SCC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The way the courses are set up is in three trimesters. There is one faculty member for every 70 students. Most of the teachers are friendly and helpful, but a few just read off slides without much understanding. The exams are pretty straightforward, and most of the grades come from projects and other classwork, making up about 60% of the final grade.

Placement: The college promises job placements for everyone, even when it's hard to find jobs. Companies like Microsoft and Google come for campus interviews. On average, students might get around 15-20 lakhs per year. Many students end up in their dream jobs.

Campus: I really love all the festivals at Claret College like Mayuri, Udbhav, and Sparkle Night. There are so many fun events to enjoy here. But I gotta say, it's a bummer that I can never find the books I need in the library. It's kinda frustrating.

Admission: The exams here are really helpful and you learn a lot from them. The teachers and staff are nice and always ready to help. The campus is clean and has lots of trees which makes it really beautiful. The environment is great and the grass is always well-kept.

Placement: Most students in my course got jobs, around 90%. The highest salary offered was 14 LPA, while the average was 4-5 LPA. The lowest salary was 4 LPA. Big companies like Google, Amazon, IBM, Infosys, and PwC came for placements. Infosys hired both developers and testers.

Campus: The college has LAN cables and charging ports at every bench, and the lab, classroom, and library are nice and cozy. The food in the canteen is really tasty. The hostel rooms are okay. The canteen staff are friendly, and there's plenty of seating to enjoy your meal. The sports tournaments are fun, and the staff are helpful.

Admission: The teachers at college were pretty okay, but they could be a bit strict sometimes. When it came to teaching though, they were really good. They knew their stuff and always encouraged questions. The system was pretty chill. We had two exams before the semester exams, and we got marks for attendance and assignments. The first exam was worth 35 marks, and the second was 70. The correction process was fair too. The course content was updated, like we learned about GST right after it was introduced. So, we got a good look at the industry. Everyone in the faculty was great at their specialization, so there wasn't just one best teacher.

Placement: During college, I did 2 internships to learn about the job world. The college had a great placement team who helped us find jobs. They arranged interviews with companies like Amazon and Infosys. Almost 70 out of 100 students got jobs through campus recruitment. I had to attend training for personal skills too. It was cool to have so many opportunities!

Campus: The boys' hostel didn't have many empty rooms, and it wasn't in great shape. But the girls' hostel was alright. The food was yummy, with lots of choices, which was nice. It could be better though.

Admission: The teachers were really nice and always there to help us out. They made studying easier for us. I liked how the courses were organized  it made learning easier. We had exams each semester and two tests in each class. The grading was fair, and they looked at our answers carefully.

Placement: I had a great experience with the internship opportunities at our college. It was easy to land internships and placements if you had what it takes. I did my internship at Kalpataru Projects Limited, where I worked as a trainee engineer for 3 months. I got to learn how to operate CNC machines, which was a valuable experience for me.

Campus: I loved the campus layout, especially the library. They had so many interesting books there. The buildings looked really nice and modern.

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college are super friendly and always there to help. They know their stuff and make sure we learn things we can actually use later on. Exams are handled really well by the faculty.

Placement: The last group of students got jobs on campus. Around 50 students per batch found jobs. There were chances for internships and certificate courses too. College partners with big companies like Google, EY, airlines, and finance firms.

Campus: The campus is so pretty and the buildings are awesome. It's got a cool vibe and lots of people around. The hostels are okay, but everything else is top-notch the classrooms, labs, library, canteen, medical room, playgroup, and sports areas are all great. I especially love the cafeteria and library.

Admission: The classes had a good ratio of teachers to students - about 1 teacher for every 10 students. Some of the best teachers were Dr. Mayank Sharma, Dr. Helmlata Sinha, and Ms. Akansha Mishra. Each semester, we had 2 class tests and one final exam. The class tests were pretty simple, so the final exam wasn't too hard. About 20% of students didn't pass the exams. The subjects we learned were mostly useful and interesting.

