Sydenham College of Commerce and Economics

Admission: The teachers at Sydenham College really know their stuff. They teach us practical stuff along with theories. We get hands-on experience in real situations which is cool. The exams are tough, but we get our grades in our diary app. It's a good way to learn.

Placement: I'm really impressed with the placement opportunities at this college. Companies like Deloitte, KPMG, Tata Consultancy, SnuckWorks, Trident, Godrej, and JLL are offering great packages. The average salary is around 3 lakhs but can go up to 9 lakhs. Last year, JLL and Neilson offered 5 lakh packages, while Godrej offered 7 lakhs. It's exciting to see such good options for students here.

Campus: The college has a library, an online room, and they just got Wi-Fi, but it's not working perfectly yet. There's a canteen with lots of food choices, and JS Hall is a hit with Sydenham College students. Plus, they've got a sports committee and other student groups too.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and always there for us. Whenever I have a question, they're quick to help out. They're really kind and treat everyone well. The campus is really nice and the buildings are beautiful. Plus, the campus is totally against ragging and they make sure students in the hostels feel safe.

Placement: At my college, if we don't find internships on our own, the college helps us get good ones. Companies come to the campus to offer internships. We get cool projects to work on. By the 6th or 7th semester, we can attend placement sessions. Lots of great companies come to hire us. About 75% of students land jobs on campus with good pay. It's a great opportunity!

Campus: The fest we have every year is called Philophista. It happens from late December to early January. There's lots of cool stuff like treasure hunts, mehendi contests, nail art, photography, traditional and western dress-up days, and even a MS-match day. We also play a bunch of games indoors and outdoors like chess, carrom, badminton, cricket, and volleyball. Plus, there are tons of books, encyclopedias, articles, black books, thesis papers, and newspapers for us to use.

Admission: The faculty here is great. Dr. Hassan, the co-coordinator, is super helpful to students, but he's also pretty strict. The professors don't just teach theory, they make sure we understand practical stuff too. And they always finish the syllabus on time.

Placement: Sydenham College's placement cell is super helpful in getting internships and jobs at top companies. They organize a career summit every year where companies come to hire students. It's a great way to kickstart your career!

Campus: The college has a good setup. There are about 50 classrooms in one building and a library with a nice auditorium. The library is awesome - we can find all our course books there. Plus, there's a cool gymkhana where we can chill and play table tennis, carrom, and chess.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really nice and patient, always willing to help explain things over and over. It's super helpful for getting us ready for the industry. The passing marks for internals are 50%, just like the new NEP guidelines. They're pretty tough though, not a walk in the park. Gotta put in the effort to pass for sure!

Placement: Around 65% of students get admitted here. Salaries range from 15.24 to 26.30 LPA. Companies like JPMC, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank come for placements. They introduced B.Sc. Luxury Brand and Retail Management this year. Top roles are at KPMG, Infosys, Deloitte, and more.

Campus: The classrooms are big, but BBI students don't have as good facilities as BMS students. The library is small and not a good place to study. There are many books from 1950, but I haven't seen a lot. The canteen is great, food is cheap. Wi-Fi is fine. Labs are good.

Admission: The teachers for our course were really good. They were always there for us, supporting and helping us out. This course gets you ready for the industry and even prepares you for competitive exams. The semester exams were fair  not too tough, not too easy. Most students passed with over 90 percent.

Placement: I heard that around 80% of students from our course got placed. The highest salary was 5 Lacs per year, the average was 3 Lacs, and the lowest was 2 Lacs. Companies like KPMG, call centers, and banks hired a lot of students. I think about 10% of students did internships. The most common job offered was being a research analyst.

Campus: I really liked all the facilities available for my course - library, computer labs, auditorium, gym, classrooms with CCTV cameras, and projectors. The hostel facilities were good too. The food was nice and healthy, not bad at all. The medical facilities were okay, and the canteen was decent.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and knew their stuff well. They taught us in a way that made sense and prepared us for jobs. The course we followed was up-to-date and practical. Exams weren't too tough, and most students passed with a 90% success rate.

Placement: Around half of us students get jobs after we graduate from college every year. There are plenty of job opportunities here. The average salary offer is between 3 to 7 LPA. Some of the top job roles here are at Etpsonline, Publicizes Group, and Deloitte. Most of us also get internships while studying here, about three-fourths of the students.

Campus: The college has good facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, library, and big classrooms. The management is really friendly and always helps students out. They even have a hostel for students. It's a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers here aren't great. They don't know much about what they're teaching. The teaching is just okay, and the course plan is not good. There's no head of the department, so no one listens to your problems with how things are run. Taking this course won't help you get a job in bioinformatics.

Placement: I studied bioinformatics at this college. There are no placements available for our batch. The course started in 2022, but the college doesn't have laptops or the software we need. We struggle to find classrooms for our classes because the department doesn't have proper facilities. No companies hire students from this course, and we don't get any internships through the college. If you want an internship, you have to look for workshops or training programs outside of college.

Campus: The classrooms don't have computers or good internet, even though they charge for computer classes. They're not clean or well-kept. Plus, there's no canteen on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really great  they focus more on practical stuff which is cool. But sometimes there are too many assignments and write-ups. It would be nice if they cut down on those a bit. They believe in learning Chemistry on our own rather than spoon-feeding us, which is fair. Our university follows DHBSU curriculum, so all our academic activities are based on that. The exams are pretty tough though, with questions straight out of reference books.

Placement: Placement opportunities vary depending on your course. For our stream, the college sets up placements. Big companies like IKS Health, Cipla, and Dr. Reddy hire students. Salaries can be anywhere from 20 to 35k Rs, depending on the role. Many students focus on competitive exams to land good jobs. During summer and winter breaks, lots of companies offer internships with decent pay, but some are unpaid.

Campus: The college has great facilities like a gym, air-conditioned classrooms, and well-equipped labs with all the tools and chemicals we need. The library is big, but it can get noisy sometimes. The hostel is super secure with CCTV cameras everywhere and a strict warden. We just have to fill out a slip when we check in or out. They also provide first aid kits and fire alarms for safety.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really get what we're going through. They even give extra classes before exams to help us prepare. The exams are a mix of online and offline, which is cool.

Placement: I got to intern with a company thanks to the placement calls here. Lots of big companies come to hire students from our college. People here are pretty smart. The placement calls are legit and helpful for us students. It's a good college with a solid reputation.

Campus: The college's infrastructure looks pretty cool with a historic vibe. They have a hostel for students, and the rooms are nice with air conditioning. The benches are comfy too, so you can chill alone on one of them. Overall, it's a nice place to be.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super nice and really helpful. They always support us students. There are plenty of teachers, and they're all awesome. The exams are pretty straightforward with two class tests before the main ones. If you struggle with the tests, they offer extra help to make sure you pass.

Placement: The placement department in our college is really great. They helped us get ready for internships and kept us informed about job opportunities. They also provided training and connected us with tech communities. This made it easier to find jobs outside of campus through their network. It's a big help for students who didn't get placed directly through the college.

Campus: There were lots of fun activities to do both inside and outside, like chess, carrom, badminton, cricket, volleyball, and more. Plus, there were tons of books and resources available for us students like encyclopedias, reference articles, black books, and newspapers. It was awesome!