A student satisfaction ratio is a feedback mechanism used to measure how satisfied students are with a college and university's overall operations and teaching practices. The survey is usually made up of open-ended and tick questions that cover different aspects of the college and university curriculum and management. It is important for colleges and universities to administrative, academic, and placement this survey regularly to refocus and reshape management actions and strategies. The student survey should be specific and relevant to college accurate feedback. The survey helps colleges and universities to improve and adjust accordingly in the landscape of higher education criteria. Surveys can also be helpful for management measuring the pace and workload of the organization which side is weak for the student side and for getting feedback on specific changes for the organization. It is important to keep the survey brief, clean, and specific to give students free space to weigh in on things that might not have been considered.