ACS College of Engineering Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I really appreciate how semester exams are a big deal for us students. Each semester brings new and challenging subjects. The faculty was really helpful and encouraged us to do well in our exams. I managed to get the 6th rank in my university exams.

Placement: I had a great experience with placements at ACS College Of Engineering. Over 40 companies came for placements in 2021-22, and more than 200 students got placed. I personally got job offers from both TCS and Accord Global Technology Solutions Private Limited. It was a fruitful year for placements!

Campus: The faculty at this college are really supportive and encourage students to get involved in extracurricular activities. It's cool to see teachers joining in sports and events like Aarohana every year.

Admission: The professors here mostly get hired through connections. Sometimes, students know more than the teachers. When you ask a question, they often say they'll answer it later and then leave. About half of the faculty are Tamil and can't speak Kannada to communicate with us local students.

Placement: The job placements at this college aren't great. Only about 1 in 10 students got placed. They don't have any internships. The highest salary some students got was 12 LPA, while the lowest was 2.3 LPA, and the average was 3 LPA. Also, none of the big companies come here to recruit.

Campus: The food for students living on campus is pretty good. When we signed up, they promised Wi-Fi for everyone, but we still don't have the password. Also, the labs need work - some computers don't even work, and they could use some upgrades.

Admission: The teachers in our department are all super qualified with Ph.D.s. They're really helpful and their teaching is top-notch. The curriculum is spot-on and gets us ready for the industry. Every few months, we get hands-on training from biomedical engineers who bring in equipment for us to learn about. Our semester exams are a breeze thanks to the teachers. They give us all the important stuff to focus on and guide us on how to study. With a bit of effort, you'll do great on the exams.

Placement: I'm a biomedical engineering student. I'm happy to say that all of us got placed after graduation. Most of us, around 80%, got jobs in hospitals. The rest went to companies like GE Healthcare. During our course, we all got internships at places like NIMHANS and Siemens. Some even got internships at RR Medical College, Fortis, and Apollo. The starting salary for a biomedical technician was 2.5 lakhs, while managers got up to 5 lakhs.

Campus: The college has good Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms. Starting from the 5th semester, we visit the hospital every week to see how doctors and biomedical engineers use equipment. The medical facilities are great being next to a hospital. But the food in the hostel isn't that good. Some students get sick often, and there are bugs in the food, especially in the girls' hostel. The boys' hostel has slightly better food. We have sports and games, but there's no coach. We have to manage on our own since there's only one coach for the whole college.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're super experienced and know how to help us prepare for exams. The semester exams are set by the VTU, our university. To pass, you need to score 6070% or higher. The teachers are always there to support us and make sure we're ready for the exams.

Placement: Around 60% of us from the computer science and engineering department got placed. The lowest salary was 2.7 LPA, and the highest was 6 LPA. Codeyoung and Cognizant were the top companies hiring us. Also, about half of us snagged internships in our final year.

Campus: The campus is nice with lots of greenery and big areas for sports. The classrooms are spacious, and there are 3 canteens on campus. The hostel and mess are okay, but they really help with sports and other activities.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff when it comes to engineering. They help us get ready for the industry with a curriculum that makes sense. You need at least 21 out of 60 to pass the semester exams, which is kind of tough. But overall, it's a good place to learn and grow.

Placement: A few of us got placed through college placement. The highest package was 8 LPA, the lowest was 2 LPA, and the average was 3.5 LPA. Companies like LG Soft, Alten, Motherson, IBM, and others hired students. The college didn't offer any internships. They offered roles like Developer, Engineering Trainee, Marketing Engineering, and more.

Campus: The faculty and facilities for our course are great. The college has Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The hostel is nice, and the food in the mess and canteen is okay. They also have medical services, sports, and games.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome at explaining things and helping us out with any questions we have. They suggest activities and share important topics for exams. It really gets us ready for the real world. The exams are tough, but if we put in the effort to study, they're not too bad.

Placement: I got offered a salary between 3 to 6 LPA after learning C language and Python. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, and Accenture came for recruitment. They were looking for students with over 60% marks. The roles offered were in system work, sales, and other areas. Companies came from places like Chennai and Mumbai too.

Campus: The college has awesome lab facilities, classrooms, and a library. They even have a special library just for our department. The canteen is clean, and the medical facilities are great. The Wi-Fi is reliable, and we even have a football ground on campus. Plus, there's a hospital nearby which is super convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. They teach well and the stuff we learn is useful. The exams in each semester are fair, not too hard or too easy. You need to get at least 35% to pass. Internal and external exams are separate, so you have to pass both.

Placement: I heard that last year 60% of students got placed, but this year it's up to 80%. For my biomedical course, IT companies come for campus interviews. I've seen companies like Capgemini, HCL, and Tech Mahindra visit. Every year, new companies show up too. The best offer I've heard of was 10.5 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi and well-equipped labs. The classrooms are nice and have projectors. The library is huge and even has a digital section. The canteen serves a variety of tasty food and is clean. The hostel mess is good too. Plus, there's a nearby hospital for medical help. Overall, it's a nice place with everything you need as a student.

Admission: Some teachers really knew their stuff and were super helpful. I'd rate them 10/10. But not all teachers were like that. The course material was good, but only the top teachers got us ready for the industry. Exams were tough. My GPA ended up being 8.7.

Placement: Half of us got jobs after the course, mostly in non-teaching jobs. The highest pay was 6 LPA in tech and 9 LPA in non-tech, while the lowest was 2.5 LPA. On average, we got 3.5 LPA. Cognizant hired some of us, but there weren't many top companies hiring. Half also landed internships at Cognizant, doing roles like software developer and BDA.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and libraries were decent. The washrooms were clean and improved. The mess food got better after some feedback. Only a few people cared about cleanliness. The canteen food wasn't great. Medical services were fine. Sports and games were enjoyable.

Admission: The department heads, teachers, and the principal are not very supportive of extracurricular activities. The VTU semester exams are really strict. Some teachers just read presentations they found online instead of teaching.

Placement: The placements here are not great. Only a few students actually get placed, and even then, they get low-paying jobs. Not many companies come for placements at our college, mostly just startups.

Campus: The labs are okay, not great. Wi-Fi is there, but it's a bit spotty. Hostel food is meh. Library is just okay. Canteen food is not the best, and it's not very clean. Classrooms are decent, though, and it's a good place for students to study.

Admission: The exams are fair. It's all about how much we study. The questions come from what we learn in class. Make sure to go through the model question paper and use the textbooks recommended on the VTU website. Good luck to everyone taking the exams!

Placement: Most students here get placed through placements, around 80%. The highest salary offered is 10 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. GE healthcare is the top recruiting company. Almost 70% of students land internships in manufacturing companies or hospitals. They work on things like product surveillance or as trainee engineers at GE healthcare.

Campus: The food at this college is awesome! The hostel is always clean, with rooms, corridors, and washrooms cleaned daily. The wardens are strict, which is good for girls' safety. If there are any issues with our rooms or the food, we can talk to the warden. We have water and electricity available all the time, 24/7.