Mahatma Gandhi College, Guntur Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

It's not been the good college because it has only same facilities like, water, toilet etc. But more facilities like, canteen, parking, ground, lab, library, it doesn't have and the building is also too ancient

Academics are good, fair you can say curriculum is not too old or too updated it's in the middle and i leant someone things after being regular and think that I'm not ready for a good job because what should I have been taught, it was not done.

Low quality of placement I took admission only for geet degree because I knew the college is going to provide me but nothing and management is so worse for placement And no company comes in this college that's horrible

It's been low.

Infrastructure of the college is very good. Nice classrooms. There is a good library for studying. Food is also good. They are charging per year for a four-seater room without food is little high.. Prices have increased.

Well qualified teachers in the college. They simply follow PPT. Semester exams will be held twice in a semester. One is midterm, and another is end term. The difficulty level is medium. You can easily pass the exams.

There won't be much placements, you can say almost negligible because management or the department won't try to procure any companies or even try to send us to internships. That's how the situation here is.

When I was studying my B.Com Computer Application course at Acharya Nagarjuna University, I found the infrastructure to be basic but functional. The classrooms were decent, though not the most up-to-date. The campus is spacious, which I appreciated, but some areas could definitely use a bit of modernization to make the overall environment more comfortable.

The B.Com program, especially with the Computer Application specialization, covered all the essential topics. The teachers were knowledgeable, but their approach was mostly traditional, relying heavily on lectures. I think the classes would have been more engaging with more practical, hands-on activities to help us apply what we learned.

In terms of placements, the opportunities were just okay. Some companies did come to the campus, but the range of options was limited. A lot of my classmates had to look for internships or jobs on their own, which meant putting in extra effort outside of what the university offered

Acharya Nagarjuna University is affordable, which was one of the reasons I chose it for my B.Com. While the fees are reasonable, the facilities and opportunities are also somewhat limited. It’s a good option if you’re looking for a budget-friendly education, but there are definitely some areas where the university could i

Campus life was pretty laid-back during my time there. There were some student clubs and events, but they weren’t very active or popular. It wasn’t a place with a lot of social activities, so if you prefer a quieter atmosphere, it’s a good fit.

College having good with all the things like infrastructure and facilities too as campus is spread over 100acres and looks amazing. There are sports room , NCC office and cafeterias too in the campus. Good quality of food is available in the cafeterias.

College is good with the academics as the faculty members are professional & supportive as well. College having different courses for graduates , postgraduates for Management students , engineering students , law students and many more.

Placement quality is also good as it depends on the students skill level how they are being performing their skills Infront of the companies placement drives. There are many programs being arranged by the college for communication skills and self development.