Abdulkalam Institute of Technological Sciences

Admission: Each branch at the college has a department head who plays a major role in educating the students. The teachers are qualified and make learning easy for us. We can learn a lot in different ways here.

Placement: This college doesn't have placements for mining. If you want placements, consider working in cement industries or taking government exams. You can also join other colleges in India from here. Unfortunately, this college lacks faculty in the mining department.

Campus: The library is huge with books from many authors. Wi-Fi is there on campus, but phones aren't allowed. There are labs for different branches, like the cf lab with lots of working PCs. The canteen food is great, but there could be more variety. The hostel has good food and a nice warden. The campus is in a green village with lots of space. They also have sports games there.

Admission: The teachers at college were really helpful, even though some of them lacked real-world experience. The teaching style was great and made it easy to understand. The mining course is decent, but there aren't as many job opportunities or placement options as I hoped for.

Placement: Around 60 of us got placed in our group. The average salary for our course is 8 LPA. Companies like Mahindra, Ford, Suzuki, Asian Paints, etc., came for placements. Some students got jobs, but not everyone. Not all companies are connected with our college, so some students didn't get placed. The salary offered to some students was pretty low.

Campus: Our college has all the facilities we need. The campus has a nice vibe, but classes can be a bit irregular. Not all subjects are covered, just a few. There are separate hostels for guys and girls, but the food isn't great. It could be better if they improve that.

Admission: The teachers here are not that great. A lot of them just graduated. Only about 20% of the teachers have real experience. The way they teach is pretty boring and feels like a waste of time.

Placement: Placements in my branch at this college are pretty much non-existent. I heard that some other branches do have placements, but they're not great either less than 10% of students land jobs. A lot of grads end up jobless after finishing their studies.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was better than other nearby colleges. There's no Wi-Fi here though. The labs are good, but not for all courses. The medical center is decent. Sports aren't a big deal here, just for show. Boys don't have a hostel, but girls do on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and helpful. They teach us stuff that's useful for our courses. They always share their knowledge with us, which is great.

Placement: In our last year, we have placements. Some start-ups come for assessments and interviews. The starting salaries are around 2 LPA, 3 LPA, and 3.5 LPA. The faculty is super nice and helpful during the placement process.

Campus: The college has different branches, each with labs for practicals. The ECE labs even have kits for practicals. They also have a library where we can borrow books with our ID cards. And yeah, there's a hostel for students too.

Admission: The EEE branch faculty are really good and experienced. They teach well and follow the timetable for syllabus completion. But the mining branch faculty isn't as great. Other branches have qualified and knowledgeable teachers too. The student-to-faculty ratio is about 1:10.

Placement: The placements at this college aren't great. Only about 5-8 seniors from all branches got jobs. Around 80-85% of students who applied got selected. The pay is around 20 lacs per year. Overall, the placements here could be better.

Campus: The college has three blocks that are in good shape. Each department has its own block, and there's a separate one for diploma students. We get Wi-Fi, but using phones isn't allowed. The labs are great for experiments, and the classrooms are comfy with nice benches. The canteen serves tasty food, and even the hostel food is good. People are friendly in both the hostel and college.

Admission: The students and faculty at our college get along really well. The teachers are super supportive and always help us out. They want us to succeed and are really friendly. Plus, they know their stuff and have lots of experience.

Placement: The job placements are okay this year because of the pandemic, but before that, they were great. More than 70% of students got jobs on campus. Companies like HCL, Tech Mahindra, TCS, and Amazon come for interviews.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. The classrooms have great facilities, and the labs are well-equipped for CSE students. The library is impressive with over 32,000 books. The hostel is decent, but nothing beats home sweet home.

Admission: I really appreciate the faculty at our college. They're always there to help us with our questions and are super friendly. The principal is also really supportive.

Placement: I really liked how our college helped with placements. Companies come to our campus to hire students, and the teachers are super helpful during this time.

Campus: We only get to play games on Saturdays at our college. The library has tons of books and the Wi-Fi works well. The food is tasty and the labs are big. They serve idly for breakfast. The mechanical engineering department is the best here.

Admission: The teachers at the college are super nice and always ready to help out. They follow the jntu curriculum for classes and exams. We have tests every month to help us learn better. Plus, the pass percentage is pretty high, which is a relief!

Placement: At Abdul Kalam Institute of Technological and Sciences, the placements are pretty good. We mostly see start-up companies coming to our college. Students usually go for off-campus drives to get better opportunities. The on-campus placements offer packages ranging from 2 to 3.5 LPA. It's a great place to improve your skills while studying here.

Campus: AKITS is a great place to study. It's peaceful and has different branches, each with its own labs. The library is handy - you can borrow books with your ID card. Plus, there's a common workshop and hostel for girls. They even have a bus service. It's a cool place to learn!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They always clear up any doubts we have. They've aced lots of exams and know their stuff. The teaching is top-notch and the course is spot on. It sets us up well for getting jobs in the real world.

Placement: Most of the students in our course got placed, thanks to the technical classes. The lowest salary was Rs. 10,000 per month, while the highest was Rs. 1,00,000 per month. Companies like Flipkart, Amazon, and Wipro came for recruitment. The top roles offered were AE in power plants. We gained a lot of knowledge and experience, along with good salary packages. The lowest salary offered was Rs. 23,000 per month, and the highest was over Rs. 2,00,000 per month. Around 87% of students landed internships at Power Grid and other companies.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like unlimited Wi-Fi, cool labs, and classrooms with projectors and blackboards. The library is a nice place to study and learn. Hostel facilities are good too. The food is tasty and feels like home. Medical services and games are also top-notch. Our college students even get selected for national sports.

Admission: We don't have many regular teachers, so we have to study on our own by reading books and stuff. But we also have guest teachers who are really good at teaching. I did a month-long industrial visit on my own. The faculty members are well-qualified.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend this college for graduation because there are no job placements on campus or in other sectors. The campus is not good and doesn't offer any job opportunities.

Campus: The college has everything we need - like labs, a garden, canteen, sports, classrooms, and first aid. The food for hostels is great, and the rooms are clean. The library has lots of different books. But the college buildings could use some fixing up.