Sigma University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and always ready to teach us whenever we need help. The semester exams are pretty tough, so we often need to go to the Zero Centre for extra help. The passing percentage is around 35%, so you gotta work hard to pass.

Placement: I'm in the pharmacy program and I'll graduate in May 2022. Around 35% of us got placed, with the highest salary at 20 LPA and the lowest at 9 LPA. Companies like Zydus and Phoenix Pharma hire students here. Also, about 33% of us got internships at KLM Pharma. The popular roles are in pharmacy and management.

Campus: The campus here needs work. The Wi-Fi is only for staff. The computer lab is closed for maintenance. Some classrooms are shut because the ceiling leaks. The campus is big, but the roads are bad. They should fix that for sure.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. You can always chat with the class mentor if you need help. They know their stuff and give us real-life advice too. They don't just teach from the books, they also show us how to be successful in different ways. The exams are like university-level, so make sure to study hard all year to make it easier.

Placement: Most students from my course got jobs last year, with over 70% landing placements. The top package was 6.5 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Uno Mind, L&T, UPL, Inox, and Godrej hired students. Also, about 60% of students recently scored internships at various companies in our city.

Campus: There are three buildings on campus: one for degree students, one for diploma students, and one for pharmacy students. I like the creativity on the walls. Wi-Fi is available, and there are labs for every subject. The outdoor spaces are really nice. We have a main auditorium in the front where we often play cricket. Behind the campus, there's a big football ground. There are so many facilities available here.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and friendly. They always show up for class and make sure we understand everything. They're always there to help if we have any questions. We have tests often, but it helps us learn. The course content is really up-to-date and covers all the new stuff in our field.

Placement: The placement rates here are awesome! About 90% of students got placed last year. This course really helps us with co-curricular stuff that's useful for placements. The activities here build up our personality, confidence, and character.

Campus: The campus is awesome with separate buildings for each subject. We have all the stuff we need like cool labs and classrooms. The classrooms have screens for videos which make learning easier. And the library is packed with all kinds of books we need.

Admission: The teachers at our college are all PhD holders in their subjects. They are really helpful and provide top-notch teaching. I like that they can teach in both Hindi and English, which helps students who don't understand English well.

Placement: There's around 85 students in my batch. Our field has the highest salary package. Big companies like GGRCL Recruitment, Wipro, and Zydus come for placements every year. The college arranges campus interviews. Plus, there's a 1-month internship at a chemical company.

Campus: Our college has a massive lab with lots of classrooms and auditoriums. They offer hostels for both girls and boys, and there are plenty of canteens around. The food in the hostel is really good, and the security here is top-notch.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really helpful. They know their stuff and are experts in their own areas. The courses are good, but they won't fully prepare you for the real world. You'll need to work extra hard to get placed after graduation.

Placement: The top salary package is now 12 LPA, and most students get around 5 LPA on average. Not many students land internships since some lack skills. After graduating, you can work as a web developer, data analyst, graphic designer, software engineer, or software developer.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is kinda old-fashioned. There's no elevator for everyone, just for people with disabilities. Wi-Fi works all over the campus. The labs are a bit outdated, and only a few actually work well. Sports events happen once a year.

Admission: The faculty here really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. They help us understand the course material and answer our questions. They're always there to support us and get us ready for the real world when we finish the course. It's great to have their help for our future.

Placement: My college has been really helpful in preparing us for jobs and guiding us for future studies. They have given us the chance to practice in top hospitals to improve our physiotherapy skills and boost our confidence. It's been a great experience!

Campus: The college has everything you need like an Audio Visual Room, Wi-fi, CCTV, labs, library with all the books you need, and a clean canteen. The atmosphere is peaceful and really motivates you to study.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful, but not all of them are super knowledgeable. I remember this one teacher last semester who couldn't even write proper grammar. But hey, the courses really do prepare you for the industry. The exams are tough, with two invigilators walking around, and each question is worth 5 marks. The passing rate is around 50%.

Placement: You don't need a specific percentage to get in, just pass. The highest salary is around 10 lakhs, while the lowest is around 30k (from companies like L&T, TATA, etc.). About 95% of students can land internships. But honestly, they don't offer much mostly volunteer work, not real roles where you can really show your skills.

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about it. It's about 2-3 km away from college. I heard they don't have a mess or canteen there. The hostel seems more like a guest house with limited facilities. The same goes for sports and games.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help, which is awesome. The exams are well-planned, and the subjects we learn are up-to-date and practical, like HR, marketing, and business analytics. They treat us well. Overall, I think this college is pretty good.

Placement: The companies that come to recruit aren't famous, and it's a bit confusing who picks us up from campus. The job offers aren't that great. Even the best one here might be worse than what other colleges offer, so think carefully. You can do an internship here, but don't expect to land your dream job right away. You'll have to find other ways to make it happen.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi and there's no air conditioning. Unlike some other colleges, it doesn't have its own canteen. The labs are fine, but you don't get to use them much, mostly just for exams. The classrooms are alright, but they could use some upgrades.

Admission: The teachers at our college were awesome! They did exams in multiple choice and written formats. They were all professionals and had real-world experience. They gave us helpful questions for the tests. Their teaching was top-notch.

Placement: In my 5th semester, our college had some great companies come for placements. Big names in the industry came and offered awesome salary packages. Some companies even offered salaries ranging from 6 to 7 LPA. It was a pretty exciting time for us students!

Campus: Our college had great facilities like Wi-Fi, a smart library, and an advanced computer lab. The department was really good too. I liked the atmosphere on campus, especially the sports area and the cricket ground. It was a nice place to study and relax between classes.

Admission: The faculty here really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. They help us understand the course material and answer our questions. They're always there to support us and get us ready for the real world when we finish the course. It's great to have their help for our future.

Placement: My college always helps us find good job opportunities and gives advice on continuing education. They also let us practice at top hospitals to improve our physiotherapy skills and build confidence.

Campus: The college has everything you need to study comfortably - like a library with lots of books, labs, and even Wi-Fi. Plus, there's a canteen for snacks. The campus is quiet and really helps you focus on your studies.