Pt Deen Dayal Upadhyay Management College, Meerut Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The campus is Wi-Fi enabled. The classrooms are standard, particularly in the management school. The library is standard with not much study material. Some hostels are good, but the second-year hostel needs to improve. Mess food is standard in some blocks but flavorless in others. There is a medical facility on the campus.

Faculties are helpful and experienced. Course curriculum is good but needs more exposure to the industry. Semesters are regular as far as examinations are concerned but sometimes are quite demanding in intensity. There are some shunned practice business case studies because resources were limited and materials were out of date.

Approximately 50% of the BBA students get placed. Minimum package is 3 LPA and average package is approximately 5-6 LPA. HDFC Bank, IBM, IRB, Deloitte, and Reliance Retail are the major recruiters. Approximately 90% of the students are placed in internships in sales, marketing, and finance. Assignments and presentations are included in BBA course syllabus and minimum attendance of 75% is required to appear for the exams.

The infrastructure is okay for BCA students, with computer labs having updated software like Python, Java, SQL and networking tools. The wi-fi is not consistent, which can be a problem for online coding and research. The college library has IT books, but digital resources are limited. The hostel facilities are average, with basic amenities but no modern facilities. The canteen food is decent, and students have sports and recreational areas.

The faculty members are knowledgeable, but most teachers follow traditional teaching methods, mostly theory based. Some professors focus on IT applications, but students have to get additional certifications in cloud computing, data analytics and software development to boost their career. The exam structure is university based, with semester exams every 6 months and internal assessments to evaluate students.

Placements for BCA students are not great. Most companies visiting the campus are looking for MBA and other management students, leaving very few opportunities for BCA students. Only a few startups and small IT companies recruit from the college, offering packages between 2-3 LPA. Students have to rely on off-campus job search to get better placements in software development, cybersecurity and database management.

Good facilities are provided by the college, the infrastructure is also good and the environment of the college was awesome, college area is not much big but it’s doesn’t matter for me ,because the college is beautifully managed by the management of the college. Canteen food was really tasty and the quality was good .

All the teaching staff of college was well knowledgeable and supportive. The course curriculum is relevant to the modern requirements, semester exams level was medium , but there was the need to cover the syllabus timely the tecahers covers the syllabus on the deadline of the exam which means no time for revision.

As per the yearly record around 60 % students got placed from our BBA batch , the highest package was 6 LPA and the average lies around 3 LPA , companies like planet spark ,axis bank ,hike education visits the campus regularly .

My college is very good college atmospher is very pleasant infracture of my college campus is so big and my college has all the neccesary facilties like big classroom and libraries all the floor are neat and clean i love the atmospher of my college

All over academics are excellent now it become autonomous college ,they support student lots in studies and etc , curriculum are up-to-date , and they make students job-ready as well, no doubts in teaching quality

I don't know much about placements, but as per my knowledge and if I talk about the placement scenario according to my seniors, it is pretty good here, if you gather enough skills to get placed in a company. Staff here is good, and they cooperate to provide us with good placement facilities.