Spicer Adventist University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and friendly. They always help out and make me feel at home because they studied here too. It's cool that they live on campus, it makes it feel cozy. They know their stuff and teach in a mix of digital and traditional ways. You can always ask for help, so you never feel alone or down. The classes aren't too packed, so you get enough attention. I've learned a ton about commerce thanks to the useful course curriculum.

Placement: The job opportunities at our college are really good. Last year, around forty students from the commerce department got hired by companies like ICICI, Sriram Ramgopal, and HDFC. The highest salary offered was 18 lakhs/year by Sriram Ramgopal to our senior Sachin Gopal. The minimum salary was 15 lakhs/year. The recruitment process had three phases. First, companies explained their work using PowerPoint. Then, students chose the companies they liked. Next, there was a written test followed by face-to-face interviews. Finally, selected students were honored on stage. Internships are super important for gaining experience and improving skills. Our college has a high internship rate in Pune because of our disciplined and talented students. Around eighty percent of students get internships with stipends ranging from two to three lakhs per year.

Campus: Spicer College has everything you need in a good college. There are separate hostels for guys and girls, labs, a big sports ground with lots of games, wifi, medical help, music facilities, and my favorite, a place for spiritual refreshment. If you're into discipline and moral teachings, this college is for you. The social scene here is great too.

Admission: The teachers are really good and they help us a lot. The way we learn is kinda old-fashioned, but it works because it helps us connect better with our teachers. They update the course material to keep up with what's happening in the world.

Placement: I want to share that at Spicer Adventist University, they don't help with getting jobs after we finish our courses. So far, none of us have found jobs through the university. They also don't offer internships to students.

Campus: Our college is pretty old been around for 100 years! What's cool is they have good, clean food in the mess and canteen. And there are separate hostels for girls and guys. Plus, there's a gym, sports stuff, and even a clinic on campus. Oh, and we've got psychiatrists here for students too.

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college are really supportive. They're qualified and have lots of experience, plus they're super friendly. They teach in a way that's easy to understand, not just from the book but also with hands-on examples. They keep up with the latest technology too, which is great for us students.

Placement: I found good placements after finishing my masters in different Adventist communities. Even for bachelors, there are job opportunities. The placements are decent, but the salary could be better. Most jobs offered are in teaching or administrative roles.

Campus: The college has everything you need - labs, sports facilities, classrooms, and a canteen. It's a really nice place with lots of fun events like camping, sports day, BYLC, MMAC, SEED day, freshers night, talent night, and more. Every Sunday, there's a program that helps you start the week feeling refreshed.