GGC Nizamabad B.Com : Fees, Courses, Eligibility & Admission 2025

Placement: "The placement cell of our college is quite active and supportive. Many reputed companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Deloitte visit the campus every year. The college conducts regular training sessions for aptitude, communication skills, and technical interviews to help students prepare. Around 70-80% of eligible students get placed, especially in IT and management fields. The highest package offered was ₹12 LPA, and the average package ranges between ₹3 to ₹5 LPA. Internships are also provided through college tie-ups with industries. Placement opportunities are better for students from computer science, IT, and management departments."

Infrastructure: The college infrastructure is well-maintained and modern. Classrooms are spacious, equipped with smart boards and proper ventilation. The library is fully stocked with academic and reference books, along with digital access. Laboratories for science and technology are updated and functional. Wi-Fi is available across the campus, and the hostel facilities are clean and secure. Sports grounds, a gym, and a well-designed auditorium add to the overall environment. The campus is also eco-friendly with good greenery and proper waste management systems."

Faculty: "The faculty at our college is knowledgeable, approachable, and supportive. Most professors have strong academic backgrounds and explain concepts clearly with real-world examples. They are open to doubts and encourage interactive learning in class. Some faculty members also provide extra sessions before exams and guide us in projects and internships. While a few teachers are stricter or more traditional in their teaching style, overall, the faculty contributes greatly to our academic growth and success."

Hostel: "Hostel life at my degree college has been one of the most memorable parts of my journey. The hostel provides a decent living environment with clean rooms, 24/7 water and electricity supply, and basic furniture. There’s a shared common area where students hang out, study, or watch TV together. The mess serves decent food with a balanced diet, though it can get repetitive. Wardens are supportive, and there’s enough security to ensure student safety. Most importantly, hostel life taught me independence, time management, and gave me a strong circle of friends from different backgrounds. Late-night group studies, birthday celebrations, and bonding over chai made hostel life truly special."