Som-Lalit Institute of Computer Application

Admission: I found some teachers really helpful, but most just seemed to be killing time. A lot of them don't know much about their subject, especially in the BBA course because it's new here. We don't have semester exams, just a few 10-mark tests they call CCE.

Placement: The job opportunities after graduating from this college are not great. Only around 30-40% of students get placed, with salaries ranging from 10-15 thousand per month. The highest package offered was 30,000 per month to an MBA student. Not many big companies come for recruitment, mostly just local ones.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi or a good canteen. The computer labs are really old, like from the 19th century, with ancient PCs and 20-year-old Windows. There's no hostel, and the teaching isn't great. The library doesn't have helpful books either. Overall, it's the worst college I've seen.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and always ready to help. But sometimes it feels like they focus too much on getting assignments done. The stuff we learn in class doesn't always seem practical for real jobs. The exams at the end of each semester are tough, and not many students pass. About 60% of us manage to make it through.

Placement: Around a quarter of students get placed with not-so-great pay. The highest salary is around Rs.30000 a month, while the lowest is about Rs.12000 monthly. Only a few students, like three out of 30, score the top pay. Most students, like more than 90%, land internships. The popular job is news reporter.

Campus: The teachers are okay, not too good or bad. The campus could use some improvements. The hostel food isn't great, but the sports facilities are fine. Not the best place for sports lovers, but great for those who are serious about studying.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and supportive. They teach well, and even though exams can be tough, the teachers help us pass easily. The passing rate is over 95%, and we get to do practical projects that help us learn job skills. We can focus on software testing and coding for our future careers. Industrial visits are also a great experience.

Placement: I landed a job with a good salary after finishing PU. My academic performance improved a lot after joining this college  my percentage went up to 74%. It's a great college! Big companies like Infosys and Wipro came to hire students. I got a job offer from Wipro! About half of the students get placed here, so it's a good chance for everyone.

Campus: The college has great facilities, especially in the labs and library. The equipment is top-notch, and the library has quality books. Sports events happen every year, which is cool. Overall, I'm happy studying here. I'd totally suggest this college if you want to boost your knowledge and skills.