Gaya College Reviews on Placement, Faculty, Hostel by Students

I did my MBA and honestly, I did not expect it to be this good. The teachers were kind and supportive. I chose this college mainly because it fits within my budget. The college might not be very modern, but it provides me the right support and opportunities. I especially appreciated the exposure through internships and projects. Overall, it helped me understand my field better. If anyone wants to take admission there, they can surely go for it. It is a budget friendly college.Read Full Review

Gaya College is situated in Gaya city in Bihar. It is a NAAC B-Grade College and is associated with Magadh University, Bodhgaya. There is lots of gossip around us that these colleges are wasting time and no proper education is provided, but it is not totally true, some teachers are good and understand their students but many of the teachers do not take classes punctually, students have to study mostly on their own. Admissions are done based on the merits (marks earned) of the students, which is neither excessively high nor excessively low, but rather average. Reservations and scholarships are given to SC/ ST/ OBC students. Any work related to the authority office, are never done on time, and they make us visit many people who never arrive on time. Examinations are not conducted on time. I got my B.Com from this college, and it took half a year more to finish because of their delay. The fees asked to the students is very affordable to middle class students as it is a government college and the education provided, worth the money invested. Students prefer to do self-study more through any coaching or by themselves and attend college less. A large number of students are given admissions for the general courses, but only a few of them attend classes. Staffs delay each and every task, which is so annoying to anyone and needs to be fixed. Discipline is not of topnotch quality, but neither is it of low quality. The major drawback is with their lack of maintenance of time, and getting activities delayed. Students are friendly with each other. There is no dress code for general course students but there is dress code present for the vocational course students. Most of the times it remains closed, which again affects the studies. They are slowly improving their working environment, but there is still much improvement to be done. I will rate this college 2.8 out of 5, low rating is because of the irregularity and delays of works.Read Full Review