Which college of Gujarat is good: ldrp or ljiet?

Both colleges are pretty decent in their own ways. If you’re aiming for a good academic score without putting in too much effort, LJIET might be the better choice for you. On the other hand, if you’re interested in clubs or sports and want to explore things beyond academics, LDRP could be more suitable. Academically, LDRP is strong too. Plus, at LJIET, instead of assignments, you get a question bank with questions from the last 10 years of GTU exams, while LDRP tends to give you more assignments.

I can't really comment on LDRP since I haven't studied there. Remember, no college will hold your hand through everything—you've got to take charge of your own learning. You'll also need to be proactive in finding student clubs, competitions, and similar activities.

At LJIET, the teachers are committed, skilled, and easy to approach, though some may have a few quirks, their expertise is impressive. The college also has some student organizations you can join. Honestly, I can't imagine studying anywhere else but LJ, though that's just my personal take.

By the way, the schedule here is pretty great! You only have about 4–5 lectures a day, each lasting an hour, unlike many colleges where classes can go until 6 pm. I recommend visiting the colleges to see for yourself. Good luck!

I applied to both colleges but went with LJ University for my Bachelor of Pharmacy. I like that they have a strong focus on practical knowledge and internships. The average package for placements isn’t too high, but companies like Zydus and Cadila come for campus placements. The faculty is friendly, and the campus has a good library. So, if you’re considering pharmacy, I’d say LJ is a good option.

I can't really comment on LDRP since I haven't studied there. One thing to remember is that no college will spoon-feed you everything. You'll need to take charge of your own learning and seek out student groups, competitions, and similar opportunities.

At LJIET, most of the teachers are quite dedicated, skilled, and easy to talk to, though there are a few exceptions. Still, their knowledge is pretty solid. Plus, the college does have some student organizations you can join.

Honestly, I’ve had a great experience at LJ and can’t imagine studying elsewhere, but that’s just my personal take.

By the way, the class schedule is pretty chill. There are only 4-5 lectures a day, each lasting an hour, unlike other colleges where classes can go on until 6 pm.

I recommend visiting the colleges to see which one fits you best. Good luck!

I chose LJ University for my Bachelor of Engineering because it has a good reputation in terms of placements. The average package is around 4 lakh, and I’ve heard of students getting placed in decent companies after their internships. The faculties are well-qualified and always ready to help. The campus is nice, though I wish there were more events. Still, it’s a good place for engineering.