Sree Chaitanya Mahavidyalaya

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they make learning super easy. We all learn so much from them. Plus, we get to do an internship during the course which sets us up for the industry. And hey, the semester exam is a breeze to pass.

Placement: In my Psychology Honours department, 88% of students get jobs after graduation. The salary ranges from 3.4 LPA to 12.88 LPA. The main companies hiring are Apex Hospital and Mono Psychology Organization. About 90% of us also do internships at Mono Psychology Organization. The most common job role for us is psychologist.

Campus: At my college, we have three buildings with nice, spacious classrooms. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for students. The labs are great and everything works well. We also have a small library. The hostel can accommodate 100 students, and the food isn't too bad. Plus, we have medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss. Some are helpful, but not all of them. They might be super smart, but not always good at helping students. The teaching is okay. The course content is decent and prepares us for the real world. Exams aren't too tough, actually pretty easy for most students.

Placement: When it comes to getting jobs, our college is okay. I think about 70% of students find jobs with senior lawyers and big companies, like IT and corporate ones. The average salary is 2.4 LPA, but some get even more than that.

Campus: Our college campus is huge with different colleges like polytechnic and other department colleges around. Unfortunately, the hostel isn't available for students right now. They have a good facility for medical emergencies and lots of playgrounds for sports. The classrooms are nice, and some even have air conditioning, which is a plus!

Admission: The teachers in my department at college are really good. They know their stuff, are qualified, and always ready to help. They give us tips and notes to help us out. The course we study is practical and gets us ready for the real world. When it's exam time, we have to go to a different college. The pass rate is around 40%, so you gotta work hard!

Placement: I'm in a course where 70% of students get placed. The highest salary is 8.5 LPA, while the lowest is 2.3 LPA. On average, the salary is 4.2 LPA. Heart It Out and Silver Oak Health are the top companies for hiring in my course. Also, 90% of students got internships at Silver Oak Health.

Campus: The library at our college is huge with lots of books. The classrooms are clean and spacious, and the labs are good too. We have Wi-Fi on campus and there's a hostel available. The food in the canteen is good quality and hygienic. Plus, there are plenty of games to play here.

Admission: The teachers are different for each course. In Math, they're really great. They focus more on making sure we understand the concepts instead of just finishing the syllabus. But don't worry, they still cover everything we need to know in one semester. Sometimes we even get to hear from former students in special lectures and seminars.

Placement: The placement rate is kinda low, but our placement office really helps us out. They're always there to answer any questions about jobs and the companies that come to hire. Students from Math, Computer Science, Electronics, and Commerce usually find jobs. A lot of our graduates end up working at places like TCS and Accenture.

Campus: The college has pretty good facilities compared to other government colleges. They have Wi-Fi, well-kept labs, and a nice library. The classrooms are decent with good desks and seating. The canteen is okay, but they serve fresh food.

Admission: The English department teachers are super helpful and nice. The semester exams are fair and well-organized. They're not too hard to pass and match our level. You need to get at least 30 out of 75 to pass the external semester exams.

Placement: There were around 70 of us in the English Honours course. After finishing Bachelor's in Arts English Honours, there weren't any job offers. We didn't have any internships either. The college union was pretty useful sometimes. They did offer support and help on campus.

Campus: Our college doesn't have a hostel, but it's run by the West Bengal state government. The food in the canteen is good and okay for us students. We have a ground for playing football and cricket, and there are indoor games like carrom, chess, and table tennis available too. And the best part? Free Wi-Fi all around the campus!

Admission: The teaching here is really good. The second semester exam is super tough, with really hard questions. Only about 6% of students pass. But our teachers are always there to help us out. Our department teacher is so smart and even got a gold award. All the teachers know their stuff really well.

Placement: I'm really happy with how many students from our course got placed  60% is pretty good. The highest package was $40,000, the lowest was $15,000, and the average was $10,000. About half of us also got internships, which is awesome. Our course really helped us out. And the top roles we can get after graduating are pretty cool  they'll set us up for success in life.

Campus: Our department classroom is really spacious and nice, plus the library has a lot of books for us students. The college canteen serves delicious food too. It's great that we have a medical room for everyone, and our principal organizes sports events every year on campus. The college infrastructure is top-notch!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really nice, qualified, and always willing to help. It feels like they're our friends. The way they teach is great, with interesting lessons and hands-on classes that get us ready for the real world. The semester exams are not too tough, just study and you'll be fine. I managed to get a CGPA above 7, so I'm happy with my progress here.

Placement: If you've passed 12th grade, you can apply for this course without worrying about your stream. The highest package you can get is Rs. 30,000. Companies don't offer internships directly, but you'll need some talent to land one. In the Journalism and Mass Communication course, you can look forward to roles like reporting, being a radio jockey, or working as a content writer.

Campus: The canteen here is pretty good. The food is good quality and the prices are fair. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't really comment on that.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, but not all of them are very helpful. Some are awesome at helping students, though. If you put in the effort, the course material is interesting and you'll learn a lot. Just be ready for the semester exams - they can be pretty tough.

Placement: I'm in this course with almost 40% of students. I'm not sure about the job placements, but it seems like you need to pass government exams to get a job in this field. I'm interested in teaching, so that's why I chose this course.

Campus: The college facilities are pretty good. They have a variety of sports like football, cricket, table tennis, and caram. I'm not sure about Wi-Fi, but the library is nice with lots of books. Not sure about the labs though.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing! They explain everything really well and make sure all our questions are answered. The exams are tough, but if you study hard and stay on track, you can get high grades.

Placement: This college is more focused on teaching us well rather than arranging placements. Although we didn't have many opportunities for job placements on campus, the teachers are great at preparing us for jobs outside. They often organize workshops and seminars on interesting topics that help us learn more.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, and the labs and classrooms have AC. The library is great for studying. I didn't stay in the hostel, but the sports department is awesome. The food in the canteen is really good too!

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and always ready to help. They make learning easy, and the classrooms are good too. The course is great for anyone looking to do further studies or get ready for a job in government, IT, or an internship. The exams each semester aren't too hard to pass, and most students pass with around a 70% average.

Placement: I'm really impressed with the job opportunities here. People have landed jobs in big companies like L&T, some IT firms, and even startups. The highest salary offered was around 3.6 LPA. Most of the roles were for regular employees, but there were also some internships available. It's great to see students getting hired by both MNCs and government organizations.

Campus: The college campus is pretty outdated and small. The buildings look really old. But the library is cool and the labs are super clean. No hostels, but at least there's a canteen. Most of us bring food from outside. The medical help is top-notch. And hey, there's even a field for playing!