Tapasya College of Commerce and Management

Admission: The teachers here are nice, but sometimes they struggle to explain things well because they lack deep knowledge. The courses set us up well for the future, which is great. Exams are quite easy if you put in the effort. Almost 90% of students pass, so that's a relief.

Placement: Only around 20% of us from our course land a job after college. The pay ranges from 1.5 to 2 LPA, with an average of 1.75 LPA. Big companies like Deloitte, Google, and Nestle come to hire us. Some lucky 20% of students even snag internships at Deloitte and Nestle.

Campus: The college lacks good facilities for students. We don't have a library to study quietly. The classrooms are stuffy, and the washrooms are not kept clean. Plus, there's no canteen on campus. Medical help is hard to find here. Sports events only happen every 2-3 months.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and professional. They speak English well, and they make learning practical. The college prepares us well for the industry, and we even have fun activities every Saturday to keep us mentally strong.

Placement: Our college offers lots of seats for B.Com in general, computers, and taxation. They also have courses for BA and other streams. The highest salary offered is 15 LPA, and the lowest is 3.6 LPA. Students get placed at top companies like Deloitte, PWC, and Genpact. They even have a chartered accountancy course for undergrads. Almost all the students who passed got good jobs as internal auditors and CAs in big firms.

Campus: The girls' hostel has clean rooms and good food. There are clubs for sports, charity, and art. If you need medical help, hospitals are nearby. But there's no Wi-Fi in the hostel.

Admission: Getting through the semester isn't too tough - it's just one semester after all. The passing rate here is pretty good, and the teachers are really supportive. They're super friendly and always ready to help, which makes passing exams a breeze.

Placement: I really like the college because they offer professional courses like CA, CS, CMA, and CLAT. They also have BBA and B.Com programs with different specializations. The faculty is great too.

Campus: The hostel is okay for students living there. The food is good, no complaints about it. It could be better though. They have basic medical facilities like first aid, but if it's serious, they'll send you to the hospital.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They explain things in a simple way that's easy to understand. They use cool shortcuts and easy methods to help us remember stuff. We have midterm exams every week, and they help students who are struggling to improve their grades in future exams. It's really helpful!

Placement: This college is great! The campus is nice and the staff is helpful. I got a discount on my fees because I couldn't afford to pay the full amount. Some of my friends found jobs in Hyderabad with big companies like Genpact and Cognizant. They landed roles like associate, accountant, and manager. It's a good place to study and start your career.

Campus: As a commerce student, we don't do labs. Our library has lots of helpful books. We didn't buy any books, just borrowed from the library and swapped them weekly. I didn't live in the hostel, but my friends say the food is good quality and everything else is fine too.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are really helpful. I picked B.Com computers, but now I see that B.Com honours has better job opportunities. The semester exams at college are super helpful for the main ones. I think around 70% of students pass, which is okay.

Placement: Only about 20% of us landed jobs after graduation. The pay ranged from 7k to 20k. Most companies were small or medium-sized. They offered roles like accountant, bookkeeper, HR, and more. But all placements were in Hyderabad, not outside the city.

Campus: The classrooms are okay, but the projects are more useful and hands-on. The computer lab is really good. The professors are top-notch and they explain things well. The hostel is just like any other average hostel. The food and facilities are decent. Overall, it's better than most other hostels nearby.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and share lots of extra info. This college is linked with OU and has 6 semesters in total, 2 each year. The accounting exams can be tough, but the other subjects are manageable for most students.

Placement: The placement rate is pretty good, and the package for 3 years is around 1.3 Lacs, which is affordable. Throughout the 3 years, we've had great placement opportunities, as well as educational trips and access to computer labs.

Campus: The college has really nice classrooms and facilities like AC rooms and a computer lab. The education is great, and they do cool stuff like science fairs and events. It's budget-friendly for people from lower-income backgrounds.

Admission: The teachers at Tapasya Educational Institutions have over 20 years of experience. They use mics in class so everyone can hear the lectures. It's a great college.

Placement: I love Tapasya College of Commerce and Management! They hook us up with awesome job opportunities from big companies like Google, Wipro, and Microsoft. Last semester, around 50 out of 70 students landed great placements. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: Tapasya College has good facilities like ACs, security cameras, and a helpful staff. They are very understanding. The college also offers digital classes to explain things better.

Admission: I can't believe we're getting new teachers every semester. In our time here, we've had a total of six different teachers for each subject. It's kinda worrying that none of them stick around. They don't seem to care much about us students or the course content. It feels like all they care about is promoting the college.

Placement: I was told there would be placements at our college, but by the end of my final year, no companies showed up for interviews. It turned out to be a big lie. There were no placements at all, despite what they had promised.

Campus: The college building was decent, but it felt a bit like a prison. Our classrooms were on the 2nd and 5th floors near the shopping area. We weren't allowed to use the elevator, so we had to hike up all those stairs to the 5th floor twice a day. They talked about having air-conditioned rooms, but I never saw any.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good, but a few might not be the best. They're helpful and know their stuff. The way they teach is great, using real-life examples to explain things. The course material is spot-on, preparing us well for the industry.

Placement: Not many students get jobs after the course. The highest salary is around 4.5 LPA. Companies like Cream Stone and Swiggy hire students. Only 5% of students land internships. Some even get managerial roles in companies.

Campus: The college building has two floors and the infrastructure is pretty good. The classrooms are nice and there's Wi-Fi in the labs. Unfortunately, there's no parking, canteen, or sports facilities. Also, there are no medical services available.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really know their stuff and make learning easy. By the time you graduate, you'll be all set for a job in any company. Thanks to the teachers, the semesters don't feel too tough, and most students pass with flying colors!

Placement: Most students in my course get placed, around 60%. The highest salary offered is 45000, while the lowest is 40000. Top companies like Tata and Amazon come for placements. Almost 72% of students land internships at these companies. The top roles are team leader and supervisor.

Campus: The college has great facilities like labs, library, Wi-Fi, and big parking lots. Each classroom has 2 AC units. The food is good too. They have medical services on campus, but for serious cases, they send you to the hospital. Overall, it's a nice place to study.