UEI Global, Agra Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really help us understand and learn. They get us ready for the job market with great training. The semesters are tough, but their teaching style helps us do well in our grades.

Placement: In my department, over 100 students got jobs through campus interviews. The teachers really help us prepare for interviews by teaching us good English and communication skills. Most students (around 30-40 thousand) found internships at startups as HR, finance, or business executives. It's great preparation for the real world!

Campus: The classrooms get cleaned every day, and the toilets are really clean. The hostels are okay, but they're cleaner than other college hostels. Staying in the hostel is affordable for students. The college really focuses on discipline, which is cool.

Admission: The computer science teachers at my college are really experienced, with over 30 years of teaching under their belt. They are great at teaching and have helped me learn a lot of master skills. The semester exams can be tough, with only 40% of students passing. But the teachers are so good at what they do. The MCA course and the computer science department are the best at my college.

Placement: In my course, most students (around 80%) get jobs. The highest salary is Rs. 40,000 a month, and the lowest is Rs. 20,000. Companies like HCL come to hire students. About 65% of us also get internships. I think MCA and MSW are the top courses at Erode Arts and Science College.

Campus: I really like my hostel. I'd give it a 4 out of 5 for the facilities. The mess and canteen are separate, which is nice. My college has a great physical department with the best gym. They do a good job keeping everything clean and in good shape. Overall, it's a good college.

Admission: The teachers are generally helpful, but there are a few bad ones in my department like Malathi ma‚¬â„¢am. They know their stuff and are qualified. The course curriculum prepares us well for the industry, but we need to work on our skills too. Exams are pretty easy here, so most students pass without much trouble.

Placement: This arts college in Pollachi is really good. Most students get placed at 80%, but some miss out because they need more skills. Companies like Sutherland, Flipkart, Infosys, and TCS come for placements. The jobs are mainly in IT and coding. The pay ranges from 2.5 to 5 LPA. There are internships available, but not many students take them up.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The classroom buildings, library, and labs are all well-equipped. Each department has its own Wi-Fi, and the PCs in the labs work well. There's drinking water available in every block. The campus is huge, around 240 acres. The hostel facilities are good, but the food wasn't great when I tried it. The medical services are good. Sports are mainly focused on cricket. The canteen food is tasty and of good quality.

Admission: The teachers at my college knew their stuff and were super supportive. Most of them were really invested in helping us succeed, but a few weren't as helpful. Some teachers went above and beyond to prepare us for the real world. The exams weren't too tough, and most students passed with over 50%.

Placement: Around 10% of students landed jobs after graduation. The highest salary was around 7 to 10 lakhs per annum, while the lowest was about 4.5 to 7 lakhs per annum. Companies like Zoho, Infosys, HP, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, and LTI came for placements. Over 30% of students also got internships. They offered roles like software developer, web developer, data scientist, cyber security expert, AI/ML engineer, and full stack developer.

Campus: The labs and classrooms were just okay. Some systems weren't working. The Wi-Fi wasn't great either. Good variety of canteens with decent prices. Food was good, but hostel food was bad. They have their own hospital, so medical facilities are covered. Sports are a big deal here, and they offer scholarships too.

Admission: The teaching isn't great, but the course is useful for the job market. It's pretty easy to pass the semester since they only look at your paper marks, not the actual content. The invigilator is always on their phone during exams, which is distracting. They don't care much about cheating, but phones and smartwatches are not allowed.

Placement: Last year, about 75% of students from the batch before us got job offers. The main companies hiring were TCS and Accenture. In my class, 8 out of 42 students got picked by TCS.

Campus: In my class, we have 3 broken fans that need fixing. There's a smartboard that no one uses. The library is open for everyone. The hostel facilities are just okay. The food in the mess is tasty, but the medical help isn't great. Sports stuff is just okay too.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and have lots of experience teaching. They know their subjects well. The exams here are pretty easy to pass, and most students do well. We have four tests every semester, which isn't too bad.

Placement: The placements here aren't great, only about 30% of students get hired from this college. It's not the best if you're looking for campus placements. Not many students from B.Sc. IT and CS get jobs. But some big companies like Tech Mahindra and Wipro do hire from here. Also, you gotta find internships yourself because the college doesn't help with that.

Campus: The college has lab space, but only computer major students can use it. Other majors can't. They really push sports here and host a bunch of events every year. The food at the canteen isn't great and the cleanliness is lacking.

Admission: Our college has 23 departments and around 4,000 students. We have 12 research departments, with a focus on molecular Biology. The faculty here is really good and professional. They have a lot of experience, some even studied at this college. The staff are friendly and make lectures easy to understand. They support cultural events and provide elective courses for specialisation. The syllabus includes practical laboratory experiments which help with research. We also get to do field work and trips to apply our knowledge. The college offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and research courses for students.

Placement: After the first semester, some companies come for interviews. After 3 semesters, we can apply for placements if our grades are good enough for the companies. The salary ranges from 3 LPA to 16 LPA. Over 40 companies visit for campus interviews, which is pretty cool.

Campus: Living in the hostels is great! It's the best way to fully enjoy college life without any rules holding you back.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and they do a good job teaching. Some of them are great. The exams are kind of tough, but if you study well, you can pass without too much stress. Most students pass with an 85-90% success rate. The stuff we learn is up-to-date and practical for real-world jobs.

Placement: Around 80-90% of students get placed here. The highest pay is around 6-7 LPA, while the lowest is around 2.5-3 LPA. Companies like Zoho, TCS, Amazon, and some startups come for placements. They offer jobs like software developer, data analyst, business analyst, digital marketer, and technical support executive.

Campus: The facilities here are great! We've got Wi-Fi, smart classrooms with projectors, and air conditioning. The library has both digital and physical resources. Hostel food is clean and sports like volleyball, kabaddi, and cricket are available. There are indoor games and even a swimming pool. The hostel rooms are nice and get cleaned regularly. Plus, we have 24/7 water and electricity. And don't worry, there are medical facilities on campus too.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and tell us about real life, not just from books. They share their own experiences and help us figure out how to do well in life. The exams aren't too hard because they explain things well. You need a 40% to pass.

Placement: I'm studying BBA in Logistics at RVS CAS. Most students in my course get jobs after graduating. The starting salary is around Rs. 18,000 per month and can go up to Rs. 50,000 per month. Companies like CEVA and TCL hire students from our course. Everyone gets an internship opportunity. After finishing, we can work as logistics managers, in warehouses, or in supply chain roles.

Campus: Our college has all the facilities we need, and they're well-maintained. The food is clean and delicious. We can learn from books and use the lab in the library. Plus, we have all sorts of sports gear available for us to use.

Admission: The course is tough, but the teachers are great. It's preparing us well for the future. The semester exams come without breaks, which makes them a bit challenging, but we'll get the hang of it over time.

Placement: Only half of the students get placed after the course. Not many top companies come for recruitment. Some students do manage to land internships at NIMHANS and IISER, which is great. But the training they give for placements is really bad. It doesn't help much. They just do it because they have to.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super slow, but the buildings are nice. Food is good, and the dorms are clean. The health center is always open. Wi-Fi in the dorms works well. Classes have projectors and are taught in two languages.