Dasmesh Girls College, Hoshiarpur Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The infrastructure was good but not upto the mark that according to its fees. Although it's quite well it's good to do study there.There are lots of labs for science students and library has good facilities too.

The Teachers are very cooperative and they also provide training for the competitive exams.More relevancy is given on practical information rather than marks only. Although everything is fine and satisfying

There are nearly no opportunity for placement in my college. As the college is private and has not big exposure is there so there is nearly zero chances of getting placement . Students move for further studies in other colleges for opportunities and placement.

The infrastructure is soo good, the classrooms, washrooms, corridors, playgrounds everything is well maintained and used by students correctly. Cleaning is done on regular basis and studying conditions are up to the mark.

The academics are also good, the teachers are doing their best to educate their students with updated techniques and methods. Teachers solve doubts of children with most sincerity and teacher student relationship is well maintained.

I don’t think so the placements are that good in this college because it is a local level college which do not have access to many companies. While there is presence of placement and training cell in the campus.

The college's infrastructure is outdated, lacking essential facilities in classrooms. Laboratories are ill equipped, hindering practical learning. The library's resources are limited and outdated. But sports centers encourage physical activities. Hostels offer clean living spaces and maintenance is commendable.

I was studying B.Sc. Non Medical because of its relevance and my interest. The teaching qualify varies; some professors are excellent, while others lack depth and engagement. While the theoretical knowledge is imparted, the practical skills are lacking.

The college does not offer any placement assistance, leaving students to navigate the job market independently. This lack of support makes transitioning from academic to professional roles challenging and uncertain.

Paying approximately 70,000 per year, I feel that college offers poor value for money. Despite the high tuition fees, the quality of education, infrastructure and facilities fall short of expectations.

The college campus has a spacious layout, but its best features end here. The worst aspects include outdated facilities and lack of maintenance. Students have limited activities to engage in due to absence of clubs or events.