Shri Varshney College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at the college were really nice and helpful. They knew a lot and always supported us. The pass rate for each semester was at least 35%. The teaching from all the teachers was great.

Placement: I studied L.L.B. at this college in Aligarh. It's the top college in the city. The salary after the course is pretty good. Companies hire students who know their stuff well.

Campus: The facilities were pretty good, but it was a bummer that there was no Wi-Fi for us students. The canteen had tasty food, but man, it was pricey! The classrooms were massive, and the campus was spread out over a wide area. They also organized physical activities for us, which was cool.

Admission: The teachers at Shri Varshney College in Aligarh are super supportive and helpful. They really know their stuff and are some of the best teachers around. And the course material is spot on too.

Placement: Only 40% of us in my batch got placed. The college is government-run, so placement isn't a top priority for them. But most of us still manage to find internships at local companies like Pavna group and link locks.

Campus: The campus has great facilities like Wi-Fi, well-equipped labs, an air-conditioned library, and clean classrooms. The sports and medical facilities are top-notch compared to other government colleges in Aligarh. It's really convenient to have everything we need right here.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice, but some can be strict. They know their stuff and have been teaching for a long time. The courses are worth it. It's tough to find a job after graduation, but a lot of students do end up landing one.

Placement: The placements at our college are pretty good, but don't expect too much. Most courses offer an average salary package. I've heard that placements here are okay, but lots of students end up having to look for jobs on their own. Not everyone lands a great job.

Campus: The classrooms at our college are pretty basic with just fans and open windows. They're not the best. But I really like the campus it's so green and lovely. I enjoy hanging out there with my friends. The college area is really big too.

Admission: The teachers in my course are super helpful and really know their stuff. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. But, I don't think my course fully prepares us for the industry. The exams in my semester are pretty easy, with a pass rate of around 40%.

Placement: Around 40% of students in my course end up getting placed, which is pretty good. The package offered ranges from INR 4000 to 10000, which seems fair. As a new student, I'm not sure about the recruiting companies for this course yet. But I've heard that top roles are usually in business-related fields. Can't wait to see where I end up after finishing my studies!

Campus: The college has great facilities and a good infrastructure. They have labs and Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The classrooms are big, just like we all want. Overall, the facilities here are really good.

Admission: I haven't taken any exams yet due to COVID. Just started college, but I like it. The total course fee is Rs. 10,000. The teachers are really good at teaching.

Placement: I'm currently studying B.Com and due to COVID, I haven't experienced much of college life yet. I don't know much about placements, but based on the fees and academics, I think the college is good. However, I've heard that the placement opportunities are not that great.

Campus: In my first year, I found the campus to be really great. The rules and regulations are pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're really nice, smart, and helpful. They're always there to help with any issues and give great advice for our future. Plus, they give us good study materials. There are lots of great teachers and the management is top-notch at our college.

Placement: The college offers good placements with high salary packages. The best roles are in IT and computer science. You need to keep your grades above 60% to get a job. The highest salary package is around 2 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college facilities are awesome. It's perfect for students from middle-class and low-income families. There are plenty of big halls for studying.

Admission: The teachers here really get what students go through and are always there to support us when we need help. They're not too strict, which is nice. The course sets us up well for working in the industry. Exams are okay, nothing too crazy. The pass rate is around 33%.

Placement: In my college, about 40% of students in our course get placed. The highest salary you can get is 3 LPA, while the lowest is Rs. 15,000 a month. On average, people get around Rs. 90,000 a month. Not many students, only about 10%, manage to land internships. The popular job titles here are research associate and research assistant.

Campus: The college has great facilities and a huge library with lots of books. The canteen serves a variety of food and is pretty good. There are medical facilities on campus, as well as sports and games available for students. However, Wi-Fi is not provided, which can be a downside for some.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really motivating. They're all well-educated and experienced, so they know how to handle any situation with us students. The exams are held every semester, following the new education policy rules.

Placement: I really liked the plant pathology technician role in the Horticulture department. They also offer positions like tissue culture technician and Fisheries in the Zoology department. I heard that students get hired by companies like Jio, Airtel, Aircel, Vodafone, etc. It's cool that you just need to have above 55% marks to apply for different jobs or higher paying ones.

Campus: The faculty has a great lab with friendly assistants and good specimen collection. It's a bummer that there's no Wi-Fi in the lab, though. You gotta bring your own food since there's no canteen on campus. They do practicals every day in the lab.

Admission: The teachers in the commerce department are super nice. They make you feel comfortable about your studies. It's pretty chill to pass all your semesters here. Just study a bit before exams and you're good to go. They focus more on how you present your work than what you actually write. Some teachers can be tough graders though.

Placement: Don't expect many job opportunities after finishing a bachelor's degree here. The college is connected to DBRAU and Agra University. Only around 10% of B.Com students manage to land a job. But you might have better luck with a master's degree like M.Com or M.Sc.

Campus: The college infrastructure isn't great, but the fees are really low. Plus, UP State gives every student a scholarship. The B.Com course is pretty simple. Sadly, there's no hostel on campus, so you'll need to find a place in a private hostel or with a paying guest.

Admission: The course material was good, but the teachers were not up to par. They seemed like they were from a low-quality school. I was really let down and wouldn't suggest this college to anyone.

Placement: The course at SV College is okay. There weren't many placements in accounting firms - only 5 out of 90 students got placed. Some students are starting their own businesses instead. It feels like the college is more focused on making money than helping students. At the end, you just get a certification.

Campus: I was disappointed because there wasn't a canteen or mess. I wanted to play chess, but there weren't any sports facilities. It felt like they only offered sports on paper. My college life wasn't as fun as I hoped.