The Neotia University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I really like the faculty in my department. They're super supportive and always look out for us. The curriculum is well thought out too. There are plenty of clubs for dance, drama, and singing which is awesome. We have a lot of exams, but honestly, it helps us stay focused and study more. Exams are actually a good thing for us.

Placement: The placements here are great! I've seen a lot of students around me getting awesome job offers. Many medical colleges even want us to come observe in their hospitals. It's really cool to see everyone doing so well with placements.

Campus: I'm studying BPT here, and the faculty is really great. They're all so supportive. The course is awesome, especially for us girls. The teaching is top-notch. Exams are fair and easy to understand. I stay in the hostel, and it's pretty nice. The security staff are super attentive. This hostel is much better than others I've seen. Food is okay here, nothing special.

Admission: Some teachers are really knowledgeable here. The course structure is nice. Exams can be okay, but sometimes they're tough. The heads of the CSE department are helpful and can assist with internships. I'm currently in my 3rd year and the curriculum has been updated for the junior students, which is great for us. They've added new courses too. The faculty also offer some global certification programs.

Placement: Placements weren't great in 2022, but this year they're really good. The salary packages are awesome, and seniors have landed jobs in top companies like TCS and Infosys. Our college is even working on partnering up with AWS.

Campus: The hostels aren't great, and the food is pretty bad too.

Admission: There are over 55 faculty members, most of them have PhDs and all are NET qualified. The Neotia University follows the ICAR curriculum and is the first private university in West Bengal to get ICAR accreditation. The semester exams are not too difficult, so if you have a good grasp of your subjects, passing them should be easy.

Placement: I'm so happy with how things turned out after completing my B.Sc.(Hons.) in Agriculture. Everyone who wanted a job got one! The Dean mentioned that the average salary was around 2.8-3 LPA. Almost all of my classmates are now doing their M.Sc. or ABM. And guess what? Everyone landed an internship this year. I'm really proud of our achievements!

Campus: The classrooms are smart and the labs are well-equipped. There's a big field for growing crops, and they have all the tools for agriculture like tractors and ploughs. They also have free Wi-Fi and an ambulance for emergencies. The food is okay, not amazing. There's a gym, volleyball court, and cricket ground. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about that.

Admission: The faculty here is super helpful and really gives their all in labs and classes. They're experts in their field and know how to teach well. They help us in every way possible and show us how to succeed in life. They always want what's best for us. The faculty is really smart and educated, and I appreciate them a lot.

Placement: Most of the students got placed in top hospitals and clinics, like LVPEI and Sankara Nethralaya. The highest salary is about 3.6 lakh per year, and the lowest is around 2 lakh per year. Everyone is happy with their placements. Lots of chances for us to grab good opportunities.

Campus: I don't live in the hostel, but my friends have told me that the food there is pretty good. The rooms can fit two people comfortably, and they're kept in good shape.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really experienced and super helpful. They make learning easy by explaining tricky topics well. We get to practice what we learn in hands-on sessions, which boosts our confidence and skills. The exams are fair and not too tough - you just need to get around 50% to pass. It's a good place to learn and grow, with a friendly vibe.

Placement: Most students in our course get jobs, which is awesome. The highest salary you can get is 4.5 LPA, while the lowest is 1.2 LPA. The average salary is around 2.5 LPA. Companies like Sun Pharmacy, Macleod, Apollo, MedPlus, and Cipla hire a lot of students from our course. Almost everyone gets an internship too. You can land roles like QA, QC, production, MR, and retail pharmacist after finishing the course. It's a good deal!

Campus: The college facilities are really good. Our department has all digital stuff - Wi-Fi, smart classrooms, and lots of instruments. There's a library in the department and a big central one too. Hostel facilities are nice, but the food is just okay. The canteen food is better. They've got medical facilities and lots of sports and games. The campus even has a swimming pool, gym, and cafeteria. And there are separate hostels for guys and girls.

