VES's College of Arts, Science & Commerce

Admission: The exams here are not super tough. It all comes down to how well you focus in class and study what's taught. I'd rate the exam difficulty at this college as medium to somewhat hard, not too easy. That's my take on it.

Placement: The job offers students get from this college are just okay, not great. If you put in the effort and do well in your last year, you might land a good job with a big company and a decent salary. Overall, most students end up with average job offers here.

Campus: The classrooms at the college are split based on the subjects. If you choose a pricier course, you'll have AC in the classroom. But if you go for a cheaper course, you'll just have a fan. The library is huge and fully air-conditioned.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. Whenever we have questions about our subjects or activities, we can go to the staff room and get advice from our teachers. They help us prepare for the real world with a variety of subjects we study.

Placement: Only about 10% of students find jobs through this college. Companies like Deloitte and TCS visit our campus for placements.

Campus: The college facilities are nice and well-kept. The library has tables and chairs for studying, with lots of books and novels to read. They make sure it's quiet so we can focus. There's a garden for some fresh air, and they have a canteen, clean washrooms, stairs, and a nice campus for us to enjoy.

Admission: The classes and teaching at this college are really good. Since the college is autonomous, they choose the subjects based on what the faculty specializes in. This makes learning more interesting and helpful. The exams here are unique compared to other colleges, and I have to admit, they can be pretty tough.

Placement: I didn't have much luck with the placement cell at the college. Only a few students actually get placed. We have to find our own internships because the college doesn't arrange them. The main companies that hire here are HDFC. On average, people get paid around 3 to 5 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college's buildings are nice, but they're not really worth the high fees. The Wi-Fi only works well in the library, not anywhere else on campus. Some teachers are really good, but others might not be worth the tuition.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. They really care about us and take the time to talk to us one-on-one. Each student gets a mentor who helps us out. They have these helpful sessions and grade us based on how we do. Whenever we have problems, they're always there to help us out.

Placement: The salaries here are pretty good. The highest package is around 7-8 LPA, average is 5-6 LPA, and the lowest is 3-4 LPA. Companies like TCS, HDFC Bank, Google, SBI Bank, and ICICI Bank come for placements.

Campus: I really like my college because we have a lot of cool stuff here. There's a library, a gym, a big ground, and even a badminton court. The classrooms are huge and we get free Wi-Fi too. Plus, the hostel is super close to campus. And let me tell you, the food in the canteen is awesome!

Admission: The teachers at this college really pay attention to the little things students do. They appreciate our efforts and even help us pick our main subject for the 3rd year. They show us around the labs, explain projects, and give us all the info we need to make the right choice. It's nice to know they care about us individually.

Placement: Getting placements was a big deal here. They mostly happened at the end of the semester. You had to get ready for both exams and interviews at the same time. The faculty and ex-students were there to help us get ready for interviews, which was cool.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was awesome! It had comfy classrooms with lots of space. There were so many cool facilities to check out. The teachers and older students showed us around and made us feel welcome. It was a really nice place to be.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and easy to approach. They cover all the basics and push us to reach our full potential. The course content is spot-on for getting us ready for the industry. Exams are a breeze, but we still have to study hard. They focus on teaching us skills we'll use forever. Plus, the pass rate is really high at 90%!

Placement: I really like how the college sets us up with internships. The salary packages go from 3.5 LPA to 72 LPA, which is pretty cool. Companies like Wipro, ICICI, MBT, and Infosys come to hire students. If you work hard, you can definitely land a good job here. About 65% of students end up with internships or jobs. The roles they offer are mostly at a managerial level, which is awesome.

Campus: The college has cool stuff like smartboards, stacked benches, fast Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a high-tech library. The classrooms are comfy. The old canteen food wasn't great, so they got a new one that's super clean and tasty.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and the courses make sense. But with the new NEP changes, some subjects feel off-topic. If you study and practice, you can pass the exams without much trouble.

Placement: I'm almost done with my second year, and I haven't really seen many students from my course around. I think they might be looking for jobs outside because the companies that hire here are just okay. I've heard Infosys and Capgemini have hired some students from our college.

Campus: The classrooms are okay, but the library got a nice upgrade recently. It's cool with the AC running smoothly and the Wi-Fi is decent. They have study apps and sites that only work on their network.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome. They're nice when you need help but also make sure you stay on track. This course is super important because everyone's getting into the stock market these days for money. It really prepares you for the industry. The semester exams are pretty easy. Just go to class and you'll pass without too much trouble.

Placement: Around 40% of us got jobs through campus placements this time. It was cool because it was a job fair, not just regular interviews. Even though one student got offered 3.6 lac p. a., they turned it down. Companies like Infosys and HDFC came to our college for placements. There are always chances for internships in this course. The top roles are financial analyst and stock broker.

Campus: The hostel and campus facilities are pretty good. Students don't really complain much about them. The food is tasty and students like it. There are sports activities every day, and students are always practicing to be top athletes for the college.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful, but some aren't that great. The semester exams are pretty challenging. The course doesn't really prepare us well for the real world. It's all about assignments, presentations, and projects here. Some teachers are always in a hurry to finish the syllabus.

Placement: Placements for our course were around 40%. Some students did manage to get internships, but overall people weren't happy with the placement situation at the college.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is really good. The canteen food is alright, but the staff can be mean. It's a bit pricey too. Unfortunately, there aren't many sports options. We have a playground, but we can't actually use it. The campus is small, so it gets really crowded.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good at teaching, but some are just okay. Sometimes we don't get some topics. The curriculum is average, and the semester exams are not too hard. They don't let us cheat, which is good. The management is strict, though.

Placement: TCS is a big recruiter at our college. They hire students for TCS and BPS. The salary they offer is around 2 lakhs per year. The person in charge of placements is really helpful and is still working to help students who haven't found jobs yet. Other companies like Capital India, Interactive brokers, Willis Towers, Watson, etc., also hire students from our college. They offer different roles like sales, insurance, back office, management intern for MBA grads, HR recruiters, and more.

Campus: Wi-Fi works well in most areas, even in classrooms. The classrooms are big and nice. There are labs and a library on campus. The library has lots of books you can borrow for free for a few days, or pay a small fee for longer. They waived the fee in 2021 because of the lockdown. The canteen has yummy food, especially the Schezwan noodles and samosas.