Kaziranga University Jorhat Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

College campus is very large and spacious. There are many sports facilities all around the campus and many resting spots to chill as well. The common library has all useful resources and all classrooms in the campus is equipped with modern facilities.

Academics is just fine. Its more like 80% campus life and 20% academics. Since its northeast and the college itself provides all kinds of sports playground and facilties, most students are always engaged in extra curricular activities.

Never heard of placement during my batch. It was all about extra curricular activities and competitive events. And I am being really honest here. This is not a bad feedback unless students are expecting jobs as a Bba fresher.

KU infrastructure is very modern and professional. It has several buildings for several different departments and all the classrooms are well equipped with modern benches, AC/fan, Wi-fi, etc. The campus as well is very clean and aesthetic.

The focus on academics is quite less. The curriculum is fine but it is not broad enough. Improvements can be made by engaging students more into the academics as well. The faculties are trying their best though.

For our BBA course, placement is not good. If anyone wants to join by expecting a job from college after graduation, better to skip this option. But if you want to join for learning about management and enjoy campus life then you are good to go.

When I first entered the University gate, I was in disbelief. I couldn’t believe my eyes of how modern and fresh the campus looked. They have so many places to eat and chill around as well. They also have a common library and smart classrooms.

I found the syllabus quite easy and honest I think it is because of the practical experience and active particpation in group discussions, projects and competitive activities. Faculties are also so chill and supportive both in our personal and professional life.

Placements are not even in topic and most students could care less about it as well because of the market conditions. Recruiters often come for MBA students and not BBA. But the management does provide career guidance and basic support to develope our skills.

The infrastructure is definitely one of the highlights. The classrooms are spacious. The library has a good collection of study materials and useful resources required for every department. The campus is also clean and full of green plants and trees.

As a bba student, the curriculum is quite relevant to our everyday life and the Indian market. Difficulty level is low to be honest. Anyone can pass without studying also except accounting and statistics. But for that again, teachers are always open to help

You cant expect secure placements here. Maybe for MBA, it’s great. But for BBA, there are no recruiters unless a student is very skill full and knowledgeable. All students are provided with aptitude classes and involved in college events to upskill themselves.

One of the biggest trends of the university in my opinion is the learning environment. The campus is well maintained. It is clean and peaceful, which makes it easier for the students day to day life. There is a canteen and a cafeteria as well for both veg and non veg students.

The curriculum is regularly updated as it is a private university. Besides the regular syllabus, the faculties also constantly involves us in presentations, group discussions and extra co curricular activities.

Honestly speaking, the placement is not considered as a priority or given much importance for the BBA students. The final placements depend on individual performance and willingness to work. Otherwise the university does create enough opportunities for students to develop their skills.

The campus was one of the things I enjoyed the most. It had a pleasant atmosphere and the facilities were well maintained throughout my time there. The classrooms are comfortable, It has AC with Wi-Fi and the library also has used for resources for all departments.

What made the BBA program interesting for me was the way it encouraged participation to all students. We were expected to contribute to discussions work on presentations and collaborate on different projects. Those experiences help me become more confident during the course.

When it came to placements, I realised that the University did not wait till the final semester to start preparing the students, but had always been preparing us through competitive events and opportunities for us to explore our talent and skills. Ultimately this helped us in placements as well.

The campus itself was one of the reasons I enjoyed going to college every day. It had a peaceful setting and the facilities were adequate for our daily academic needs. Whether it was using the library for assignments or working on presentations, computer lab, everything was accessible and convenient.

The BBA program wasn’t just about studying business theories from the syllabus. Faculties encouraged us to ask questions, share opinions and understand how businesses actually function. The faculty members played a big role in creating that environment because they were open to conversations instead of simply rushing through the syllabus.

What I appreciated, most was that the management gave students enough space to explore our interest. There was no pressure to fit into one particular path. They organised placement drives and career development activities. The support has been always available, but it was up to us to make use of it. Many of our batchmates opted for either further studies, or joined startups.

Kaziranga University is known for its outstanding infrastructure and campus life in North East India. The University has a come and pleasant environment that feels homely. Whether it was preparing for exams in the library or simply spending time with friends, after classes, the campus always felt welcoming.

The course itself kept things interesting because every semester introduced something new about tourism hospitality and business management. Our specialisation faculty even took us to short trips during holidays to learn more about tourism and hospitality practically.

As for placement, nothing great is guaranteed but throughout the year, they try to nourish our skills and personality by conducting various events and competitions. Placements are great If you continue masters in Kaziranga University but BBA alone can be difficult.

One thing I always appreciated was how comfortable the campus environment was. It never felt crowded and I enjoyed spending time between classes in the library or around the campus. We have a cafeteria and also a canteen with a lot of variety of food. We have all the required basic facilities inside and outside classrooms.

The teaching style was fairly interactive. Instead of only preparing us for exams. Many subjects included presentations, team projects and practical assignments. These activities help me a lot in the long run. It made me more confident in expressing my own ideas and working with different people.

The emphasis on placements is quite less for bachelors than masters of business management. But at the same time, I believe students who take internships and build their own skills alongside the course have the best outcomes. Some even get ppo from their internship companies so its good.

Kaziranga University is notably one of the best university in Northeast India in terms of infrastructure. The campus is peaceful and is located in the outskirts of Jorhat. The classrooms, library and the computer labs are all well maintained, and I never felt that basic facilities were lacking.

The BBA course was more engaging, than I had imagined. We got plenty of opportunities to work on presentations, business plans, competitions, and group activities. Our dean along with the faculties were also very active and supportive throughout the course.

I think the University does a great job when it comes to giving the best to the students, however, for placements, it is satisfactory. Recruiters usually come for MBA students and not BBA students, so there is less opportunities for us to get placed but the course does help a lot in skill development.