.

Placement: The job opportunities at Anand Commerce College are not as good as other colleges. Students here usually get a starting salary of 1.5 LPA, which is quite low considering the high fees. The college should improve this to match the fees they charge.

Campus: The college has free WiFi in the labs, which is awesome. The computer labs are big and nice. The lab assistant and professor are really helpful and teach us about the course and project management. They also encourage us to join in more activities outside of class.

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 professors at our College are really experienced and passionate about teaching. They have a lot of knowledge to share, which helps us get a good education. They're easy to talk to and work with.

Placement: After finishing my computer applications degree, I saw lots of job options. Some popular roles include Software Developer, Web Developer, System Analyst, Database Manager, Network Manager, Technical Support Specialist, and Data Analyst. Apart from these, there are also many other roles to explore in this field. It's cool to have so many choices!

Campus: I really like the design of our college. The classrooms are nice and have the latest technology. There are computer labs with fast Internet and spaces for group study. It makes learning easier and more fun.

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.