South Asian University, Delhi

Admission: The teachers at South Asian University are awesome! They're experienced and have impressive profiles. Plus, they've all had their work published in top journals. The teaching quality is top-notch and the course curriculum is spot on. What I love most is that the teachers are super helpful and easy to approach.

Placement: The college mainly focuses on research and academics, so there aren't many job opportunities for us students. In my biotechnology course, companies don't visit for placements. But if you're into academics and research, the college gives a good foundation.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is really good, and the classrooms have ACs. The labs are great too. The library is awesome. The food in the mess is way better than the canteen. The hostel is cool there's a common room with a TV, sofas, fridges, and even a microwave. They have washing machines too. The medical facilities are top-notch, with insurance coverage up to 1.5 lakh.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They're easy to talk to and will help you out even after class. They like to make learning fun and interactive. They want us to work together and help each other out. In class, they like when we talk and solve problems together. The tests are okay, not too hard. About a third of us pass.

Placement: Around half to two-thirds of students get jobs after finishing their studies. If you're studying M.Sc. computer science at SAU, you can probably expect a similar chance of getting a job. But lots of students choose to go into research instead. You can find more info about jobs or internships on the SAAI website.

Campus: Each department has its own quiet study area, plus there's a big library and a gym for everyone. The university offers dorms for guys and girls, with simple stuff like beds, desks, and Wi-Fi. It's a good setup for studying and hanging out with friends.

Admission: The two-year course at this college is different from others that are only one year long. The curriculum is really research-focused. The teachers are all very experienced, with at least five years at top law schools. Each teacher has their own expertise, which makes class discussions really good. They're also super friendly and easy to talk to. The aim isn't just to teach us stuff, but to help us think smart.

Placement: South Asian University doesn't have a placement cell, so you gotta find a job on your own. They focus on top-notch research in international law. But they do teach you the skills you need to understand law deeply. This stuff is super important for landing a job later on.

Campus: The college is currently located in Akbar Bhavan while they are working on completing the new campus in Madan Garhi. The current campus is pretty big and has everything you need like a library with Wi-Fi, hostels, and a playground. The food in the canteen and mess is good quality. Being close to different State Bhavans gives you lots of food options to choose from. The hostel rooms are okay, with three students in each. But I heard they are building a new campus, so hopefully, they'll improve the rooms there.

Admission: The teachers at South Asian University are really smart and friendly. They focus a lot on LL.M. (International Law), which is all about world laws. The student-to-teacher ratio is great there. It's cool how students from different SAARC countries come together to study. Good vibes all around!

Placement: South Asian University was set up with the help of eight SAARC countries. It's all about research. Some of my older classmates are now Assistant Professors in different universities, teaching law. Just the other day, seven students got hired as Assistant Professors at Delhi University's Faculty of Law.

Campus: I started at South Asian University in 2010. The campus is in Akbar Bhavan, Chankyapuri, New Delhi, and there's also a 100-acre campus in Maidan Garhi. They're still building there. The Chankyapuri campus has Wi-Fi, classrooms, a library, and medical facilities.

Admission: The best thing about this college is definitely the teachers. They really know their stuff and are always there to help out. They explain things well and even offer extra help if you need it. Plus, they're super friendly and easy to talk to.

Placement: The college doesn't have a placement cell because there aren't many students in our batch. Only 10 to 15 students are there in each class, and half of them are from other countries. Our course focuses on research, but we can still participate in off-campus placements to land a job in a good company.

Campus: The new campus is still being built in Maidangarhi, but for now, we're studying at the temporary campus in Chanakyapuri. It's a big building with lots of floors and air conditioning. The best part is we have Wi-Fi everywhere! The classrooms are awesome with projectors for teaching.

Admission: The teachers here are really good, they know their stuff. They have a lot of experience and many of them got their PhDs from different IITs. Some even taught at IITs before. The semester exams aren't too hard. If you study for about a month before, you can get 80-95%. The courses make sense and the schedule is 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM most days, with weekends off.

Placement: We're the first batch doing our bachelor's here, and there's no placement office set up yet. They haven't shared any official info about placements. They're still working on setting up the placement cell. We'll have to wait until our batch graduates in 2028 to get the real numbers.

Campus: The whole campus, including the hostel, has Wi-Fi access. Right now, the university is still under construction, so the infrastructure isn't great. But I'm confident that once it's done, everything will be top-notch. The sports and games facilities are pretty good. Medical services are lacking at the moment. The canteen and mess food are just average.

Admission: The professors come from different countries and really know their stuff. We have exams every semester, and they can be tough. The exams are split into mid-terms and finals. Besides exams, we also have quizzes, poster presentations, papers, and assignments. The M.Sc. biotechnology program is up-to-date and helps us prepare for JRF, NET, and GATE exams easily.

Placement: I'm in my first year studying M.Sc. Biotechnology at FLSB South Asian University in New Delhi, India. This university was created by all 8 SAARC countries. Since it's all about research here, they don't really focus on placements. There's no placement cell at the university.

Campus: The classrooms, labs, and canteen at SAU are top-notch with Wi-Fi and AC. The food at the canteen is really good. The hostel is like an apartment and they keep it clean all the time. There's even a health center on the hostel campus.

Admission: The teachers here are super talented and really helpful. I feel like the curriculum is top-notch, especially for Molecular Biology. If you look at the faculty profiles, you'll see they're experts in their fields. Plus, they've all published some important research papers.

Placement: Most students get into top Ph.D. programs here. Some seniors are even studying abroad for their Ph.D. The focus is on research since it's a research institute. They offer Ph.D. positions to students.

Campus: The college has a cool lab where we get hands-on experience with help and support. All the classrooms have AC and projectors. The auditorium is big and well-equipped. The library has great books and study areas.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super qualified. They bring in new teachers every semester, who are all trained and have lots of experience. Plus, the pass rate is pretty good. And the best part? The fees are way cheaper than other colleges!

Placement: This college is worth checking out. The placements here are awesome, and the facilities are really nice. Over 85% of students land jobs after graduating, with some getting super high-paying packages. The highest package is 20 LPA, while the lowest is 9 LPA. It's definitely a good choice for anyone looking for a solid education and career opportunities.

Campus: The college here has awesome facilities. The classrooms are air-conditioned, and there's a great library plus 2 reading rooms. The whole campus has Wi-Fi, and there are separate rooms for indoor games. They've got 2 canteens and 2 messes. The medical facilities are top-notch too. Each flat even has a kitchen for cooking.