Placement: By the 6th semester, we could apply for jobs in Nuclear Tech. There were 10 offers in total. The best salary was 42 LPA, and the average was 7 LPA. All eligible students got placed, which was awesome! I was eager to find a job. For internships, VNR offered around Rs. 10,000 per month for 6 months. We worked on projects like using AI and ML to detect crops and weeds automatically. It helped save pesticides by only spraying them on crops when needed. It was a cool experience!

Campus: The library had lots of different books to choose from. Each classroom had Smartboards, and they really cared about keeping us active and healthy too.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly great, but around 2% of them are not that good at teaching. They know their stuff and are friendly too. The teaching quality is really good. Our course and department have a lot of fun events and festivals. We even go on trips to industries. Our exams are conducted by Bangalore University, so they're okay. But now, the juniors have it tough because the college is autonomous for them. The passing percentage is above 60%.

Placement: I think the job placements at our college are pretty good. The highest salary offered for my course is 35 LPA, the average is 6.5 LPA, and the lowest is 4 LPA. Companies like Deloitte, Ditto, and Infosys hire students from my BCA course. Only about 5% of students get internships or jobs, mostly at Ditto or Deloitte. The main job roles offered are Manager and Data Analyst.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good overall, but the Wi-Fi could be better. They have LAN in the libraries and labs, but not in the classrooms. The Wi-Fi in the canteen isn't used much by students. The classrooms are spacious and well-kept, and the campus is green and refreshing, even though it's not huge. Our department has labs and they give us free laptops for our studies, which is really helpful. If you take care of the laptops, they can last even longer than your degree.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. They explain things so well, we all enjoy their classes. Understanding them is a breeze. The schedule is great for everyone, no crazy exam timings. Just make sure to bring your ID and hall ticket - they're pretty strict about that. Overall, it's an awesome experience learning here!

Placement: I'm studying B.A. in Psychology and Journalism with around 70 students. Most of us are really happy about choosing this college. After graduation, the highest salary can be around 13-15 Lacs per year, while the lowest is 60-70k. Big companies like TATA, Infosys, and Google come for placements. We can get roles as psychologists, journalists, or other positions too. It's a good program with lots of opportunities.

Campus: The teachers here are awesome. They really get us and know what they're doing. They've been teaching for a while, so they're super experienced. We appreciate them a lot. The library is nice too - tons of books to choose from. The classrooms are nice and we even have sports and games. They really push us to get involved. Plus, there are always fun events happening on campus. I was genuinely surprised by all the cool stuff going on here.

Admission: The vibe between students and teachers here is super chill. It feels like the class mentors are more like friends, and the subject teachers are really easy to talk to. Everyone is nice and treats us like we're all part of the same team. We have two exams each semester: one in the middle and one at the end. If we put in the effort, we can totally pass them. But sometimes they can be tough, so it's good to study hard.

Placement: After the fourth semester, we get the chance to attend campus placements right here. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, Amazon, Flipkart, and Jio Reliance visit our college. They offer packages from 2 to 10 LPA. The highest package is 10 LPA, and the average is 5 LPA. If you do well in all semesters, you have a good shot at landing a job over 60% of students get placed.

Campus: ACCA is a great choice if you're into finance and banking. The college partners with international schools, which is cool for meeting new people. There are three hostels on campus two for girls and one for boys. The girls' hostel is decent with alright food and a decent atmosphere. Overall, it's a good option for those interested in a finance career.

Admission: The teachers here are cool and easy to talk to. Most of them are good at teaching and make sure we finish our work. But there are a few teachers who don't explain things well, but I think that happens everywhere. In general, the teaching is good. The course content is based on the new education policy, so it's practical. We have 2 tests and 2 exams every semester, and they can be a bit tough. Around 8590% of students manage to pass the exams.

Placement: I think the job placements here could be better. Not many students, maybe around 1525%, get placed. And the average salary is quite low, around 23 LPA. Some lucky ones do get good offers of 8 LPA, but that's not common. The companies that come for placements are mostly small, not big names. Most of us end up in IT-related jobs after graduation.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with all the necessary facilities. The campus is a decent size with two affordable canteens. Wi-Fi is available on every floor, but students can't use it. The classrooms have projectors, but they're old. I don't know much about the hostels since I don't stay there, but I think they're alright.