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Admission: The teachers here are super smart and know a lot. They have great ways to teach us and help us learn the new stuff. We're following a cool new syllabus that's really practical. The exams are tough, but they help us get better. The faculty, especially Principal Vaibhav Meshram and HOD Syed Umer, are awesome at teaching. They explain things well so everyone gets it easily.

Placement: Most students here get placements, around 90%. They make sure every student gets an internship, which is great for those looking to do a master's later. The highest salary offered is 40 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. Big companies like PhonePe, Microsoft, Google, and IBM come here for placements.

Campus: The college has BCA, BBA, and M.Sc. programs in data science, food technology, philosophy, and physiotherapy. They've got a great computer lab and Wi-Fi setup for students. The campus has a nice garden and is managed by Delta Force. It's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and friendly. They stick to what we need to learn in class. The semester exams are not too hard since they follow what we studied. You just need to get fifty percent to pass.

Placement: I really liked how this college helped 90% of students get jobs after graduation. They work with hospitals like Master, Real, and Trilife, where most students end up working. These hospitals offer lots of different medical services.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. There's a library there too. The classrooms are neat and well-organized. They have labs for physiotherapy and electrotherapy. Oh, and there's a canteen right in front of the campus.

Admission: I really like how our college sets up our schedule. We have 8 semesters and a 6-month internship. Each semester, we learn different stuff. Gotta score 50% to pass. The teachers know their stuff and have at least 2 years of experience.

Placement: I loved how our college helped us get placed in top hospitals in Bangalore like Yenepoya Medical Hospital, Master MIMS, and Trlife Hospital. They also help with placements in hospitals in Kerala. It's great to have this support for our future careers.

Campus: The library at our college is huge and has a lot of books that can be used every day. It's divided into sections for medical, IT, and other subjects. The hostel is really nice with clean rooms and good food too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are all Ph.D. holders and really know their stuff. The principal, Vaibhav Meshram, is great at AI, and the Head of the Department is awesome at C programming. I recommend checking out the campus before enrolling  you'll see how much value this college offers.

Placement: The college is located in an IT hub in Bharthiya city with about 3,000 students. They offer internships at IBM and TCS with a top package of around 40 LPA. The average package is 4 LPA. They have courses in BCA and BBA.

Campus: The hostel near Kothanur is really good. It's close to K Narayana Pura cross, which is convenient. They've partnered with Yolo so students can stay there. They offer 4 meals a day and there's a gym for both girls and boys. Yolo PG is an option too. The monthly rent is Rs. 10,500 with a Rs. 3,000 deposit.

Admission: The teachers are really good here. They know their stuff and you can easily talk to them. We have exams every semester, with 2 smaller tests in 6 months. The BPT program lasts for 8 semesters with 6 months of internships. Passing requires getting at least 50% in exams.

Placement: I've been at Yenepoya Bengaluru for a while now. The university has been around for a long time and it's great for BPT students like me. They offer good placement opportunities and internships in top colleges in South India, like master, Iqraa, and more. We also get to do hospital postings in nearby hospitals, which is cool. I hear they're planning to do the same thing at the Yenepoya Bangalore campus too.

Campus: The classrooms have everything you need - smart boards, AC, and more. Faculty get Wi-Fi. There are labs for physiotherapy and electrotherapy, fully equipped. The library has all the books you need. And don't forget the sports facilities - football turf, basketball, and volleyball courts!

Admission: The teachers here are pretty new, so their teaching is just okay. You can tell they don't have much experience. They don't cover everything before exams, so we end up studying a lot on our own.

Placement: The college says they help us get jobs in our final year. I'm not sure about the average pay. IBM reps come to teach us, and they also help with campus placements along with TCS. Since we're the first batch, no students have done internships yet.

Campus: The facilities for my course are awesome! The labs are big, and the classrooms have about 150 seats each with 2 smart screens. They even have central AC. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about the food and other services there.

Admission: The teachers at Yenepoya Medical College are really helpful and easy to approach. They're super qualified and experienced. The way they teach is good, mixing theory, practicals, and clinical stuff. The exams are not too hard, just at a decent level.

Placement: At Yenepoya College, there aren't any formal placements like in other colleges. Instead, we get to do our internships at the teaching hospital that's part of the college. After passing our final exams, we can start our internship. We can work as doctors, medical officers, or even hospital residents. It's a great hands-on experience!

Campus: Yenepoya has a great campus with modern facilities for both studies and fun. Wi-Fi works everywhere. We've got cool simulation labs, audio-visual classrooms, and a medical library with all the books we need. Hostels offer 3 or 4 sharing rooms with bathrooms and even laundry service. Food is good too, with veg and non-veg options on alternate days. It's a nice place to be!

Admission: The teachers here are mostly nice and helpful. Like any college, there are a few not-so-friendly ones, but overall, they are great. Exams aren't too hard, just need to study a bit. The courses are good, covering what we need to know. The syllabus is clear, even for students who struggle.

Placement: I'm part of the first group at this college in Bangalore. We're currently in our 4th semester and haven't had placements yet. But the college's Bangalore campus usually has good placement rates.

Campus: The college campus is really nice. Everything looks good and well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly nice and helpful. Like any college, there are a few not-so-friendly ones, but overall, they are great. Exams aren't too hard, just need to study a bit. The courses are good, covering what we need to know. The syllabus is clear, even for students who struggle.

Placement: I'm from the first group at this college in Bangalore. We're currently in our 4th semester and placements haven't started yet. But the Bangalore campus of our college usually has good placement rates.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. It's really nice.

Admission: I really like the teachers at this college. They know their stuff and teach well. The course focuses more on real-world skills than just book stuff. Exams are pretty easy, and the subjects each semester are actually pretty cool.

Placement: I'm from the first batch at Yenepoya Bangalore campus. I'll find out about placements after the 5th semester. But right now, in my 4th semester, the college is doing mock interviews and practical activities to help us reach our goals and get good jobs. It's cool that they're preparing us like this.

Campus: The campus has great facilities, but if you're into campus life, this college might not be the best fit. I personally don't mind the limited campus vibe, it suits me fine. Just so you know, the college doesn't offer hostels, but there are plenty of PG options nearby.