DBRAU Agra Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The college infrastructure is good. Its just the classes are bit small. But they have everything you need in a class . The seats their are comfoting not like they will hurt somenone. You have access to clean water also.

Academically the college is average. I am studying B.com here and I don't think their is any placement offer in this college. Teacher are good and support they also teach really well in the classroom.

Placement this college is very bad. No companies come for Placement. You have to do everything at your own. No one helps you to get placed at a company. So, Placement wise the college is not at all recommended

You can say it is value for money because the fee for b.com course is not very high. Its low very low. So you can say it is value for money. You do not have to pay so much high fee to do a b.com degree.

Campus life is ok ok. College arranges fest, programmes, competition time to time so we can asy that campus life is ok. But not really great. So campus life is kind of average not really fun from college side. Just some activities.

Facilites were provided in hostels are shared common areas, bathroom and showers, free Wi-Fi, access to washing machines, locally sourced meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner ), and oragnise social events such as trips or social nights.

Faculty members are very much helpful. Teachers are kind to everyone and ready to help students after the college classes are over. They helped in every aspect of the life. They are kind and supportive just like parents.

Around 25 to 30% of students have recently been placed in companies like TCS, Wipro, ZEE Media, Jio, etc. The lowest offer package is 2 LPA, and the highest package is 12 LPA to 14 LPA. So placement is quite good in the college.

Medical support is limited; there is a campus medical room, but it’s not always staffed. Sports activities are rarely held and need improvement. We have separate labs for commerce-related software practice, and they function well.

Teachers are qualified and explain concepts clearly, but modern teaching methods are limited. You get a lot of independence if you stay focused and head in the right direction. Overall, the teaching quality is good enough for B.Com, but practical exposure and updated methods could be better.

We don’t see many big MNCs on campus, but after some recent improvements, a decent number of mid-level companies have started visiting. Salary packages are mostly on the lower side. Highest package from my batch was 6 LPA.

Infrastructure is quite good with all necessary facilities like classrooms, library, sports area, hostel rooms and full wi-fi coverage across the campus. The campus is very large, well maintained and provides everything that students need for a comfortable learning environment. Food provided by the college is very costly and quite unhygienic.

I completed my graduation from this university because it is a well known institution. The teaching method and the quality of teaching are excellent. The curriculum is always updated and kept in line with the latest requirement. During my three years of study we had a six semester and in each one the curriculum was revised and improved. This ensures that students become job ready by the time they graduate.

Dr BR Ambedkar University Agra, has a very good placement record. Around 80-90 percent of students get placed each year with different packages. The highest package offered here range between 15 to 20 lakh. The placement process is easy smooth and effective.

The fee for my course is around 1,10,000 per year and I believe it is not worth the money. For me I feel that the money I spend is not fully worth it because students usually take admission in a good university with the hope of getting good placements However, here the placement are mostly average and when good offer comes they are usually only in the sales roles.

Campus life is good and the best feature is the college image and goodwill that it has built over time. The worst feature, however, could be the environment as some students may find it discouraging to take admission here because fights and conflicts happen quite often.

The university has good teaching, updated curriculum, model infrastructure and supportive placement with 70% student placed. However, most offer are average or in sales. Fees feel less worth it, food is costly and unhygienic and campus environment needs improvement.

The university's infrastructure is average. Some buildings are old and need repairs. Basic facilities, such as classrooms, a library, and computer labs, are available but could be better maintained. However, the campus is spacious, and the library is decent for academic preparation.

The faculty in the commerce department includes both experienced and newer teachers. Some professors are very knowledgeable and supportive, while others are still improving their teaching methods. The teaching style tends to be traditional, and practical exposure is quite limited.

The job placements for the B.Com course at University are not very promising. The emphasis seems to be more on completing the degree rather than building skills for jobs. High salaries are rare, and there is no organized placement process for commerce students.

The infrastructure here is quite good. We have a central library, well-equipped computer labs, and regular bus services for students coming from nearby areas. The campus is clean and includes common seating areas and a canteen.

Faculty members are helpful and available during practicals, project work, and exam time.Teachers genuinely work to prepare us for exams and for future career opportunities. Most of the teachers are very kind in nature.

The placement cell is working to expand the network for B.Sc. students, but chances are still limited when compared to professional courses. However, students with solid subject knowledge and good communication skills usually find jobs.

It is superb bad and not as good as a college should be and also a little small building where it is looking like the third class infrastructure there are no proper resources available and particular sections

Academics is very bad has a relative worst experience you might feel up studying in that college they even don't follow the latest pattern and techniques that is required for students to grow professionally.

Almost no placements opportunity is here so you will get almost zero placement opportunities here and you will have to find it by your own as that's not feel as a college responsibility but looks like it's the students work

This college has nice infrastructure have wifi connection but with slow speed. Classroom is fine with all basic facilities. But not high technology facilities are provided there. A library is also there computers are also there

Teachers are really very nice and their teaching methods are really good. They are really helpful and they talk to students sweetly they help us in assignments and projects also . All the faculties are good

Placement system is low ,the time when I have passed out from this College. It was 30 % to 40% which mostly includes toppers students only. Chances should also be provided to other students also on basis of their skills not only marks basis

Classrooms are spacious but not equipped with modern facilities, and Wi-Fi facility also isn't so great. There are enough books on commerce and economics in the library but the reading area isn't so great.

Professors are well-qualified and cooperative, particularly in areas such as Accounting, Economics, and Business Law. They are mostly experienced, but the teaching method is conventional. 75% attendance is required to appear for exams. Industry exposure, industrial visits, or soft skills are not focused upon much.

Hardly 30% of my batch students were placed at lower posts in finance, accounts, or sales. The best package was around ₹6 LPA and the worst was around ₹2.5 LPA. Average package is around ₹3–4 LPA. Recruiters are mostly local firms, local financial advisories, and few private sector banks.

The campus of the college has peaceful environment and some green areas. The sports ground is average in size and facilities. Classrooms and the library are good but need to be upgraded. Free Wi-Fi services are offered by the college, but the internet speed is not good and is unstable.

Semester exams are more demanding, and constant study needs to be done to achieve good marks.the syllabus is old-fashioned and does not equip the students adequately for industry requirements, which impacts placements in a negative way.

Only 20% of the students are placed in campus interviews. The maximum package offered last year was about ₹4 LPA, but most students are offered between ₹1 to ₹1.5 LPA. The companies that come here are small local industries like Bajaj Finance, Genpact, and some small local companies