TNJFU Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I really like how good the teaching is here. The teachers are super helpful and know their stuff. They make sure we're ready for the real world. If you study, the exams are a breeze. Almost everyone passes with a 99.9% success rate.

Placement: Almost all the students in my class got jobs after completing the course. The pay ranged from Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 50,000 a month, with an average of Rs. 30,000. The companies that hired us were Shenglong Pvt. Limited and Avanti Pvt. Limited. Everyone in my class also did internships in different roles like fish farm manager, feed company marketing manager, and quality control.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and the teachers are really helpful. The classrooms and labs have everything we need. Plus, there's a cool library and Wi-Fi. They have separate hostels for guys and girls, and even medical help in the hostel. And don't forget about the basketball court and football field! The food in the canteen is top-notch too.

Admission: The facilities were really good and supportive. In my last year, we had to do internships in companies, which was helpful. The semester exams were a bit different from what I expected, but it prepared us well for the industry. They send our papers to different colleges for marking. The pass rate is around 80-95%.

Placement: So, there were only 40 spots in my batch. They also had 2 seats for Andaman and Nicobar Island students and 1 for fishermen. At my college, lots of students are studying food industry and digital marketing. Some students even went on to do more studies.

Campus: The college and hostel have Wi-Fi, which is great. They also have computer labs, an engineering workshop, and labs. They even have an NADP incubation center. The mess used to be for everyone, but now it's contracted out. The food is decent in terms of quality and quantity.

Admission: The teachers here are super young, but they're really good at teaching. They make sure we understand the concepts well. The semester exams are not too hard, more like easy to medium difficulty. If you get the concepts, studying is not tough at all. To pass the internal exams, you need 40 out of 80 marks, and for practicals, it's 25 out of 50.

Placement: Our college has about 400 students. The lowest salary offered is Rs 5000 per month, while the average is around Rs 35,000 per month. The highest salary package goes up to Rs 7 lakhs per month. Besides becoming an assistant professor, there are many other career options available, but the competition is tough.

Campus: Our college doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the lab is really well-equipped with modern stuff. The library has tons of books with all editions, which I love. Whenever I'm feeling low, I head to the library to read. The canteen offers plenty of snacks, and there are medical supplies in the hostel for emergencies. Every morning, we have to wake up and go to the ground to play. It's mandatory, but it's a nice way to start the day.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and know their stuff. The course is up-to-date and prepares us well for work in the industry. The semester happens once a year, and most students pass with flying colors  over 90% of us!

Placement: I really liked how this course offers great placement opportunities. About a quarter of the students get placed, which is awesome. Once you pass all your subjects, you get to do exams in private clinics and government ones too. It's cool because you can practice as a clinical physiotherapist after finishing the course.

Campus: I love my college because it has awesome facilities. We've got Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library in our department. The hostel is really nice, and we even have a cricket ground for games. Plus, we never run out of water since the college provides 24/7 water supply.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. Most of them have PhDs and know a lot about fisheries. They teach both theory and practical stuff. The course lasts for 4 years with 8 semesters. We have 8 departments, each with its own subjects. In the last 2 semesters, we do skill development and have guest lectures. We also go on an All India tour in the seventh semester. Our exams are held by Dr. J. Jayalalitha Fisheries University in TamilNadu. It's a great place to learn about fisheries.

Placement: The campus has companies like C.P., KVK, AquaConnect, and Salem Microbes coming for placements. They offer roles like assistant director, director of fisheries, inspector of fisheries, general manager, and assistant manager. The lowest salary offered is around Rs. 20,000 per month, with the highest being around Rs. 1 lac. In my course, the salaries range from Rs. 18,000 to 1.5 LPA. Almost all students get internships, with C.P. Company being a popular choice.

Campus: Our college is eco-friendly. We have labs for different subjects like microbiology, aquaculture, and engineering. They're well-equipped with everything we need. The classrooms have smart boards for presentations and CCTV. The library is cool and filled with books. Computer labs are also cool and have Wi-Fi. Our hostels are green too, with 3 floors and a mess. We get to decide the menu for the week. The food is tasty. Unfortunately, there's no canteen on campus. We have sports facilities for football, basketball, volleyball, cricket, and more. We have sports events and compete with other colleges. Some students get picked for national competitions from here.

Admission: The teachers here were really helpful and knew their stuff. They made learning fun. The course content was good and prepared us well for real-world jobs. The exams were tough, but it was worth it. You need to get at least 50% to pass.

Placement: This college doesn't offer placements since it's a government college. The starting salary is around 10k, but how much you earn depends on your skills. Everyone in the college gets internships for free. Physiotherapists from our college often get selected by top private and government hospitals.

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The hostel is nice with 24/7 water and food. It's a chill place to hang out in the evenings. They also have a sports day every year, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff and were always ready to help. The course content was spot on and set us up for the real world. The semester exams were tough, but most people pass with flying colors  over 90% success rate.

Placement: This college doesn't have placements, but private hospitals hire students after they finish the course. Everyone has to do a 6-month internship. The salary packages for this course are pretty good  some are high, some are low, but overall they're nice.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, clean classrooms, an outpatient hall, and a library. The food in the mess is really good. There's a cricket ground in front of the campus. The mess is clean, but there's no canteen.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and always help out. They've brought in some cool new methods for physical therapy that could help us in our careers. Almost everyone passes exams - like 98% of students! If you keep up with your studies from the start, you'll do just fine.

Placement: I really liked how our course helped around a quarter of students get placed. The placement opportunities were top-notch! If you have a good grip on the basics, you can easily pass exams for private and government clinics. After graduation, you can work as a clinical physiotherapist. I appreciated that we got to do clinical postings in government hospitals. It was a great hands-on experience!

Campus: The college had awesome facilities to help us learn and grow our skills. The campus was clean and nice. I enjoyed living in the hostel, and there was a library on campus too.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They interact with us and feel like friends. We go on a lot of industrial visits, which helps us learn practical stuff. The semester exams are pretty easy with 80 marks. You just need 50% to pass. It's cool!

Placement: A lot of us want to do our post-grad studies, but some students have landed jobs in feed companies, as farm managers, and in processing units. The pay ranges from 20k to 40k. If you're aiming for a PG course, you'll need to take the ICAR PG entrance exam. CIFE is considered the top institute in India.

Campus: The college and hostel have great facilities and infrastructure. The food is really good. They have basketball, football, volleyball, badminton, and table tennis for students to play sports. They also organize intercollegiate sports and cultural events every year.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but not great. Our course follows MGR University's curriculum. Exams are not too hard, and almost everyone passes with a 99% success rate.

Placement: I'm stoked about our course because nearly all students get jobs after graduating. The pay is around Rs.12,000 a month, which is cool. Big companies don't come to our college for hiring, but we still get internships. After finishing, you can work as a consultant, community, sports, or rehab physiotherapist. It's a great field to get into!

Campus: The college doesn't have good facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, or a library. The hostel management is not proper and the facilities are not good. The food is just okay.