PDM University, Bahadurgarh Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The infrastructure of a college plays a vital role in the development of the college as the student are now focusing on the laboratory classroom advances laboratories equipment with state of the art equipment

i took their mechanical engineering diploma course and in all honesty it was an amazing experience.i am not a biginner to the field and have worked on freelance projects before join so i besically enrolled to increase my chances

my experience of campus placement has been very interesting as i was placed in first 10 days of the season and i was also working full-time as a placement representative under the office who got 300 students placed that season

The college have all the necessary infrastructure, facilities and equipment..The facilities we have in college are classrooms, laboratories, library, sports centres, playground and hostel facilities include wifi..

The quality of teaching is good in the college..The curriculum is updated and includes all the recent developments in the field..The study makes me job ready..The college includes all the theory and practicals..

The quality of placements are good at the college..Good percentage of students got placed in different companies with good packages..The average salary was 3-4 lpa..The placement process was made easy..

The infrastructure of the college is not so good. Wi-Fi is available on the campus, but it is worthless as the network comes only in a few places. The air-conditioners of labs do not work properly. Library is good, and it consists of all the relevant books. Quality of the food served in the hostel is very bad. There is no canteen on the campus.

Many teachers in our college are helpful, and they are ready to teach us anytime. Most of the teachers in our college are the students who are pursuing their M.Sc. in the same college. There are no experienced teachers in our college. The course curriculum is very much relevant, and it makes students industry-ready, but still, we have to do some courses from outside.

In our college, only 5% of all the engineering student get campus placement. The remaining students are placed through off-campus placements. The average salary package offered is 3 LPA. Only startup companies visited the college for recruitment. Roles offered were as a technician, sales, in the call centre, etc. Almost 5% - 10% of the students get internships in top companies like IBM, HCL, etc.

I opted for the course because it comes with the specialisation with IBM, which gives us a head start. Faculty members from IBM come to teach students. There are many small events and fests held every year. The college crowd is good, and there is no ragging on the campus.

The hostel was available for both boys and girls at a walkable distance from the college. They are neatly maintained, and the cafeteria was well-equipped with all kinds of food items, fruit stalls and juice corner. The campus is Wi-Fi enabled. There are well-furnished labs, neat classrooms, etc.

Faculty members in our college were well trained, friendly and had a doctorate degree. Their teaching quality was good. The course curriculum is designed in such a way that it is easy to understand with supporting materials, and it surely makes students industry-ready.

Our college placement cell invites many companies to offer placements with an average salary package of 4 LPA for B.Tech students. Most of the students got placed, and our college does not provide any internships.

The fest was a common event organised here every year, and events are organised per month by our college societies.

This college has a decent infrastructure, but it is not at all good. It has a Wi-Fi facility, but it does not provide good speed. Buildings are not very good, and they need to be renovated. Our college does not provide benches, and blackboards are also not much good. Our college does not contain an air-conditioning system.

Faculty members of this college are good but not as great as they should be. Teachers and other staff members are not interactive here, but they will complete the entire syllabus. Some teachers are very great, but some are very degraded as they don't conduct lectures throughout the semester and do not complete the syllabus.

None of the companies or very less companies visit our college for placements. Even if any company visits here, it offers a very low salary package as it is a tier 3 college. So, don't think that you will get a good salary package from here. If you take admission in this college, you have to opt for off-campus placements or accept very low salary package placements.

Infrastructure is only good in one building which is the Admin block. Where parents visit for admission to their ward. All the other buildings are average and good. The hostel is good and the cafeteria is great but is closed now. Mess is fabulous.

The teachers of the college are great but few don't understand the student and don't know what to teach. All other teacher have good knowledge in their subjects and taught us very well. But maybe they are not in college now, they resigned due to some issues so now there is no good staff.

Placements are not that enough in the college if you want to get placed go find the company yourself and try off-campus placements. Most of the students get placed in off-campus TCS with an average package of 3.6lpa no company visited campus for the placement.

The university has number of buildings with wider road gap between them, with beautiful plants and at the entrance there is Indian flag hide risings just at entrance from the main gate. The classrooms are big

The education for civil engineering at the university is great as the teaching staff is well experianced and have great grasp of the subjects. Mainly at the practicality of the subject is focused rather than on the theoretical knowledge.

The placement at the university is poor and the opportunity is also low. At my time TCS came but it doesn’t relate to my field but we had the opportunity to apply . For civil engineering we have to look for off campus’s placement

The university is value for money as only in 4-5 lakhs the civil course I was able to get qualified whereas in other universities the fees is approximately 10 to 15 lakhs for b.tech in civil engineering.

The campus life is average at the university as there is not much to do but the students comes from diverse culture and location also, like students from Nigeria came to study in the university. The food of mess is also good.

The university is average but I would recommend to get admission in it if you have your own business and just want the degree out of it, the education level is good but the placement opportunities are very low at the university. The college life I was only able to attend for 3 years as one year was under Covid but it was averay

Our college boasts about state of art resources that support every aspect of my learning journey, from cutting-edge labs to well-equipped classrooms, everything we need is right here. Our campus prioritises cleanliness and hygiene in every corner. We can focus on our studies and extracurriculars knowing that our well-being is taken care of.

As a proud BTECH CSE, student I can give a big thumbs up! Our facility is not just about textbooks, they are passionate individuals who bring knowledge to real life. Our curriculum is constantly evolving to keep pace with the breakneck speed of the tech industry. The practical focus of our program sets us apart.

While placements haven't been exceptional at our college, there's room for improvement and there are still positive aspects to highlight. Varied opportunities, even if placement rates aren't top-notch: our placement cell works casually but they do help.

yes, it's value for money if you are looking for a Btech degree with a cool teaching staff and a great curriculum I encourage anyone to go and visit the college.

College infrastructure is very much good in terms of buildings and Morden outlook. They provide all campus coverage of wifi, cameras, and proper security at entry gate and all over the campus. University got its own ground for sports activities.

They provide better knowledge and the teachers are experienced and quite extraordinary in agriculture when I was there, at times I dont know. But it seems to me that one should go for better options if available otherwise it is quite well.

There is no placement for us when we graduate in BSc, other courses provide placements and the package is average as you get in a private university. So you have depend on yourself for the placements and try to get off campus placements by sending resumés to different companies.

The courses are affordable but not very cheap. I think the fees is not so high and so low.

Campus life is good, there are gardens and ground for activites, cafeterias are also very much center of attraction.

College infrastructure is setup in a big area but the infrastructure is bad. Classrooms have old chairs and tables including blackboards. Basketball Court and football fields are well maintained but they don not have required sports equipment.

Faculty is not permanent, it is always changing. Quality of education is not provided including the way of teaching, they focus on just syllabus completion. I feel the curriculum is not updated according to latest trends.

Companies stopped coming until it was time to place the Bsc. so they asked us to approach the companies and go for placements on our own and they will just give a letter of recommendation. No one was placed from my batch.

There are other good colleges if you want to pursue B.sc in Agriculture Hons. i do not feel it was worth the cost of money. The fees that i paid for the entire course was around 4 lakhs 20 thousand rupees.

Campus life was very okish, there were only 2 events organized during my entire course tenure of 4 years. There were no opportunities given to the students so that they could improve and learn with hands on field experiences in their particular domains.