St.Philominas College

Admission: The department doesn't have many facilities, but the ones they have are useful for studying. The issue is with how they schedule unit test papers  they do two papers a day and only give about an hour break in between.

Placement: A few startup companies came to our college offering internships to students. They picked students based on their grades and skills, but there was no pay involved. Campus interviews didn't happen often, but a few students did get picked during those rare occasions.

Campus: During my time at college, we had some awesome events like Talents Day and the Annual College Day. Talents Day was super fun because we got to show off our hidden talents. The library had a ton of different types of books which was great. And on Sports Day, we played games like throw ball, volleyball, and kabaddi. It was a blast!

Admission: The faculty here is super friendly. They all know their stuff and are always willing to help with any questions you have. It's cool how they treat you like a friend and push you to achieve things you never thought you could.

Placement: Our college doesn't have many companies visiting for interviews, just Diya System and a few others. But don't worry, the college staff will help you out. They'll keep you updated on pool drive details and other stuff through notifications. It's a great way to stay informed about upcoming interviews.

Campus: Our college has a huge ground with a 400 m track, the biggest in Dakshina Kannada. Plus, there's a helipad! The gym and indoor games rooms are great. The support for sports is top-notch. The hostel rooms are nice, even though they're not brand new. Each 4-seater room has plenty of space and all the necessary equipment. The furniture in the rooms is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers in my department were really great. They supported us a lot. They didn't just teach for the sake of it, they taught with passion. They made sure we understood not just what to learn, but how to learn it. Our lecturer treated us like customers, giving us a quality education. At the beginning of the semester, we had some assessments like quizzes and practicals. Then, we had the big final exam. The courses were top-notch, on par with international schools. Subjects like Environment, Development Economics, and Game Theory were interesting. And the specialization in Econometrics gave us an edge.

Placement: The placement cell here is top-notch. Each year, big companies come for interviews. The college really helps students with this. The companies are all well-known and pick employees carefully. In December, they visit for interviews and then give job offers to the students who get selected. It's a great opportunity after graduating.

Campus: The hostel had everything I needed - internet, cleaning services, laundry, and even sports facilities. It was a nice, green place to chill out. The mess had good food at cheap prices.

Admission: The BBA department's lecturers have 10 years of experience and are really helpful. They know their stuff and can answer all your questions about the course. They make you ready for the real world, but the focus is more on theory than practical stuff.

Placement: Around 10-15% of us from our department got placed in top companies. The average package ranged from 2.2 to 2.8 Lacs per year. Companies like Infosys, WIPRO, and HP were the top recruiters. Some marketing students also got internships in roles like entrepreneurship, finance, accounting, and marketing.

Campus: The college's infrastructure and maintenance are top-notch. The classrooms are clean, have projectors, and Wi-Fi all day. The college library is well-organized, just like other colleges. The canteen serves tasty, fresh, and hygienic food. Sports and games are a big deal here, with lots of activities to choose from. It's great that they offer so many options considering how much we all love sports these days.

Admission: The teachers in my department are really helpful and friendly. They always support us and give us guidance whenever we need it. I feel like they bring a positive vibe to our classes. As for exams, we follow a semester system with 6 exams over 3 years. It's all part of the university's plan.

Placement: I did my internship at Infosys, a big tech company in India. They paid me Rs. 12,000 a month. Our college is really good, so lots of companies come here looking for new talent. If you've got decent marks and skills, you can get a job even before you graduate. Companies offer between Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 18,000 a month for freshers, and they raise it later on. Companies like Wipro, Infosys, Theorem, Airtel, IBM, AT&S, L&T, and Intel come to our campus for placements.

Campus: Every semester, we have to do project work. We work on college projects with professors to learn more practically. We haven't gone on any industry visits yet, but we might next semester. If we want to do our own projects, we can talk to our teachers. They support us in doing personal projects. The hostel has good facilities like internet, housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning. It's a nice, green place with sports facilities for us to chill and have fun.

Admission: I picked this Math course because I enjoy Math. The way they teach is pretty good  they connect things to real-life problems. It helps us get better at problem-solving and thinking analytically. But, I think they could make it even better. The gap between the first and second minor tests was too short. We didn't have enough time to prepare because there was a lot to cover in the syllabus.

Placement: The placements at our college were pretty good. On average, students got around 6-7 Lacs per year, and the highest package was 22 Lacs. If you don't get placed, you can try applying to the college department by passing their entrance exam. Many top companies have come to our college for placements.

Campus: The college hostel is pretty good. I share a room with one other student and it's nice. The room has everything we need. The dining hall serves really tasty food. It's awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at their specific courses. They're super helpful and always ready to lend a hand. Some teachers have even helped me with letters and stuff. They make sure we stay on track with our work.

Placement: The B.A. course has a great placement cell that helps students find jobs. There's also a counselling cell for those who want to continue studying. Throughout the program, there are lots of fun activities for each year. Good job opportunities are available all the time.

Campus: The lab is great for all classes with good equipment and good air flow. We all have our own work tables which is nice. The hostel is good for both girls and boys. Sports stuff is there all day and lots of people can play games together.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing at guiding us. They're really friendly and help us get ready for working in the industry. Passing exams is not too hard, and most students pass with over 80%. The campus is beautiful, and we've got top-notch professors here.

Placement: Around 90 students landed jobs after finishing the B.Com course. The fee for B.Com is pretty reasonable, ranging from Rs. 46,000 to Rs. 55,000. On the other hand, the BCA course is a bit pricey at Rs. 70,000. American companies hire students from our college for jobs overseas. We have a variety of courses available like BBA, B.A, B.Voc, B.Sc. in forensic science, and more.

Campus: Our college has over 20 departments, and we have a cool library with lots of books. The classrooms have projectors, and the food is always good. Every year, we get a medical checkup. Sports are a big deal here too!

Admission: I picked this course because today's world is all about technology. The teachers here are really experienced. They make learning easy by doing lots of hands-on stuff  80% practice and 20% theory. There are 50 students in a class. The fees are INR 34,500 every year.

Placement: In our college, final-semester students get chances for campus interviews. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, and Tech Mahindra come here often. TCS pays 10 LPA to good candidates. Around 55 percent of students here find placements. I'm aiming to finish my Ph.D. next.

Campus: I didn't go for the hostel at our college. It's only for boys, and I heard it's pretty old. The main reason I don't like it is the infrastructure, or maybe it's the food options. I haven't stayed there, so I could be wrong, but I know it's not for me. The extra costs are between Rs. 2000 to Rs. 4000.

Admission: The course syllabus got updated every year with the latest research in the field. The professors were really good and supportive. They taught with passion and made learning interesting and memorable. They not only motivated us to learn but also showed us how to learn effectively. The curriculum was tough, with a lot of material to cover. We had regular exams for part of the syllabus and end-of-semester exams for everything we learned. Overall, it was a challenging but rewarding experience.

Placement: Lots of big companies visited our college. They were top-rated ones. Companies like JP Morgan, UBS, RBS, and others came for jobs and internships. The pay was good, ranging from Rs.50,000 to 1.2 Lakh per month for internships. After graduation, the final salaries were between 10 and 31 LPA. It was great to have so many options for placements.

Campus: The hostel has everything you need - Wi-Fi, cleaning services, laundry, and even a mess with good food. It's a nice, green place with sports facilities to chill and have fun. Great place to stay and study!