Yogoda Satsanga Mahavidyalaya Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful, qualified, and knew their stuff. We got along well with them. The course material was right on point. It's all up to us students to put in the effort and get ready for the real world.

Placement: A lot of companies came to our campus for job placements. Most students are getting ready for more studies like MCA, while some are aiming for government jobs. Students studying BCA, B.Sc, and IT landed internships at United Telecoms Ltd. It's great to see everyone getting these opportunities!

Campus: The college had really good facilities like labs, smart classrooms, a library, and Wi-Fi. The campus was big enough for events and sports. They didn't have hostels because most students were from nearby or the same city.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. I think all of them have Ph.Ds and know a lot. The course is pretty good and not too hard. I got a 62%, which I'm happy with. I feel well-prepared for the industry after studying here.

Placement: In my course, almost all students get placed every year. The salaries range from 3500 to 15000. Tata Company is one of the top recruiters. Around 60 students from my college got internships there. It's a great opportunity for gaining experience in the business world.

Campus: The facilities at my college are really good. They have great classrooms, labs, and a nice library. The Wi-Fi is also strong. Everything a student needs is here - good food, medical help, and fun sports activities. It's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and experienced. But in the Science department, there aren't enough teachers. The teaching is okay, nothing too exciting. We mostly learn theory stuff, not much practical. We have exams every semester, and most students pass with over 90%.

Placement: The placement cell helps BCA, B.Sc., IT, and BBA students find jobs. But, regular degree students don't get placements. Companies like Flipkart, Amazon, eBay, and Myntra visit our college for hiring. The salary packages are decent, ranging from 2 to 4 lakhs per year.

Campus: Our college keeps getting better with its infrastructure. We have Wi-Fi, labs, a nice library, a clean canteen, and a gym. However, the classrooms could use some maintenance. The food in the canteen is pretty good!

Admission: Some teachers at this college don't really get us students and aren't great at teaching. But I gotta give props to the ones who are good because I respect them. The semester exams here are super tough. Even if you study hard, it's hard to pass.

Placement: The placement rate here is usually around 60%, but this year it's up to about 75%. You gotta attend at least 90% of the classes, which is going up. Wipro, Concentrix, and Contify hire a lot of students. Around 40% of us got internships at Contify. They offer roles like real-time analysis, time management, and customer service. It's pretty cool.

Campus: I really love my college a lot. It's not just about getting a job after graduation, but because the college has a good reputation in the real world. When people ask me where I went to college, I proudly tell them the name. Overall, everything is great.

Admission: Just a heads up, if you struggle with studying and writing, you might have a tough time here. If you don't do well on your papers, you'll need to take a retest when Ranchi University announces the date. Just keeping it real!

Placement: So, like, around 10 of us top students in my course got job offers after graduation. The pay ranged from 2 Lacs to 4 Lacs per year. TCS was the main company hiring us, which was pretty cool. Getting internships depends on how good you are and who you know.

Campus: The college feels like a regular house with a Dharamshala vibe. There's no hostel, but we do have a decent mess with lots of food options. The medical staff is pretty small here.

Admission: The professors at our college are great, but the course doesn't really prepare us for the real world. We mostly learn theory without much hands-on experience. The exams are a major downside too - they always happen way later than they should. On the bright side, most students pass physics with a high percentage, around 90%.

Placement: In the past two years, no one got a job placement. Only vocational students in IT and business get hired here. The companies that come don't hire physical or general degree students. The salary packages are not great, mostly around 3 LPA or even less.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. The canteen and cleanliness are decent, but the food isn't great. We have Wi-Fi, labs, and a big playground. Sports events haven't started yet, but we do have NCC. The classrooms are not the best, just okay.

Admission: I love my college because of the amazing teachers, HODs, and principal. They're all really smart and know how to teach well. They also know how to talk to us and keep things in order. I'm glad to have such great teachers, especially during this pandemic when we're doing online classes.

Placement: I don't think this college will help me get a job after I graduate. I might have to look for another college for placements. The students in my batch (2019-2022) are cool, and the teachers are pretty awesome too. Despite the whole COVID situation, we're still having online classes which is great.

Campus: I really like my college because it has everything I need. There's a huge playground where I can play lots of games. The library is big and I can borrow books. The classrooms and other rooms are spacious and have CCTV cameras for security. The only downside is that there's no hostel yet, but they might build one in a few years.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really knowledgeable and they teach in a way that's easy to understand. They cover a lot of topics about careers, life skills, and other important stuff. The semester exams are fair and happen regularly. Most students here pass with over 75%. The teachers are punctual and make learning the subjects simple.

Placement: In my course, most students get jobs after graduation. The salary offered is good. Lots of students also get internships. Companies come to our college to hire students.

Campus: Our college has everything you need: Wi-Fi, classrooms, library, computer labs, and a big playground. They also have medical facilities and a restroom on campus. You can grab a bite at the canteen and enjoy sports and games too. Sadly, there's no hostel, but the studies are top-notch and always on schedule.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good and always help us with our questions. The teaching is great too. But I think they should add more industry-related courses to make us ready for jobs.

Placement: I don't have the exact placement numbers, but a lot of students have already been placed. The companies offer around INR 4 lac per year. Big companies like WIPRO and TCS come for recruitment. I think every student gets an internship, like at 'Tech NSL'. You can get roles like software developer, junior programmer, and system analyst.

Campus: The college provides a lot of great amenities like free Wi-Fi, a well-maintained library, computer labs, and classrooms with projectors. Unfortunately, there's no hostel for CVS students, but the canteen serves clean food. They also have a gym, yoga and meditation classes, and a sports ground for playing. It's a pretty good place to study and relax.

Admission: The teachers in the B.Com. CA department are great, except for Priyanka Ma'am. Most of them have a lot of experience. Some of the teachers in the commerce department aren't that good, but others are fantastic. They really know how to teach well.

Placement: I think the placement situation is pretty good. Every year, about 2-3 students land placements, and some even get to do internships abroad. The courses are really interesting and awesome.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and a nice campus. The canteen is good too. Each department has its own unique building, which is cool. Students have their personal space and library for their department. It's pretty nice overall.