Swift College

Admission: I really liked how the teachers were so knowledgeable and qualified. They made the course really practical and prepared us well for the industry. I did well in the semester exams and got good marks. I think this university is great for building confidence in students. I would definitely suggest others to consider studying here.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 90%. The highest package is 25 LPA and the lowest is 10 LPA. Companies like TCS, Salesforce, Satguru, and iBirds come for placements. About 75% of students do internships at Salesforce, and a few even begin their own startups.

Campus: Aryan College in Ajmer, which is part of MDSY University, has awesome facilities like the library, labs, and smart classrooms. The sports department rocks, and the canteen is amazing. Medical facilities are good, and the mess is well-organized. Great place to study!

Admission: The teachers can be a bit full of themselves sometimes, but they usually help out. The university‚¬â„¢s curriculum is based on the NEP (2020), so it's up-to-date. The exams are pretty tough, and sometimes they ask questions that we weren't prepared for.

Placement: In my two years at this college, I haven't seen any placements here. Students have to find job opportunities on their own. The university should work harder to bring in companies for placements.

Campus: The campus is huge with lots of buildings and stuff, which is cool. The dorms are nice, but only for girls. It would be great if they had the same for guys too.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. Almost all of them have finished their Ph.D. in the subject they teach. They're friendly and explain things well. They prepare us well for the industry, and because of that, many students get good jobs even before they finish studying.

Placement: So, last year, most of us got placed in our college  around 60 percent. The rest of us are still on the lookout for jobs, while a few went abroad for their MS. The highest salary offered was 12 Lacs per year, and the lowest was 5 Lacs. On average, it's around 2 Lacs. Companies like Wipro, Tech Mahindra, and Infosys came for placements, along with a few others. To get placed, you need to maintain an average of 75 percent.

Campus: The hostel had good facilities with separate beds in each department. The food was good, but they served the same menu every week, so it got boring. The rooms were small but had good ventilation.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff and can explain things well. They're good at helping students understand the subjects. Most of the teachers are full-time, which is great. There aren't many visiting professors, though.

Placement: The job placements weren't great in our batch. Some students did try, but many decided to pursue further studies or join their family's business instead. The salary package offered was pretty low. I personally didn't go for placements because I had my eyes set on continuing my studies.

Campus: The college building is nice. We have labs, an auditorium, and a library. The library has a good variety of books that you can borrow for your courses or just for fun. Plus, the college offers sports activities too.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. The course is helpful, but I feel like they should update the programming languages. Some of them aren't really used in big companies. Exams are okay as long as you study. You need at least 35% to pass. The staff is super experienced. They use projectors every day to teach, which helps a lot.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed, which is awesome! The average salary package was good, at 4 LPA or more. Companies like TCS, L&T, and Wipro hired a lot of students. Over half of us got internships too. The popular role was web development.

Campus: The college has great Wi-Fi, projectors, labs, classrooms, and facilities. The environment is clean and the water and washrooms are good. However, there's no hostel on campus.

Admission: The teachers at Swift College are really supportive and friendly. They motivate us and are easy to talk to. It's great to be able to interact with them easily.

Placement: The college offers a top package of 10 LPA and an average package of 3 LPA. More than half of the students find placements here. It's a great place to kickstart your future, so I definitely suggest checking out this college.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostels or mess facilities. Plus, there's no Wi-Fi on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart. They mostly have Ph.D.s. In BBA, we have to do an internship to get ready for jobs. The internship is a 100-mark test. It helps us learn how to manage stuff in companies. The exam questions are okay, not too hard. But some subjects are marked really strict. You need at least 40% to pass.

Placement: To get in, you need around 60% in 12th grade. Deutsche Bank offers the best package at 40k a month, with food and other stuff included. They, along with HDFC and ICICI Bank, came to recruit us. Others offer 10-15k. We have to do an internship in any company, no matter what percentage you have. Deutsche Bank is the top choice for placements. Roles like manager, business analyst, and banking jobs are the most popular.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. There's Wi-Fi, but only teachers and hostel students can use it. The library has 10,000+ books. There are three computer labs with all working computers. The food quality isn't great, it's clean but pricey. Medical services are lacking. We have inter-college competitions and support sports like tennis, boxing, and basketball.

Admission: The teachers are helpful and know their stuff. It would be great if they were more focused on their subjects. The curriculum follows NEP 2020 and NCF 2023. Exams are okay, not too hard. Most students pass, around 90-95%. You need at least 40% to pass.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students in my B.Ed. course got placed. The highest package was Rs. 48,000 per month, and the lowest was Rs. 25,000 per month with accommodation. Most students got around 30,000-35,000 per month. Companies like G D Goenka Schools, Ambuja School (Adani group), DPS, Doon Schools hired students. All of us had to do a 3-month internship in Navoday Vidyalayas in states like Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Uttar Pradesh. The main job offered was as PGT-level teachers.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi, smart classrooms, and a fully air-conditioned library. There are also E-learning centers and Science labs available. The hostel provides Wi-Fi, well-ventilated rooms, and three meals a day (though the food could be improved). They also have a dispensary for health checkups and an ambulance service for emergencies. Plus, they organize regular sports and games for students.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're always there for us, even if we need to call them urgently. There are WhatsApp groups for each subject, which is super helpful. They also take us on trips to places like Udaipur and Manali. The teaching is okay, not the best. The course content is good, but I don't think it fully prepares us for the industry. Exams are not too tough, and most people pass with over 90%.

Placement: The placements here are okay. I'm not sure about the exact number of students who get placed, but most of them are from Nursing, BCA, and Bachelor of Commerce. Not many from Bachelor of Arts though. If you want more placement info, you can always look at the prospectus.

Campus: The college has great facilities. The toilets are super clean, like fancy hotels. They keep everything hygienic. The classrooms are tidy, and we even have Wi-Fi. We can use our phones, but not during class. Room 97 has a smart board for presentations. The canteen is nice, with yummy food at good prices. We also have a hall for celebrations and a cool outdoor area for parties. Plus, there's medical help and sports activities available.

Admission: The teachers at Samrat Prithviraj Chauhan Government College in Ajmer are really good. They know their stuff and want us to do well. The courses we take are based on the National Education Policy, which is cool. And the exams are not too hard - you just need 40% to pass.

Placement: Placements at this college aren't very impressive. It's just a regular government college where you study, take exams, and get a degree. They do have placement events, but they don't seem to lead to many good job opportunities.

Campus: The building is only a year old, but it doesn't stand out. It feels like a basic government building, not very clean or well-maintained. There are just 5 classrooms for lectures, but they don't have any cool stuff or extras.