One of my friends studied at SRCC. According to her, life at the college is amazing as well as welcoming.

Here are some facts about SRCC that you should know:

• It has the best student crowd. You will be surrounded by toppers all around the country.
• The academic environment will obviously be very competitive as well.
• The class timings are from 8:30 am to 5:15 pm, with different schedules for every section. 
• Classes are very interactive with really good discussions taking place, hence learning a lot.
• You will find the library always filled with students, especially during internals. 
• There you will see people preparing for professional courses, doing their assignments, reading newspapers and going through the amazing book collection.
• There are around 30-40 student-run societies and cells which do a commendable job in organizing various events and fests. 
• You get a lot of exposure and learn teamwork and other soft skills.
• Crossroads, the cultural fest of SRCC is an extravaganza with amazing performances and artists. 
• You will also get to enjoy cultural fests of all the DU colleges.

You will meet an amazing bunch of people here, each one with their unique skills and talents. So, yes life at SRCC is definitely more fun when compared to other colleges.

One of my friends studied at Kirori Mal College (KMC). According to him, they have a really diverse crowd. Students from all backgrounds study here. Students here are dedicated to their studies and also enthusiastic about participating in clubs and societies, so you will see how beautifully they balance both of these. 

If you want to explore the college whether it is Politics, extracurricular activities, or studies, you should join any of the societies in KMC. The crowd overall is fine. There are very few chances of ragging and all the credits for this go to elections of the student union. 

KMC is best for your overall development, participating in societies and politics it will help explore the leader in you.

One of my friends studied at AIIMS Raipur. According to him during his first year he realized that the college is extremely disciplined and punctual.

• The classes started at about 10 AM. So they have to wake up early at 7 in the morning to get prepared for attending the classes.
• At 9:30 AM there was a bus that students availed to travel to the college. It usually took 15 minutes to reach the campus.
• After that they were escorted to the lecture hall where the department of anatomy welcomed everyone and got to know every student.
• After the introductory session they were taken to various anatomy labs and dissection hall to get acquainted with the department.
• Students were told about the dress code and discipline. 
• The student crowd here is very diverse.
• The faculty also introduced themselves.

Lastly, they were told that for one week they will have introductory sessions with different departments and then will be released to go back to the hostel.

One of my friends studied at AIIMS Bhubaneswar. Let me share his experience during his first year. This will give you a clear idea.

• Entering college will be an exciting experience in itself. Interaction with seniors stabilized gradually. 
• The Freshers party was also organized by the seniors.
• Try making your friend circle bigger. Make as many connections as possible as it will help you in networking.
• The subjects - Anatomy, Biochemistry, and Physiology will prove to be the most interesting.
• In Anatomy, the gloves, scalpel, and cadaver will be your companions.

Your first year will be supersaturated with enjoyment, love, discipline and you will make loads of memories. You will realize that getting admission here at AIIMS Bhubaneswar is one of your best decisions.

One of my friends recently graduated from CSVTU. According to him if you abide by certain rules your college life will be easier.

• The most important thing to become an engineer is to choose whether you will go for a job or higher studies, then prepare accordingly.
• Start preparing for GATE/CAT/XMAT examinations from your second year of engineering and try not to have a backlog in any engineering exams.
• You need to understand that the marks and university do not make much impact. It is your profile and skills that matter.
• To attend all the college functions, sports events, etc. This will help in your holistic development.
• Do study from textbooks as per syllabus, and practice questions.
• Solve previous year’s university questions. Try doing a proper revision before any exam.
• Instead of mugging up theories, learn and understand the concept thoroughly.

Overall, try enjoying your college life as this is a major place where you can grow and create your individuality. Along with academics try to be also enthusiastic about extracurriculars as they will be beneficial as well.

One of my friends studied at Kalasalingam University. According to him the college was average but it had several improvements too, but still the institute did not change as expected. There are many things problematic with the college, these include:

• The overall infrastructure of the campus is fine, but the hostels are not well maintained. 
• The rooms are not hygienic enough and there is always a scarcity of pure drinking water.
• The food offered in the mess is also not hygienic nor healthy.
• The washrooms are not cleaned regularly.
• There is also a scarcity of bathing water.
• No mobiles are allowed inside the campus. Laptops can be used only for educational purposes before the classes start or post 8 PM. 
• To reach your block you have to walk for almost 2 kilometers.
• Security in the hostels are bad, often things go missing.
• Communication skills of professors are too bad, which is a very bad influence on the students.

Therefore, it is suggested that you do not consider this institution for your studies, as it offers a very bad environment which can impact a student’s intellectual growth.