Admission: At my college, the teachers really care about us learning. They know their stuff and teach well. The course material makes sense and the exams are fair  not too hard or too easy. I think around 35% of students pass, which seems okay to me.

Placement: At my college, we don't stress about getting jobs because on-campus placements are guaranteed. The pay packages are okay, with the highest being 17 LPA and the lowest at 3 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Tech Mahindra, and Wipro recruit students here, which is cool.

Campus: As a Data Science student, I'm really enjoying my course here. The faculty is super helpful and always ready to support us. The department is great, and the labs are awesome for hands-on learning. The campus library has all the books we need, which is a big help. Living in the hostel is cool - two people per room and the food is decent. Sometimes it gets a bit boring eating the same stuff all the time, though.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful, except the head of the department can be a little strict. But she knows a lot and teaches well. There's also a psychologist you can talk to about personal stuff. The courses are good for exploring different areas of psychology and figuring out what you want to do in the future. The exams are not too hard, just moderate.

Placement: I spent 3 years studying at this college. They didn't offer job placements, but we did get to do an internship at Ishwar Shankar, an NGO helping homeless people with mental challenges. We also had a cool visit to CINI in Kolkata.

Campus: The campus is huge with lots of trees and grass. They have basketball, badminton, cricket, and football areas, and even a pool. The library has AC and there's a gym too. But the hostel isn't great for the price. The food is just okay, nothing special.

Admission: The professors here are awesome, but the administration could use some work. They make you register every 2-3 months, which is a pain. Each semester, we have 2 small tests and a final exam. The faculty is super supportive and always there to help.

Placement: I didn't find any placements for psychology students at this college. But other departments do have placements. Instead, we were sent to do an internship at Ishwar Sankalp in Kolkata. It was really informative. We got to interact with clients and learn a lot of new things.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really bad. The classrooms are old and not looked after. The washrooms are dirty and stink all day. Only the library has AC for students, which is new. The campus and buildings are not kept well. The hostel is in a terrible condition. I lived in the hostel for a year and it was a nightmare. They even served me dinner with cockroaches in it! When I complained, they just blamed the rainy season. The dustbins in the hostel were always overflowing and never cleaned. The sink of the RO water tap was always full of vomit and food.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and know their stuff. That's what I really like about this college. They're really educated and always there to help us out, like our buddies. The semester exams are kinda challenging, but not crazy hard. It all comes down to how much we study. Plus, not many people fail, so that's a good sign.

Placement: In my course, 19 students got placed. The highest salary was 15 lakhs, and the average is around 5-6 lakhs. Some students got placed in top hospitals like Birla and CMRI as teachers or medical staff.

Campus: The campus is massive and the buildings look good, but some could use a fresh coat of paint. My department is cool, with big digital classrooms and lots of labs. There's a library with Wi-Fi, a canteen, and two cafeterias. The hostel is clean and tidy, and the food is okay. Hostel students eat in the mess, while others can grab food in the canteen. They have medical help and all of us get 25k medical insurance. They also organize sports events often, which is fun.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful, except for the HOD who's a bit strict. They're all very knowledgeable and qualified. One teacher's teaching was great, while others were just okay. They had workshops and webinars to help us learn more. Each semester lasted for 6 months. If you study regularly, exams won't be too hard. The teachers give out notes too. To pass, you need at least a 40% score.

Placement: The chances of getting a job from this university are pretty low. In our batch, there were 30 students. The total package for the course is 2.5 lakhs (not including hostel and food). To get a job, you have to do Masters and then MPsy. Everyone got a one-month internship from the college. If you want to be a psychologist, you need to do an M.Sc.

Campus: There's everything you need on campus: labs, classrooms, library, gym, and even a swimming pool. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi. Hostels are available for guys and girls, and the rooms are decent. But the food in the canteen isn't great, so you might want to grab something from off-campus. Luckily, there are food shops nearby. Plus, there are sports, games, and medical facilities on campus too.