Uttar Pradesh Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Pashu Chikitsa Vigyan Vishwavidyalaya Evam Go-Anusandhan Sansthan

Admission: The best thing about this vet school is the teachers. They all have Ph.D.s and loads of experience. The classes really focus on livestock, fisheries, and poultry. They get us ready for the industry exams, which are a mix of easy and hard questions, kinda like NEET. Most students pass with flying colors, around 97%.

Placement: In my batch, there are around 95 students. One of my seniors got a job at Vantara with a salary of 1.5 lakhs per month, which is the highest so far. On the other hand, the lowest package is Rs. 45,000, and the average salary is around Rs. 60,000. Every year, about 60 students do internships and externships in different vet colleges. Our college attracts companies that work in poultry farm feed and teach.

Campus: The college I go to has pretty good facilities for studying and living in the hostel. The classrooms are nice with projectors and AC, and the library and labs are awesome. Plus, there's Wi-Fi everywhere on campus. Love it here!

Admission: The course at ICAR is taught by teaching associates who specialize in different areas. They are temporary but really helpful. The course is 3 years long with 6 semesters. We study subjects like cell biology, microbiology, biochemistry, and more. The teaching associates are there to support and guide us through everything.

Placement: I couldn't find any job placements for the courses here. The college only gives you a degree, nothing else. You gotta look for a job yourself. The teachers are nice, but they're all temporary.

Campus: The university is huge and has a special college just for biotechnology. They have separate hostels for boys and girls - with around 5-6 boys hostels and three girls hostels. The labs are cool too, like microbiology lab, plant tissue culture lab, animal tissue culture lab, molecular biology lab, bioinformatics lab, instrumentation lab, and cell biology lab. It's all available for us to use, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag - some are really good, while others are just okay. The teaching setup is decent, nothing too fancy. Exams each semester are pretty manageable and you can pass them without too much stress. The pass rate is around half, so it's not too hard to get through. The stuff we learn in the courses actually relates to our degree, which is nice.

Placement: I was hoping to find job placements through the college, but unfortunately, they don't offer any. All you can do here is graduate and move on. It's a letdown, and I feel pretty disappointed. Overall, I'm not happy with this college experience.

Campus: The college buildings are just okay, nothing fancy. But the girls' hostel is quite far from the main campus. If you don't have a vehicle, getting around can be a hassle. The food at the mess and canteen is pretty good though. The hostels have Wi-Fi, which is nice. And there are sports facilities too, which is cool. Overall, not bad!

Admission: The teachers here are great and they know their stuff. They've studied in top colleges, both government and private. The course is all about taking care of animals, which is super useful in everyday life. You learn how to treat them properly. In the semester exams, you only need to get 33% to pass. Most students ace it with an average of 95%.

Placement: The animal treatment and management course gave us a good foundation. After the exam, the college talked to us about job opportunities like dairy manager or livestock officer. Almost all of us got internships, which was awesome! About 60 of us were picked from the exam.

Campus: I really like how the campus looks with its old buildings. The atmosphere here is super positive and the classrooms are nice. They have Wi-Fi and projectors too. The hostel is decent and only about 200 meters away from the college. The facilities in the hostel are okay.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and good. They explain things with examples every day, which makes it easy for us to understand. They're always there to help us out whenever we need it. Plus, the placement opportunities are top-notch. Our college and teachers are awesome!

Placement: The students who graduated before me got awesome jobs, not only in India but also abroad, making some good money. They did really well academically last year, so now other companies are hiring them with high pay.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure with medical facilities available on campus. There's a big field for sports, and the classrooms are in good condition. Plus, Wi-Fi is there to help with college work. Overall, it's a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and always ready to help us out. The subjects we learn are super practical and great for our future careers. I'm studying industrial microbiology and biotechnology, and the course is spot on for what I want to do in the future.

Placement: The placement cell for biotechnology at college, called Tier, isn't really active. They have a placement cell, but it doesn't seem like they're working hard to get students placed in companies. However, the education we get here is top-notch and can help us land great jobs in the industry.

Campus: The canteen at my university is great. They have good food. The labs are really good too, with all the latest equipment. The classrooms are nice and comfortable. I like the library because it has all the books I need for my courses. And if anything happens, we have medical help on campus with an ambulance service available.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They all studied at top vet schools in India and have a ton of experience. But man, those semester exams are no joke!

Placement: In our class, there were around 60 of us. After we graduated, lots of us got jobs at GVK as vets. Some classmates went to IVRI and NDRI. Others became vet officers in UP. A few even went for civil service.

Campus: The college has a lot of cool stuff like a gym, library, and Wi-Fi. There's also a mess, badminton court, canteen, and medical help. The food in the mess could be better, but the canteen is decent. Classrooms and labs are nice, with good ventilation and equipment. The clinics have a good number of cases to learn from.

Admission: The teachers at this university are top-notch. They're all experts in their fields and really help us understand the material. We get to go on industry visits, which is super cool. Plus, all the teachers have Ph.Ds, so they really know their stuff.

Placement: Placements haven't happened at our college yet because it's only for undergraduates. But students from other courses at the university have gotten good jobs in different places. Since my course is new, we're still waiting for placements to start, but hopefully, they'll happen soon.

Campus: The university has everything you need for studying, like a library, hospital, gym, hostels, and canteen. The food in the canteen and hostel mess is good and always served on time.

Admission: The best thing about this college is the faculty. They're really qualified and know their stuff. They teach us everything we need to know about biotechnology. The curriculum covers all the subjects really well.

Placement: The placements for this course aren't really a thing because it's more focused on research. Most of us end up getting into central universities for higher studies. Quite a few of my classmates made it into places like JNU, BBAU, DU, NEHU, and more. Plus, they did well in national-level exams too.

Campus: The lab facilities here for biotech students are top-notch. They're way better than what most other colleges have, even central ones. The classes and labs have everything we need, plus Wi-Fi which is a huge bonus.