Gautam Buddha University Greater Noida Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Everything is fine along with studies to the every event the institute is organising. But there is no transportation system in the university. One has to travell by foot only and it has a large campus.

Overall it is a good college and offers quality of education.

The placements are average. If you are an MBA student the placement is good but if you have an engineering background then you have to work hard. CS IT EC placements are good. but if are MTech student then you have to work hard.

If anyone wanna enjoy their college life come to Guatam Buddha University. The hostel life is very beautiful. Ther negative part is that the campus are is quite big that you have to come with your own vehicle.

Our University is very special for students. The faculties which are available here like sports, theater, labs, societies, environment, infrastructure, auditorium etc. are more than best. The fees is little bit expensive.

University have each every facility which is required by a student to shape their career towards bright side but this University lacks Placements, Internships and Job opportunities and also doesn't provide any loan or scholarship.

I have taken an entrance examination and got the first place in my category and taken admission in my program in 2012. It's an Gov't college and the facility is too good at the less fee and they provide me the course which i want to study. Thats why it was my first choice to take admission.

A well established infrastructure all college and Hostels. The faculty of schools are not permanent and also not even professor. Any is free to do any extra activities by in academic projects the admin is not helping in financial assistance.

I'll give positive remarks on those things in which I'm satisfied so I give half remark positive and half remark negative. Negative for sometimes mess food aren't good and for faculties and the environment of the college

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