SVR College of Commerce and Management Studies

Admission: The college didn't have many teachers, but the ones we had were really good. Exams were tough, so we had to study a lot on our own. The only downside was that we didn't have proper ID cards.

Placement: Our college didn't arrange any placements or internships. There weren't any companies linked with the college. They didn't give out certificates for the courses; we had to pay extra for them. They didn't really help us prepare for jobs, but they did share job links in our WhatsApp groups.

Campus: The college didn't have Wi-Fi and the computer labs weren't great. But at least the library was there. No hostel though. The canteen was open only a few days for freshers. Not the best for sports. And there was some favoritism between B.Com and BBA. Overall, the facilities weren't that great.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and really helpful. They know their stuff and can explain things well. They make sure we understand everything and even do their best to help us get top grades. They give us lots of practice tests to get us ready for exams, and they use PPT slides in every class. It's awesome!

Placement: I'm not sure about placements, but MNCs are the main companies hiring for our course. Our college offers lots of coaching classes to help us improve our skills and get a good education. They encourage us to focus on gaining knowledge instead of just getting high marks. The college really sets a good foundation for us students.

Campus: The campus has good facilities like a library, classrooms, and labs. The hostel and canteen aren't ready yet because they're still being built.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing! They really know their stuff and are always ready to help. Their teaching makes it easy to grasp all the topics. I found the semester exams to be pretty fair too.

Placement: A lot of students found jobs after finishing this course. Our college got 2nd place and a gold medal. Around 60-70% of students landed internships in companies like Red Bus. The course offers great job opportunities in top roles.

Campus: This college has everything we need. The food in the canteen is good. There's also a PG facility on campus. We get short breaks during college hours.

Admission: My teachers have over 10 years of experience in teaching. They explain things really well with live examples, and they're experts at teaching. They always give their best to help us. I'm grateful to have such great teachers. I feel lucky to have studied at this amazing college.

Placement: I'm in a course where everyone who got over 70% got a job. They're all top students in our group. The highest salary offered is INR 60,000, lowest is INR 45,000, and average is INR 20,000. They picked students with over 70% in my batch. That's how it goes at our college.

Campus: At our college, we had vans to take us to and from school. There was a field where we could play. The library was great for getting ideas and knowledge. The labs were awesome for hands-on learning. And the teachers were super smart and helpful.

Admission: The teachers have Ph.Ds and are really friendly. They teach us stuff that's useful in the real world. We have lots of seminars and presentations. The principal and management are always there to help. The head of departments are great too. And the staff is super helpful and cooperative.

Placement: I chose this College because I heard they have great job opportunities after graduation. I'm really pleased with the placements here. Lots of top companies come for recruitment, and many students have already landed jobs. I'd definitely suggest this College for ambitious students like me. The minimum salary package is around 4 lakhs, which is pretty good.

Campus: The college has good facilities like computer labs, library, classrooms with projectors, and a canteen. There's also a spacious playground and Wi-Fi. Drinking water is available on all floors and there's a lift in the building. The business lab is really helpful too. Great place!

Admission: The teaching here is really good. The semester exams are tough, but almost everyone passes with a 99% success rate.

Placement: Most students in our course found jobs after graduation, which was great. Our college doesn't do campus placements, and unfortunately, there weren't any internships available either.

Campus: The college has a library but no canteen or parking. There's also no hostel on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful but also pretty strict. The pass rate is impressive, and they really make sure we learn well. I think it's definitely worth the money. They even organize cool science-day events and other fun activities.

Placement: Around a quarter of students get placed here. They make sure everyone knows about job opportunities, even students from different colleges. It's cool how they spread the word about placements to other schools too!

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but labs and libraries are still improving. Sports facilities get better every year. Unfortunately, not everyone gets a fair shot to show their skills. Class leaders tend to only let their friends play on the ground. It would be nice to see more opportunities for everyone to participate in sports.

Admission: The teachers here are super talented and really helpful. They're highly qualified, some even have a Ph.D. which is cool. It definitely prepares us for the industry. Exams can be tough, just like in any other college. You gotta pass with at least a 35% which can be a challenge.

Placement: Most students here come to study. Some have scores between 40-70%. Many choose B.Com. The fees for B.Com and BCA are around 45k-50k. Infosys and Wipro offer internships here. My friend even got an internship at Infosys. Great opportunities at top companies for internships.

Campus: The college is really good, teachers are great at teaching. Unfortunately, there's no hostel or Wi-Fi for students. The labs are good, but the classrooms could be better. It would be nice if they had more facilities for students.