One of my friends studied at Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) Amritsar. According to him, the environment is really good, green and clean. 

• It has a well-maintained infrastructure. There are big classrooms, auditoriums and renovated hostels for both boys and girls.
• GNDU Amritsar has an experienced faculty who are known to be very cooperative.
• The course curriculum is also good as it familiarizes students with the current industry trends.
• GNDU Amritsar B.Tech placements are really good. Both on-campus and off-campus placements are held.
• Students maintaining a good overall performance get recruited by top IT firms and organizations.

Other departments like Chemistry, Law, Political Science, Food and Technology, Architecture are really good. There is no union of students like a political body makes it a bit better. Very few cultural programs take place here. The library is the most peaceful part of the campus and is accessible to all the students anytime.

One of my friends studied at AIIMS Jodhpur. According to her it has been a really good journey from her 1st year to the internship.

• The campus was very welcoming.
• They had centralised AC buildings and clean interiors. 
• You get a room all to yourself unlike other college hostels. 
• There are strict rules against ragging. The seniors here are genuinely helpful and will guide you properly during your initial days of college.
• First few months you will have to follow strict hostel rules which eventually get lenient. 
• The downside here is that there is nothing to do outside the campus. It is usually mundane but you can take weekend trips or hike to the nearby places.
• You will also get to witness the development of the campus alongside.
• The clinical exposure here is wonderful witnessing many cases - typical and atypical. 
• The place transforms when a college fest is held. They make the campus more beautifully decorated. 
• Since the sports facilities are excellent most of the students are involved with it.
• Many clubs have also been initiated.

Overall, MBBS here is really great. The city of Jodhpur might not be comparable to New Delhi but it has an essence of its own which is quite unique.

As one of my friends who studied at RGPV, I might be able to answer your question. Let me share his experience during his first year. This will give you a clear idea.

• The RGPV examination can be tackled in many ways. 
• Reading Shivani (Questions bank) will get you through them easily.
• Connections matter, so create your own network by interacting with both your classmates and faculty members.
• Try to work hard on your weaker points, be it communication skills, aptitude, general knowledge, etc. 
• Use the time to groom yourself, so you can be confident.
• Concentrate on your future goals. Work on achieving them as fast as you can.
• If working in the corporate industry is your aim, join some in-house organizations or clubs to gain some experience. 

It is recommended to work hard, study harder, as these four years will shape your career. If you want to get into the IT industry, then start with data structures & algorithms. If you want to do an MBA, get started with CAT preparations. If you want to do MS from a foreign University, get started with GRE. Also do enjoy your college life, as it will shape you as an individual.

There are a few interesting options to explore at the weekends in Vadodara. If you stay in MSU hostel and do not have any vehicle to commute then you can check on the following things:

• Visit to Kalabhavan, which is located nearby. Various cultural fests are organized here.
• Sayaji Baug is another option, if you love nature. You can also ride the joy train.
• Bandstand in Sayaji Baug has various Rock Bands perform live every alternate Sundays.
• If you are interested in watching a movie, Inox seven seas is nearby.

If commuting is not an issue then you can explore some outskirts of Vadodara like - Sindhrot, Zarwani waterfall in Shoolpaneshwar, Jambughoda wildlife sanctuary, S-cube waterpark, Hathni waterfall (in monsoons), Kabirvad and Champaner.

If you are fond of historical sites and spiritual places then you can visit - The Lakshmi Vilas Palace, The Nazarbaug Palace, Qutbuddin Tomb, Tambekar Wada, Makarpura palace, Kirti Mandir and many more.

One of my friends recently graduated from Utkal University. According to him, here are some things you can do.

• Make your classes your first priority.
• Try to secure perfect attendance in all your classes.
• Complete all your assignments and submissions before the deadline.
• Study twice as hard.
• Your professor is your advocate. Do not let yourself get intimidated by your professor.
• Try actively participating in at least one organized extracurricular activity.
• Make a habit of taking running notes. 
• Take an active approach in your class. This will enhance your leadership skills.

Always remember that every person you meet in your college has something to offer intellectually. Your education will give you skills that will help you make a positive mark.

Gautam Buddha University, Noida is a State Government University with a huge campus in Greater Noida. 

Faculty:

• Faculties were from renowned institutes like JNU, NITs and even some held degrees from abroad. 
• If there is a lack of faculties, a guest lecturer is arranged for the students.

Hostel:

• Students were allotted single rooms with washrooms on sharing basis wing wise. 
• The hostels have Gym, Table Tennis, carrom, etc. 
• There is availability of daily newspapers and magazines. 
• There is a sports complex with state of the art facilities. 
• The Hostels have been provided with LAN cables to have internet connectivity. 

Placements:

• The placements were not good, but gradually it has improved. 
• Now popular companies like TCS and IBM conduct mass recruitment, which ends up offering to almost all the students.

Overall the college is really good and appreciated  by the students. The infrastructure is gorgeous, much better than some of the IITs and NITs. Lately it has been deteriorating with time due to the lack of maintenance, care, supervision and funds. A lot of the college students are into student politics which sometimes affect their academic performance.

Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD) is considered to be one of the liberal universities in the country. The courses offered are engaging and the faculty members give you full support in learning and preparing for them.

At AUD imparting knowledge among the students towards social science is really unique and different. It is totally a different university with lots of opportunities to learn and grow as a student and a human being.

It has multiple campuses, most of them having good infrastructure and facilities. The best part of the university is the faculty members. Most of them are very understanding and are very helpful.

Considering academics, the university has given the choice on the course instructors to choose the evaluation methodology. Hence, the creative faculty members end up creating something dynamic which is going to help you learn and grow holistically.

Students graduating from AUD are more analytical, a bit critical, have better writing and presentation skills and improved interpersonal skills. The best part is the liberal atmosphere.