William Carey University

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're super helpful and really know their stuff. The head of the management department and other professors are really friendly. They treat us like friends and give us all the study materials we need. It's great!

Placement: In my batch, there were only 16 students. When I was in university, there weren't any companies coming for placements or internships. We had to find opportunities ourselves. Luckily, some seniors got placements with the help of our teachers.

Campus: The classrooms are divided by wooden walls which isn't great. There are three blocks in the university I heard that block 1 and block 3 are rented. I'm not sure though. The university doesn't have hostels, but there are private ones nearby which is convenient.

Admission: The course curriculum was really good. The teachers knew their stuff and had lots of experience. Some of them even had Ph.Ds. They taught well, so if you paid attention, you could get high marks.

Placement: I was happy with the placements here. Big companies like TCS, Amazon, Flipkart, and Mahindra came for hiring. Around 80% of students got placed, which is cool. The average salary package was 22 LPA, which is pretty good.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was great. The hostels were really nice and all the facilities were decent. The food in the mess was awesome they served three meals a day, which was a big plus.

Admission: I chose the M.Sc. program for my research. The Physics department has seven great faculty members, and around 30 students each year. The professors are really knowledgeable and have done a lot of research. Each semester, we had a mid-term and end-term exam. To pass, you just need to understand the topics well. The professors are really good at helping you with that. It's up to the students to put in the effort. For me, it was kinda tough to pass exams. The class size was around 89 students, and the course costs INR 72000 per year.

Placement: Many companies come to our college for job placements, and we can apply for them in our last or second-to-last semester. Companies like Akash Byju, Chegg, Havells, Zigram, and Physics Wallah have come for roles like research assistant, business analyst, project manager, and subject matter expert. The highest salary offered was around 15 lakhs per annum for a data scientist position, while the average was over 4 lakhs for roles like research assistant and subject matter expert. In my class of 55 students, about 15-20 got good jobs. If you know your stuff and have skills, you can get placed easily. I really want to work at FSSAI as a junior food analyst. It's my dream job, and it looks like I might get there soon.

Campus: The college offers hostel rooms for students, but you gotta pay for them. Prices vary based on the room type you choose. Whether you want a single, double, three, or four-seater room, or even bigger, the cost depends on that.

Admission: The faculty-student ratio at our college was great. The teachers were really good at explaining things in a simple way. They were experts in their field and had written a lot of books.

Placement: Lots of companies came to our campus for placements. We could apply for jobs in our final or pre-final semester. Companies like Akash, Byjus, Havells, Jigram, and Physics Wallah were there. They offered jobs for roles like research assistant, business analyst, project manager, and subject matter expert. The highest salary for a data scientist role was 15 LPA. On average, research assistants and subject matter experts got more than 4 LPA. Around 15 to 20 students out of 55 got placed with good salaries. If you're good at your subjects and have skills, you'll find placements easily. I'm aiming for a job at FSSAI as a junior food analyst. FSSAI is where I want to work, and I'm working towards that goal.

Campus: The hostel facilities were pretty good. Each hostel had a gym table, tennis table, and a badminton court. They were nicely furnished and had all the basic facilities like water and electricity. The food was okay, with a menu that changed often. The desserts were delicious. When registering, students could choose if they wanted to stay in a hostel or not. It was affordable, with a fee of Rs.1,500 per semester for the hostel and Rs.3,000 per month for the mess.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They know their stuff and are always there to support you. They're super friendly and easy to talk to, and they really care about helping you grow. Plus, they stick to the course material really well. Love it here!

Placement: In our college, B.Sc graduates don't have placements, but we do get internships and practical experience. It helps us develop all skills and gain hands-on knowledge during our studies.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure, but it doesn't have hostels. The classrooms, labs, and library are awesome with all the stuff we need. We also play sports here. Everything else we need is available on campus.