College Reviews & Ratings

I studied B. Tech in CSE at Krishna Engineering College popularly known as KEC. The college is based in Ghaziabad. It is one of the good engineering colleges of Ghaziabad and has changed a lot since its inception. With infrastructure spanning across 11 acres approximately, the institute is private and has 3 specialized academic blocks, potent infrastructure facilities and recreation room for relax and fun activities. The institute has produced some IAS and IPS officers as well. The placement scenario is great when it comes to the number of students being placed.Read Full Review

The Janki Devi Memorial College is also known as the JMC among the Delhi students. It is one of the top colleges affiliated with Delhi University. The overall ranking of the college is very high because of its prominence among the top colleges under DU. The admission procedure in the bachelor's course is through the cutoff released by the DU and in the master's course is through the entrance and cut-off. College management is superb and they are very polite with everyone. I loved their behavior towards the student and they try to understand your issues. Overall, JMC is a decent college for students pursuing a bachelor's.Read Full Review

Himachal Pradesh University is well known as HPU to every student. It is one of the famous universities in North India and I have been a part of this university. It is a huge campus and mostly every course is available there, and they prepare you for the IAS. The admission is followed by the entrance test in every course but they have 10% reservations for other states. This university is in Shimla and the weather is to die for throughout the year. I mainly loved to be here only because of the weather and the education system is average on the campus. Maximum students are Himachal Bonafide.Read Full Review

Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences (BCAS) is science college of the University of Delhi. If someone has average marks in 12th class, B.C.A.S. is a very good option. It provides only science stream and every faculty of science is good. It is located in south campus.Read Full Review

It’s been sometime since I passed out from JMC but I still miss it like hell. An all-girls college that doesn’t comes under DUSU election. You can therefore invest time in studies extra and no strangers can enter the college asking for votes. JMC was an extension of school life as the management and teachers are firm with the attendance. Classes are more like school where students are asked questions after questions. 75% was the criteria and once they were done, the classes seemed almost empty as we all went to the college for fun. JMC’s cut-off is quite high and getting admissions here are not easy at all. Not high as SRCC or Hansraj College but is at par with most of the DU colleges. Satya Nikethan was nearby and that used to be the best hangout spot for us. I have made many memories on the college’s basketball court as more than playing, it was used for chit-chat sessions. Meeting spot of the college was its amphitheater as students will gather there as soon as anything important comes up. All I know is look back to my JMC life with nostalgia as I made many fond memories over there.Read Full Review

If I say EMPI Business School is the best business school in Delhi, people will say I am exaggerating. I will lay forward some key points for everyone understands of why EMPI Business School is the best. The college's location is tremendous as it is in the midst of the city. The campus may not be huge but is lush green. It has both a cordial and competitive learning atmosphere. The faculty members of the college are industry experts, and some of them are still working. Thus, they give a complete insight into the ongoing market practices and training. To make sure students have the best learning experience, activities, industrial tours, competitions, live projects, and guest lectures are arranged in quantity. All this made us learn the corporate life and market outside the college gate even before we were eligible to cross that. To take the stress out of studies, we were taken to an adventure trip to Rishikesh. We also had few sessions on that trip as we were taught how important venue marketing and seminars are as going to a different place helps us understand better and why one should take breaks regularly from work to be in the best state of mind always.Read Full Review

From Indore to Bangalore was because Bangalore Institute of Technology is one of those college that offers the specialization course, I wanted to pursue. The course is machine designing which is provided only by some rare universities in India. The admission for M.Tech in Machine Designing is through a tricky entrance which is followed by an interview. The seats are quite limited, and one has to be absolute best to crack both the part. Once you have done it, you can relax as life at the college was different for me but nothing much to bother. Outsiders will hardly feel outsiders here because every other student you meet here will be from some other state. I believe BIT has students from all states of India. The culture exchange and making friends with the ones who I never thought I would, was great fun. The college may be not that great, but the college's reputation is such that placements from BIT are more or less 100%. One complaint that I can lodge about the college is that autonomous colleges, in general, have quite a few holidays, but BIT Bangalore hardly had any.Read Full Review

Sri Aurobindo Institute of Technology is without a doubt one of the best colleges of state and of course it ranks quite highly among various technical institutes of the country. In relative terms, it was more like a start-up where most of the things were done by students themselves. The labs where free always and students can go and do their experiments. For all those who might not know but mechanical engineering studies is mostly done in labs. The institute provided a lot of exposure but students mostly had to work towards it themselves. I am not saying the management or the faculty was irresponsible but students were given more freedom than they actually intended to. Besides studies there are a lot of open societies at the college and they were fun. If they weren’t there at the campus life wouldn’t have been as seaming as it was during my graduation years from 2013 to 2017. The societies always kept me busy because I was an active member and contributing for the societies was always a pleasure. I made friends with both juniors and seniors as quite a few of them were outsiders and me being a local lad would always turn up for help.Read Full Review

I had done Masters in History from Delhi University. I was affiliated to Indraprastha College for Women, North Campus. Both the History Department of DU as well as the IP College for Women is one of the best places to go for higher academics. Almost everything is available to facilitate your academic research such as huge library, experienced and approachable teachers, reading resources and a vast and a beautiful campus to study in. Though I was affiliated to IP College, my classes happened in the History Department in the North Campus under the Faculty of Social Sciences. There are other subject departments as well under the Faculty of Social Science such as Political Science, East Asian Studies, Geography and many others.Read Full Review

EMPI is not a known commodity to many but is one of the best when it comes to PGDM courses. They have kept the standards really high as intake is 120 and that too purely on merit. More than quantity, the college is focused more on quality. To give students an experience of a lifetime, the college has constructed an ATAL Incubation Center, IBM Labs and a high-performance centre. The college also has an entrepreneurship cell where they nurture the students to make them successful entrepreneurs. The college has been successful in creating many such people and for those who are interested in corporate jobs the college has a nice track record as their placement cell has successfully placed the students in big names like HSBC Bank, Accenture, Axis Bank, Bajaj Capital, and Bank of America among various others. We were given virtual situations in which we had to present a scalable and sustainable business model. This is certainly one of the best colleges when it comes to developing entrepreneurship skills.Read Full Review