A. A. N. M. and V. V. R. S. R. Polytechnic Institute

Admission: The faculty is alright, some are good and know their stuff. Not all teachers are great, but the experienced ones are really helpful in Maths thermal. Exams aren't too hard, most people pass with at least 80%. The course content makes sense and is useful.

Placement: Internships pay up to Rs. 10,000 with a place to stay. GS Alloys, Dell, and Amar Raja are some of the companies offering internships. About 80% of students end up getting a job. Dell is one of the top companies that hire students here, along with a few others that I can't remember right now.

Campus: Our college doesn't have sports or games. They focus on giving us good education, but sometimes it can be tough. We don't get holidays, and they even have classes on Sundays. They're strict about fines and if you're late or forget your ID, you have to pay up. And if you take a personal day, there's a fine for that too.

Admission: The professors here are B.Tech students. They know their stuff and are really friendly. The exams are okay, not too hard. There are quite a few exams, but fewer classes. The course is pretty relevant and prepares us for jobs in the industry. It sets us up for our future roles.

Placement: The placement rate here is usually over 50%. The highest salary offered is 1.5 LPA, while the lowest is 1.0 LPA. Most companies that visit are local ones. The job roles match our courses. They're average but still a good fit. The college also helps with internships, which are super helpful for our future careers.

Campus: The hostel here isn't great, the building and food are just okay. Don't even try the food, it's terrible. The Wi-Fi is free but no phones allowed. The library is cool with comfy seats.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and make it easy to understand. They're good at clearing up any confusion we have. We have tests with 80 marks to pass, and we need at least 28 marks to pass. They definitely get us ready for the real world.

Placement: There are about 60 students in my section. The top company for our course is Centum. They offered 15 jobs to us testing technicians. The highest pay offered is 2.16 LPA, and the lowest pay is 1.3 LPA. Around 68% of us got placed, which is pretty good.

Campus: The facilities here are really good. We have nice labs for our practicals and the rooms are in good shape. The food is tasty and there are lots of books in the library that help with our courses. The medical services are good too. Plus, our friends are really into the sports activities here.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful when you have questions. They've been teaching for a while, so they know how to help us out. The course we're studying is spot on with what we need to know for the industry. It's setting us up for success after we graduate.

Placement: I'm studying DEEE at this polytechnic college, part of the 18th batch set to graduate in 2021. The college has great resources and experienced teachers who help us learn a lot. It's easy to find a job after graduating. The exams here are tough, but they really push us to do our best. The highest salary offered to computer engineering students is 6 LPA, grabbed by 3 students. The lowest salary is Rs. 8,500 per month, but most students can get more with a passing grade of 65%. Companies like TATA Steels, L&T, Aamara Raja, Medha Servo Drives, and TCS come to recruit us, which is awesome.

Campus: The library at our college is super high-tech with lots of computers and books. But, we can't bring our phones on campus. The food at the college is just okay, and it's cheap but you don't get a lot. I stay in a hostel off-campus where the food is way better and not too pricey. I prefer it that way. Plus, our college has cool stuff like a gym, volleyball, and a running track.

Admission: Learning to teach at our college is a breeze thanks to the super experienced faculty. We're following the C20 and C21 curriculums. Every week, we tackle lots of assignments and exams that help us ace our tests without breaking a sweat.

Placement: The college has great education facilities! The library is huge with 20,000+ books covering all kinds of topics. The staff here are super helpful and always there to clear our doubts. I heard some students even landed jobs at a big company called Thought Works with a decent 8 lakh per year package. It's awesome!

Campus: There are tons of computer facilities, labs, and libraries for students at our college. Each block has more than 60 classrooms and AC seminars. The hostel food is just okay, so it's better to eat outside. Sports and games are a big deal here, which is awesome!

Admission: The teachers were great and really knew their stuff. They were supportive during exams, which was awesome. Almost everyone passed with a 90% success rate. The semester exams weren't too hard either.

Placement: Around half of the students in my course landed jobs, which is pretty good. The highest salary was Rs 50,000 a month, while the average was Rs 30,000. Even the lowest offer was Rs 20,000. Companies like Amazon, Thought Works, CITD, and BSNL hired students. They got roles like web designer, ethical hacker, software developer, hardware designer, and database manager.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus was great. Labs were top-notch. Classrooms were clean. The playground was awesome for chilling. Hostels were okay. They had medical help available. Sports were a big deal. The food in the mess wasn't the best. But the canteen had amazing stuff. And the library was pretty decent too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good and talented. They teach us relevant stuff in our courses and help us develop our skills. The semester exams can be tough depending on how much we study, but most students pass  around 80% of us.

Placement: Most students find jobs after college, around 80%. Salaries vary from 4-6 Lacs to 50 L - 1.5 crores, with an average of 5-10 Lacs. Big companies like Intel, Micron Technology, Honeywell, and Analog Devices come for placements. Internships are common, with about 60% of students getting one. Job roles include PCB Design Engineer, Test Engineer, Hardware Engineer, VLSI Design Engineer, and more.

Campus: The ECE department has great facilities like labs, classrooms, Wi-Fi, and workshops. The hostel rooms are clean and good quality. Food in the hostel is really fresh and hygienic. Plus, we have on-campus medical centers and lots of indoor and outdoor games available.

Admission: The teachers here give us a lot of tests to help us improve. They really focus on preparing us for the entrance test, like the AP ECET. The college is run by SBTET, so they organize the semester exams. We get to learn more hands-on, which is better than just reading from a textbook. It's a good way to learn.

Placement: During our training, top companies came to our campus and offered good salaries for diploma holders. They gave us choices for a 6-month training. Big companies like Tech Mahindra, Kia Motors, and Medha Servo came for recruitment. The highest package offered was 8 LPA.

Campus: I really like this college because they have a lot of labs and computers for hands-on learning. It's great for getting practical knowledge.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome - they really know their stuff and teach in a way that's easy to understand. The course prepares us well for the industry. The exams can be tough, but the teachers make sure we're ready. Most students pass, around 75% of us.

Placement: Around 70% of us in our course got jobs after graduating. The highest salary package offered was 3.5 LPA, while the lowest was 2.5 LPA. On average, we got 2.8 LPA. Also, about 60% of students got internships during the course. Overall, we're happy with the job opportunities our course provided.

Campus: Our college has Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The labs and classrooms are nice with good fans and lights. There's also a library for studying. The hostel facilities are good and the food is decent. We have sports and even indoor games to play. Overall, it's a pretty cool place to study.