ICFAI University, Sikkim Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always willing to help. I feel like I'm learning a lot and getting ready for the real world. If you study, the exams aren't too tough. I've had a great time in college so far. It's not too hard to pass, which is a relief. Big thanks to everyone!

Placement: I didn't get any placement from the college. No companies came for hiring. It all depended on us to find a good job on our own. I got selected as the vice president of the moot court society. I did this role for six months. I'm grateful for the opportunity. Thank you so much!

Campus: The classrooms are nice, and the Wi-Fi works well. Unfortunately, the hostel facilities are really bad the building is not proper. On the bright side, the mess and canteen are good. However, there's no playground for sports, which is a bummer. It feels like all we do is study here. Overall, not too happy about it. Thank you.

Admission: The teachers and staff really know their stuff and are great at what they do. The way they teach is top-notch. They give us all the info we need to succeed in our future businesses or jobs. The semester exams were okay - not super hard, but not a breeze either. It all depends on how well you paid attention in class.

Placement: Around 60-75% of us got placed in our course. The starting salary is around 1.5 lakh, with some lucky ones getting up to 3 lakh. Companies like ICICI bank, Axis bank, Indigo Airlines, and HDFC Bank come for placements. Most of us also land internships at Wipro, Infosys, TCS, HCL, and Amazon. They mostly offer us managerial roles.

Campus: The university has really good Wi-Fi and classrooms. The library has great internet for research and lots of books for my course. Plus, there are indoor and outdoor games to play. The canteen is run by the HM team and serves clean food. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, qualified, and experienced. They know their stuff and make learning easy. The course curriculum is practical and prepares us well for the workforce. Passing the semester exams isn't too hard, and most students pass with a good 80-90% success rate.

Placement: Most of us in our course got placed, around 70-80%. The pay ranged from 3 Lacs to 8 Lacs per year. Companies like Taj Hotel, HDFC Bank, and BYJU'S recruited students. About half of us got internships. The popular roles were business development manager and associate.

Campus: The facilities for our course are great we have Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms. The food is tasty and healthy. Our hostel facilities are good too, with medical and sports options available. Overall, it's a nice place to study and live.

Admission: I really like how the program takes us to different companies to learn. It's cool to see how things work in real life. The exams are based on experiments, which is fun and helps us learn better. We have exams every semester, like every 6 months. It's a good way to test what we've learned.

Placement: The group of students in my batch is awesome. We've been working on improving our communication skills, which is cool. After we graduate, the average salary package offered is around 8 LPA. The last 6 months are dedicated to internships, where we get to choose which companies we want to work with. It's a great way to get some hands-on experience before we enter the workforce.

Campus: The college has a hostel available for 60,000 per year. It's a bit far from the campus, but they have a bus for us. There's Wi-Fi in both the hostel and on campus, and they also give us access to computers. It's pretty convenient overall.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful, which was great. They knew their stuff. The course was good for first-year students. The semester exams were fair and not too hard to pass.

Placement: I'm in my first year studying B.A. LL.B. at the university. I found out that lots of students in my batch got in with 40-60%. The batch before us had similar percentages, which was quite unexpected.

Campus: I'm in the B.A. LL.B. program at this college. The teachers are really great and super professional! They've got all the basic stuff like libraries, canteens, computer labs, and moot courts, even though they're a bit small. But the campus is a letdown. It's so tiny that it's changed my whole college experience. The teaching is top-notch, but the campus size ruins it for me.

Admission: The teachers at ICFAI University are usually helpful and know their stuff, but not all of them have lots of industry experience. Some teachers are great at teaching and really help us understand things better. But sometimes, the teaching quality can be a bit up and down.

Placement: I'm in the BCA program at ICFAI University. Our batch had a mix of good and not-so-good experiences with placements and internships. About 60% of us got placed, which is okay but could be better. The average salary was around INR 5 Lacs per year, which is decent but different for everyone.

Campus: At ICFAI University, they have everything you need to help you learn and grow. The classrooms are top-notch with cool tech stuff, there's Wi-Fi all over the place, and the labs are super modern and perfect for experiments and research. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers were super helpful. They always help out with any questions you have. They're really friendly and get where you're coming from. They prepare us well for the job market. The exam was tough, but not too bad. The pass rate is around 33%.

Placement: I got 78% in my MCA program. It costs around 10k per semester, but that includes scholarships. The job placements here are limited to local companies. We had to do our own research and create a project. The main jobs you can get after this course are in Software Engineering.

Campus: The facilities are all good. The food is decent. The hostel rooms are super clean, they even change the bed sheets daily. The food tastes like homemade, so you feel at home. The staff is really friendly and always ready to help.

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss. Some are great, but some aren't so great. They show up to teach, but sometimes it's hard to follow what they're saying. We can't really do much about it though. We usually get important info late instead of early. This semester, we had a rough start because some teachers weren't around to teach.

Placement: We are in our final year, but still no good placements. None of us got internships in the 6th semester like we were supposed to. Our seniors had better luck with internships. We didn't even get to visit any companies like we were supposed to.

Campus: The classrooms don't have projectors, so we have to use another room for presentations. The university Wi-Fi is pretty weak and unreliable. The library rules are kind of strict, and we often run into issues there.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and smart. I was really impressed by them. The exams are not too hard. Lots of students from the north-east and nearby countries, like Nepal and Bhutan, come here for a good education.

Placement: Most of us got placed after our course. The highest package was 10 LPA, the lowest was 3 LPA, and the average was 5 LPA. Mahindra was the top recruiter, and 75% of us landed internships there. The popular roles offered were HR, marketing, and accountancy.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. The campus is peaceful, and they have smart classrooms. The staff is well-trained, smart, and qualified. We also have WiFi, libraries, and other facilities. Hostel accommodations, food, and tuition are available too. The canteens serve good and healthy food.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and always ready to help. Exams can be tough if you don't study, but they're fair. The teaching is top-notch because all the teachers really know their stuff and are always there to support you.

Placement: I studied at MCA and they helped me get a placement in Bangalore and Kolkata. They connect students with IT companies for jobs in web development and other IT areas. Bangalore has more job options than Sikkim, but Sikkim still has some opportunities. On average, students in Bangalore get around 2-3 lakhs as their starting salary.

Campus: The computer labs are awesome! They're all designed really well and everything works smoothly. Plus, there's CCTV for security. The Wi-Fi works great too. In the classrooms, we have projectors and there's even a computer center. All the computers run smoothly and have the software we need. It's a really cool setup!