Yuvakshetra Institute of Management Studies

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They finish the syllabus a month before exams, which is great. Even though the semester exams are hard, the teachers make it easier to understand. The pass rate is similar to other colleges', and they do a good job at preparing us for the industry.

Placement: In my batch, we have around 80 students split into two groups. Over 70 of us are likely to get jobs after graduating. Last year, 70 out of 80 students from the senior batch got placed in cool hotels like W Doha, Marriott Hotels in Dubai, Ronaldo's, and Spago.

Campus: The college has e-classrooms where teachers use PowerPoint for teaching. They also have a library and food labs. The hostel facilities are great, making students feel at home. It's peaceful and has a study hall, library, and prayer room.

Admission: I found that most students pass this course. The teaching quality is average, but the teachers do provide a decent level of study materials. This course covers the basics of computers and has more application-based questions than theory ones. The exam isn't too hard, and it's doable for most students to pass.

Placement: A lot of students are taking this course nowadays. Around 20,000 students are in one semester. Job placements are a bit low because not many companies come for interviews. But students are talented and land internships at various companies. The course covers programming basics like C and Python, along with other computer science subjects.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with nice classrooms and labs. They provide Wi-Fi and a library, but phones are not allowed. The library is small, but great for reading in free time. There's also a canteen and some medical facilities. Sports and arts events are held in a small scale.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They know their stuff and always come prepared for class. They explain things until we get it. We can reach out to them anytime with questions. During exams, they help us with any questions we're stuck on. Before exams, they suggest taking a quick break to relax. They really help us feel calm during exams. If we're stressed, they're there to support us. They encourage us to stay engaged and active in class. Overall, they're super supportive and helpful!

Placement: I really like the vibe at our college. It was easy to get in, and I only had to pay 1.25 lacs for everything. The staff is friendly and super supportive. They cheer us on to try new stuff. After finishing my course, I got calls from some great companies. If you do well here, you're sure to land a job. Overall, it's a great place with a bit of a pricey vibe.

Campus: The classrooms at college are huge and spacious, which is nice. The labs are also big and well-lit, making it easy to work. The library is quiet and good, with lots of books to choose from. I like that we can pick any book we want to read. Our campus is really green with gardens and even a bamboo forest, which is cool for relaxing. The only downside is that there's no free Wi-Fi available, which is a bummer.

Admission: The teachers here are really friendly and always ready to help us out. They're super qualified and make sure we get lots of practical training. Different departments offer various programs that help us a lot. Plus, the pass rate is pretty high, so it's easier to get good grades thanks to their support.

Placement: Around 80% of us in our course found jobs after graduating. The course costs Rs. 1,12,000 for 3 years, which is cheaper than other colleges. The top companies that hire us are Infosys, Wipro, and Info Park. We can apply for jobs in our 3rd year. About half of us got hired by different companies from our college.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and provides all the facilities we need. The hostels, mess, and canteen are all good. There's lots of greenery and a nice environment. Plus, we have sports facilities like a basketball court and football ground. Also, there are separate medical rooms for boys and girls, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart. They've got advanced degrees and the college trained them well. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. The course is practical and can land you a job overseas. It prepares you well for the industry. The exams are tough, so you have to study hard to do well. You need to score at least 35% to pass.

Placement: If you score 60% or higher in your +2 exams, you can join this college. The top package here is for Computer Science, followed by B.Com, and the lowest is for BAS. Unfortunately, the college doesn't offer many job opportunities or help with placements. Internship options are also pretty limited. The major roles you can get after completing your course are related to Maths.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and facilities that are well-maintained. Only college staff can use the Wi-Fi connections. There are two labs - one for Physics and one for Biology. The classrooms are spacious and clean. The library is awesome with a lot of old books and journals. The food at the hostel is delicious and clean. They also focus on promoting sports and other activities.

Admission: The faculty here are amazing! They're super supportive and friendly. You can tell they really care about us. They're also really smart - lots of them have Ph.D.s. It's great to have teachers who are so interactive with us. And the management makes sure they're top-notch.

Placement: The college has a special placement wing that helps students with training and both on-campus and off-campus recruitment opportunities. As a third-year student, you can take part in campus placements. Companies like Wipro and Tata visit our college, offering great opportunities, including international packages.

Campus: The college facilities are great. Wi-Fi works well everywhere. The classrooms are spacious. The library is nice and peaceful. You can borrow any book you like. The hostel is good too, with tasty food every day. They have triple sharing rooms.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and really good at keeping us motivated. They explain everything in a way that's easy to understand. They've got degrees from good universities. The course is perfect for job opportunities in our area. You'll be all set for the industry after you finish. The exams are a bit tough, so you gotta put in the effort to get good grades. Gotta aim for that 60% pass mark or higher.

Placement: Getting into this college is easy; just need to have 50% or more marks. Computer science students get the best job packages, while B.Com. finance students get the lowest. Companies like Wipro and Infosys hire students from here. Over 90% of students get internships, mostly in finance roles.

Campus: The college is awesome for students. They have labs for biology and computer classes. The labs are clean and nice. The classrooms are big and cozy. The library is great with lots of old books and journals. The food at the hostel and canteen is delicious and clean. They offer a wide range of food in the canteen. The college also has medical help. It's a great place for sports and games, they really encourage it.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really well-trained. They've graduated with postgrad degrees. They explain each chapter super well. The course is spot on for our area and there are lots of job options. It gets us ready for the industry. The exams each semester are pretty easy. You just need to get 45% or more to pass.

Placement: Getting into this college is easy if you have grades above 60%. The best package you can get is in B.Com. computer application, while the lowest one is in B.Com. finance. Unfortunately, there aren't any placements or internships provided here. The main job you can aim for after graduating from this course is in math.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities that are well-maintained. Students love the big and clean classrooms. The Wi-Fi for staff is great. The library is super quiet. But the food at the hostel and canteen isn't that good. They do have medical help though. And the college is big on supporting sports and games.

Admission: The teachers at my college are super qualified, with some even having doctoral degrees. They're really helpful and supportive. Since our college is affiliated with Calicut University, our exams follow their schedule. You only need 35% to pass each exam, so if you study well, passing should be a breeze.

Placement: In my course, there's no placement available since it's a higher education program. They don't offer internships either, but we can find our own if we want. The department organizes conferences and other events for us to get exposure and present papers.

Campus: The campus here has Wi-Fi, but we can't use it because phones aren't allowed. Our classrooms have smartboards for presentations, which is cool. The library is big with lots of books, but they're also building another one.

Admission: The teachers here have PhDs and are really helpful. The course content is good and the exams are done on time. The marking is fair and the teachers are friendly.

Placement: Most of us in my batch found jobs in companies we liked with good grades. Salaries ranged from $30,000 to $80,000. Some classmates landed jobs at places like BYJU's, Tata, Infotech, Technopark. Many of us also got internships in IT and banking companies like ESAF and Infotech. The course prepares us for roles like accountant, technical assistant, and account manager.

Campus: Our college has really good facilities compared to others in the area. There's Wi-Fi everywhere on campus, and each classroom has CCTV cameras. We've got 3 computer labs, 2 science labs, and even a geography lab. The hostel is top-notch too.