SVSU - Swami Vivekanand Subharti University

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and help us learn in a fun way. We cover all the important physiotherapy stuff in our classes. But, I‚¬â„¢m kinda bummed about how they grade our tests. It‚¬â„¢s super hard to even pass.

Placement: The college doesn't have a lot of job placements available. Most students find internships or jobs in clinics or hospitals by networking or using their skills. It's not easy to find physiotherapy jobs on campus, but with some effort, you can land a job outside of school.

Campus: The labs and machines at college are really good, but some of the equipment in classrooms could use an upgrade. The hostel is just average, and the food isn't that great. They mainly serve Jain food, so keep that in mind when planning.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag - some are really helpful, while others can be a bit tough. It all comes down to how you communicate with them. If you're struggling with any course material, don't hesitate to reach out to your professors. However, the attendance policy is pretty strict, so make sure you're on top of that.

Placement: A lot of students land good-paying jobs after college, while some get lower offers or remain without a job. Some even manage to find jobs off-campus with salaries going up to 25 LPA. I believe that if you have solid internship experience and skills, you'll likely snag a job on campus with a decent salary.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty good, but it can be annoying sometimes because there's a limit on how many people can connect. And it doesn't always load the websites we need. On the bright side, the labs and classrooms are nice. The food in the mess is okay, but the canteen food is better even though it's a bit pricey. Overall, everything else is cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and supportive. They always help us and give us good advice for our future. The semester exams can be tough if we don't listen in class, but if we take good notes and pay attention, it's easier to get good grades.

Placement: I love how this college sets us up with jobs after graduation. Almost everyone gets internships, and 98% get placed in great companies. The highest salary I've heard of is 36 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. Companies like Air India, Vistara, and Indigo come to hire us. In my course, airport management, they offer some of the top roles. It's awesome to know I have good job prospects after I finish studying here.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. There are around 3-4 badminton courts, a football ground, and a super cool AC auditorium. The classrooms are really tidy with projectors and comfy seats. However, the hostels aren't great. The rooms are kinda dirty and the washrooms need some serious cleaning.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and always there for us. They really want us to succeed. The classes are spot on for preparing us for the pharmaceutical industry. Exams can be tough if you don't pay attention in class, but if you do your part, passing them is totally doable.

Placement: Lots of pharma companies visit our college for placements in roles such as medical representative, medical scrubber, and QC officer. Alembic is one of the companies that comes for placements. Each year, a good number of students get placed in our pharmacy department.

Campus: The university has nice classrooms and labs. Since it's a big campus, there are many canteens to grab food from. The Wi-Fi works well everywhere, even in our department. The food in the canteens is pretty good too. Overall, the infrastructure is solid here.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They know their stuff and are always there to help. They're super supportive, especially for students who need a little extra help. My course was spot on. It's definitely preparing me for my future career.

Placement: I finished my Bachelors of Commerce here, but unfortunately, I didn't get a job through campus placements. However, 80% of students who finished their Masters here did get placed. The highest salary offered was 10 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPA. The college does offer placement support, which is great.

Campus: The facilities at my college are pretty good. We've got Wi-Fi, nice classrooms, and libraries with comfy furniture. The food is okay, but could be better. They also offer medical services and sports facilities, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and helpful. They know their stuff and teach it well. The course is super interesting and prepares us for the real world. We even get hands-on experience in the hospital they have on campus. It's great to learn how to treat patients and perform procedures in a real setting.

Placement: The placements at Subharti are awesome! The packages they offer are really good. I'm studying for a Master's in Physiotherapy, and I can say that the clinical experience here is top-notch. We get hands-on practical knowledge for everything related to our course. After graduation, students land jobs in different hospitals like Max Hospital and Apollo Hospital.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure, from classrooms to the hostel. Wi-Fi is available on campus but not in the hostel. There's a mess and canteen for food, and a separate ground for sports and games. The library is really nice too.

Admission: The teachers here are really good - they know their stuff and are well-qualified. Their teaching is top-notch, and if you study every day, the exams are manageable. If you work hard and do well in class, the teachers will give you props. Passing with a good grade is totally doable here.

Placement: The college has a ton of job opportunities with packages ranging from 3 to 6 LPA. Many big companies come to hire students for positions like sales manager or team leader. I highly recommend this college for anyone looking for a good career start.

Campus: The campus has great facilities with lots of buildings for different courses. The classrooms are nice, and the library has tons of books. I've noticed a lot of sports events happening lately, and the medical buildings are well-equipped. The hostel has good Wi-Fi and food too. Overall, the infrastructure here is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers are mostly helpful, though some may not be. The semester exam can be tough, but if you study well, passing is doable. The distance degrees from Subharti are legit. The university is recognized by UGC under the UGC ACT 1956. Plus, all the distance education courses are approved by AICTE and UGC-DEB.

Placement: The college doesn't guarantee placements, but the engineering courses here offer great salary opportunities. Civil, mechanical, biomedical, IT, electrical, and computer science engineering have awesome career prospects.

Campus: I really like Swami Vivekanand Subharti University because they have lots of colleges with teachers who specialize in different subjects like medicine, dental sciences, nursing, physiotherapy, pharmacy, law, engineering, and more. It's cool that they cover so many different areas of study.

Admission: The teachers at this college are a mixed bag. Some are nice, some not so much. It really depends on how you communicate with them. If you have questions about your course, you can always approach your faculty for help. But be prepared for a strict attendance system here.

Placement: A lot of students land good job offers, but some get fewer offers or none at all. Many students land off-campus jobs with a salary of around 25 LPA. It seems like students with good skills and experience tend to get internships and good-paying jobs on campus. Overall, the placement scene is decent with a mix of opportunities for everyone.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty good, but there's a limit. Sometimes some sites don't work, which is a bit annoying. The labs and classrooms are nice. The food in the mess isn't great, but the canteen food is tasty, although a bit pricey. Overall, the infrastructure is good with nice labs and a library. The auditorium is the best part!

Admission: Some teachers are really helpful, but others can be tough. It all depends on how we communicate with them. If we need help with a topic, we can always ask them. The attendance system is pretty strict and not the best.

Placement: A lot of students land nice paying jobs after college, but some end up with lower salaries. There are also students who don't get placed on campus and have to find jobs off-campus. On average, the salary package is around 25 LPA. If you have good internships and skills, you'll probably score a well-paying job through campus placements.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty decent, but it has a limit on how much we can use it. Sometimes it doesn't let us access helpful sites. The labs and classrooms are nice. The food in the mess doesn't taste great, unfortunately. The canteen food is good, but it's a bit expensive. Overall, everything else is good.