UGI Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The professors here mostly have master's degrees, not Ph.Ds. They say it's because Ph.Ds ask for higher salaries. So they hire fresher teachers. But some students feel this affects the quality of education. The passing rate for B. Pharma is around 50%.

Placement: Placements at this college are really bad. Hardly any engineering students get placed, and B.Pharma students have no placements at all. The management is not great, and there's no proper placement cell. I wouldn't suggest anyone join this college because of the poor placement situation.

Campus: The campus looks good. The parks are nice and clean. But the classrooms need better air conditioning. The fans are too slow. Some floors have broken tiles. The washrooms are not great. And it's hard to find drinking water on every floor.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They motivate us and teach us a lot. The quality of teaching is good. They also organize fun activities for us. The semester exams are not too hard.

Placement: The college has cool buildings and a good education system. The highest salary you can get is around 17 lakhs per year, while the lowest is about 2-3 lakhs per year. Companies like Axis Bank, Google, Tata, and Microsoft come for placements. Around 30% of students get placed.

Campus: I really like this college. The library and labs have all the equipment we need, which is awesome. The hostel doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the mess food is decent. The canteen is there, but the food is a bit pricey. Overall, I enjoy studying here.

Admission: Some teachers here are not great and can mess up our future. But there are also some good teachers who really help us improve. The fees vary for everyone. Not all teachers are very helpful, but there are a few who are. Admission consultants promise to assist with papers but end up charging more without delivering on their promise.

Placement: The placements in my college were really bad. Only 10% of students got placed, and they all ended up in low-paying jobs with a salary of Rs. 1,20,000 per year. It's pretty disappointing because our knowledge and skills aren't being valued.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure that's enough for students, but there aren't many lab hours. There are fewer IT labs available when you're free, so not many people use them. The campus looks nice though. If you don't pay your fees on time, they'll keep your admit card until you clear all dues.

Admission: The teachers here are really top-notch. They know their stuff, help us out, and build good connections with all of us. No matter which course you pick, you'll have great teachers. They're friendly, treat us nicely, and share a lot of knowledge.

Placement: I love my college so much! The teachers are awesome and really friendly. We have a great bond with them. Seniors are super cool too, they treat us like family and never bully us. No ragging or bad stuff happens here. Overall, my college is just great!

Campus: The campus has good facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, library, sports facilities, and medical services. The classrooms are nice too. Plus, there's a canteen on site, which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They're always ready to help us understand things better. The courses offered are awesome because the teachers know their stuff. You can find all sorts of courses here  technical, non-technical, and even nursing. It's a good place to learn.

Placement: I finished my B.Tech at Universal. The campus has lots of placement opportunities. Companies come to hire students. Many students get jobs through campus placements. It's great for showing off your skills to potential employers.

Campus: The college has top-notch facilities compared to others nearby. They've organized their buildings by courses, with great labs and all the equipment you need. The campus even has sports fields for games. They've got everything you need here, and the buildings are awesome.

Admission: The teachers at Universal Group of Institutions weren't that great. It felt like they were just there to meet the college's needs. One teacher, Arvind Tiwari from NIT Jalandhar, who was also a hostel warden, used really basic teaching methods. They didn't take us on any industry visits, so most of the time we just hung out at the college.

Placement: The placement process had a few companies hiring students, but the pay was really low at only Rs. 6,000 per month. It felt more like a labor job than a proper salary. Unfortunately, my senior batch didn't have any placements. The lack of a placement cell meant no real opportunities for us. It's disappointing that they talk about great career prospects, but it seems like they're just tricking us.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good, but since it's only been around for 4 years, they're still doing construction work. The labs and library are nice, but we did face some issues with the facilities. Sometimes they're always moving things around, like computers in labs or books in the library. If something in the workshop breaks, they ask us to buy a new one with our own money. The hostel situation wasn't great either - 60 of us crammed into one hall before they moved us to Ballopur village nearby.

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff and helped us get ready for the industry. I found the courses manageable as long as I put in effort and studied on my own. I think the pass rate was over 50%, but there might be more to it.

Placement: Around half of the students got jobs after finishing the course. Companies were offering Junior Engineer roles, and the highest salary package without including hostel was 1.8 LPA. Many companies visited the campus for placements. Over half of the students also landed internships through the course. For more details, it's best to verify on Google. Don't forget to double-check everything before making any decisions.

Campus: The hostel was awesome, and classrooms were nice. The library had books for my course. Wi-Fi was good too. Food at the mess and canteen was okay. They had medical help too. Sports were great. The college was tidy and everything was well-run.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and they're super qualified. They're also really friendly which is great. The semester exams are pretty tough - you need about 40% to pass. The management is really helpful in any situation. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Placement: Around 60% of students from my college got placed. The highest salary package in Agriculture is around 8 LPA, while the lowest is about 3 LPA. Companies like Dehaat, UPL, Nuziveedu Seeds Limited, Kaveri SEED Company Ltd, and Raghuvansh SEED Ltd. are some of the top recruiters.

Campus: The library has good facilities with Wi-Fi. The college has nice infrastructure. The rooms and mess are really good. Medical facilities are also good, with an ambulance available 24/7. The canteen is clean and the food is great. There are indoor and outdoor games available too.

Admission: The teachers in the civil engineering department were really helpful and knew their stuff. They used the board to explain things well. There were about 12 teachers for 150 students. I had a great experience with them because they helped me a lot with exams and getting books from the library.

Placement: I studied civil engineering at UGI. The college offered a job to some of us, but no companies came for placements. I was in the first batch, so there were no seniors. A few of us got teaching jobs in the college's diploma wing. About 10% of us got placed, with a salary of 250000-300000 INR per year. None of the companies visited for placements back then.

Campus: The campus had good infrastructure and Wi-Fi. The labs were well-equipped, but the food wasn't great. It's a bummer that we can't leave campus during free time. We need permission from the HOD. The bus service is lacking no buses during the day for those who want to leave early.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and they make learning so simple. They even take us on trips to see how things work in the real world. Exams are a breeze if you pay attention in class. Passing is set at 50%, so it's not too hard. We get a good 3 hours to finish our tests, and they're strict about no cheating. Sometimes, teachers from other schools come to help out with grading.

Placement: The college I go to has great facilities. They help us get internships and jobs every month. Recently, they had a session on starting your own business. A student from the MCA course got a good job in a big company with a 2.3 LPA salary. The teachers at our college are really good at teaching. They organize lots of events every month. The college is awesome and they even have a hostel for students. The security is good too. Everything about the college is great.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi and a big library with lots of books to study. The classrooms are always clean and in good shape. There are four labs in one building. They even take us on field trips to see real companies. The hostel is super clean and safe with security around. Plus, there are sports areas, games, and a cafeteria for meals.