Sri Balaji PG Mahavidyalaya

Admission: The teachers in our course are amazing! They're super nice and always there to help. They know their stuff and teach really well. The course content is spot on and prepares us for the industry. The exams aren't too tough, so if you study regularly, you'll pass with no problem.

Placement: Most students from our college got jobs, around 80% to 90%. The highest pay is over 5 lakhs a month, with an average of 30,000-50,000. The lowest pay is around 15,000-20,000. Companies like Axis Bank, Lenovo, and HP came for placements. You can also find internships on your own or through the college.

Campus: I'm studying BCA here and the facilities are top-notch. The library is big with lots of books. The classrooms are spacious and awesome, plus there are 3-4 labs for us BCA students. We have plenty of computer systems available for our use. The hostel facilities are also pretty good.

Admission: Studying Bachelor of Computer Application, we had around 9-10 subjects each year. The faculty was super experienced and nice, except for a few exceptions. They were great for practical exams and computer labs. I really enjoyed my 3 years of study with them.

Placement: The placements at this college were pretty good. There were a total of 180 seats for the Bachelor of Computer Application program, and around 10-20% of students participated in placements. Since BCA is a Bachelor's degree, the placement opportunities right after graduation were not that great. However, the college and students still gave it a shot.

Campus: The college campus had good infrastructure and a great atmosphere. Each course had its own building, and the campus was really big. I liked that there was a basketball court and cricket grounds too. Overall, the college campus was really nice.

Admission: The college offers a range of courses like BBA, BCA, B.Com, and BBA. The faculty members have 3-5 years of teaching experience and use effective teaching techniques to help students learn. It's a great place to prepare for a career in different fields.

Placement: The college has companies coming for placements, but mostly local ones, not big international ones. The salary packages are usually less than 5 lakhs per year. They have a good program to help with interview skills, but it's up to the student in the end to do well in placements.

Campus: The campus is huge with lots of buildings and facilities. It includes basketball, volleyball, cricket, and football fields. There's also a library and a canteen for students. The infrastructure is really extensive and offers a lot to students.

Admission: The teachers in BCA are really nice and know their stuff. They teach well and put in a lot of effort. The course content makes sense, and they make sure we're ready for exams. The exams are fair and not too tough.

Placement: During my BCA program, around 70% of students in my section got good placements. Some even landed really good jobs with impressive packages. Companies like Samsung, Flipkart, and Amazon hired students for roles in marketing and sales. Quite a few students also landed government jobs.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like computer labs, nice classrooms, and a huge library with all the books we need. The hostel rooms are good, and the food is tasty. It's a really nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and always ready to help. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. They cover subjects that are part of our course. The exams are not too hard  most of us can pass if we've put in the work. It's all good vibes here!

Placement: I really liked being in this course because almost all of us get placed every year. The highest package is 60 LPA, which is awesome! The average package is around 20 LPA. A good chunk of students, about 60%, get internships from this course. What's cool is that after finishing this course, we can either become a teacher or try for any government exam. It's a great option to have!

Campus: The college has a nice, clean library. They've got all the labs we need for our courses. The hostel rooms are clean and in good shape. The food is pretty good. And there's a canteen for us students too.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and knowledgeable. They use great teaching methods that you won't find anywhere else. The course curriculum is practical and relevant. We don't have semester exams, just yearly ones, which are tough to pass. The passing rate is over 40%.

Placement: The job placement rate for our course is really good, over 75% of students get jobs. If you work hard, have good communication skills, and good grades, you can easily get a job. The highest salary offered is more than 70 lakhs per year, with an average of 50,000 per month. Companies like Axis Bank, Lenovo, and HP come to hire students from our course. There are some great job roles available for students in our course.

Campus: The facilities for our course are pretty good with a library, big classrooms, and nice labs. But the college doesn't have Wi-Fi. The hostel facilities are okay, not great. The food in the mess is simple, but the meals are interesting because you get dessert. I'm not sure about medical facilities. If you're into sports, there are good options available.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really listen to us, which is great. But sometimes the topics we learn are kinda boring because they focus too much on theory. The exams in the first semester are pretty easy, like almost everyone passes. But watch out, because they do get tougher later on.

Placement: I'm currently in my second year, and from what I've heard from seniors and teachers, only a couple of students got selected last year. The highest salary offered is only 6 LPA, and most of the companies that come for placements are local. Unfortunately, none of the students were able to secure internships. The job roles available are mostly front-end and back-end positions.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in the college is a bit of a hassle to get, you have to go through a long process to get the password. But once you do, you only get 300MB per month. The library has some really old books and they don't really care about what books the students want. The food is like typical Indian hostel food, nothing special. And they're strict about letting us play during events.

Admission: The teachers at BCA are really nice and know their stuff. They teach well and the course material is useful. They put in a lot of effort to help us learn. The exams are fair and happen when they're supposed to.

Placement: During my BCA, a lot of students in my batch landed good placements. Some even got really great placements with awesome packages. Companies like Flipkart, Lenskart, and Vivo visited our campus for placements. Many of us also got internships at Flipkart and Amazon. They offered roles in marketing and other fields. It was a good experience overall.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like computer labs, nice classrooms, and a big library with all the books you need for your courses. The hostel rooms are great, the food is good, and the atmosphere is nice too.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They all have a master's degree in the subject they teach.

Placement: In my college, each class has around 50 students. We offer pharmacy, engineering, B.Ed, B.Com, B.Sc., and BCA courses. Our college has the best placement record. If you're thinking about going on a trip, it's good to start planning ahead at least a semester before. So, go for it!

Campus: The food at the hostel mess and canteen is really good. The medical facilities aren't perfect, but they're okay. If you're thinking about studying abroad, start planning early like a semester ahead. Don't wait too long to get things sorted out.

Admission: The facilities here are good, but the teachers' explanations are just okay. The semester exams are tough, but you can get through them with some effort. I'm in a BSC-BED integrated course. For the BSC-BED exams, there are no semesters, just midterms and finals held at a different college.

Placement: The college doesn't have great placement opportunities. If you're aiming for a good job after graduation, you might want to consider other options. However, the campus itself is pretty nice. I'm studying to become a teacher, but they also offer courses like BCA, B.Tech, and Pharma that have better placement prospects. Still, landing a job at a good company from this college is pretty tough.

Campus: The library is good, but there's no Wi-Fi. Most books are in Hindi for English students, so there's not much to read. The classrooms are fine, and the labs are in good shape. Hostel and mess options are there, and the food is decent.