Adani Institute of Infrastructure Engineering

Admission: The teachers at AIIE know their stuff from both school and real-world jobs. They focus on practical research and connecting with industry. Besides our regular teachers, we also learn from big shots in the infrastructure field. They take us to important projects and show us the real deal on site visits. It's a great way to learn and get practical experience.

Placement: I really like how Adani Institute of Infrastructure Engineering helps students find good job opportunities. They focus on matching students with the right companies based on their skills and abilities. The training center and placement cell do a great job at providing training and career guidance. They organize seminars, guest lectures, and industrial tours to give us a glimpse of the corporate world. It's awesome that they help us understand what companies expect from us. I feel confident that I'll find a great job after I graduate from here.

Campus: This college in India is really cool because it focuses on infrastructure and is backed by a big infrastructure company. They have a different kind of curriculum and offer internships. The library is awesome and open all day. The teachers are experienced and have worked in the industry. They take us on trips to see real infrastructure projects. The classrooms are nice and there are cool labs and workshops too. I like it here!

Admission: Our group had the GTU Curriculum until our batch, but starting this year, Adani University is creating its own curriculum for new students. I believe it will be really up-to-date because they've hired new faculty members for this. All the teachers are smart and know their stuff.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is alright. It's getting better each year. People from here get jobs as software engineers at places like IQM. Last year, the highest salary was 13 lakhs per year, and the average was around 5-6 lakhs per year.

Campus: The campus is small but has everything we need - Canteen, 2 Libraries, Wi-Fi, badminton court, table tennis, carrom boards, and more. I think they pretty much have all the facilities here. The only thing missing is a Hostel.

Admission: The professors here mostly come from IIT and many of them have Masters or Ph.D. degrees. They know their stuff really well. The course is based on GTU curriculum, which is a bit outdated. But if you put in some effort to improve your skills, you'll be prepared for the industry. The exams are not too hard, they're at a moderate level.

Placement: We only have 1 year for placements, but some of our seniors already got jobs. The highest pay so far this year is 7.5 LPA, with an average of 6 to 6.5 LPA. Companies like Adani, Byjus, and others come for recruitment. Everyone usually gets an internship, either at a company or a startup, depending on their skills.

Campus: The college doesn't have its own hostel, but they can help students find one nearby. There are two libraries on campus. The classrooms are cool with AC and can fit around 60-70 students. There are about 5-6 ICT labs, all with Windows OS.

Admission: The teachers at this college are top-notch. They've got a lot of experience and Ph.D. degrees from famous colleges. They really know their stuff and are always there to help. The passing rate is around 50%, and the exams are fair.

Placement: The university helps almost all students find good jobs in companies like TCS and Wipro. They make sure everyone gets placed. The highest package offered is 22 LPA, while most students get around 6 to 7 LPA. Even the lowest package is about 3 LPA.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like the library, classrooms, badminton court, table tennis, canteen, garden, and basketball court. But the canteen is a bit small and Wi-Fi doesn't reach everywhere. The classrooms are always clean though!

Admission: The faculty at our college is super helpful. They explain things multiple times, and if you're still confused, you can message them on WhatsApp or email. Each semester, we usually have two exams: a class test and a mid-term. And at the end of the semester, there's also a viva.

Placement: I'm studying information and communication technology since 2019. In my batch, 70 out of 120 students got placed in cool companies like Oracle, TCS, Adani Gas, Adani Power Plant, Byjus, and Wipro. The remaining students are either planning to study more in India or thinking about going abroad. I really appreciate the hard work of our college's placement team.

Campus: Our college doesn't have any hostels yet. But we have a good library, canteen, labs, and auditorium. The canteen is big, can fit 200 students, and the food is affordable. It's clean and neat too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They each have their own cool style of teaching. The curriculum sets us up well for the real world. The exams aren't too tough either, so it's all good.

Placement: The job placements are pretty good here. Around 80% of students get placed through campus interviews. The highest salary offered is about 8 lakhs per year, and the average is 5 lakhs. Students get roles like brand manager, digital marketing analyst, and relationship manager. Companies like Asian Paints, Odoo, Axis Bank, and ICICI Prudential come to hire students. Almost everyone gets an internship, with companies such as State Bank of India and Adani Wilmar.

Campus: The facilities here are great. The classrooms are cool with AC and have smart boards and projectors. Wi-Fi is good too. There's a computer lab for us to use. The library, SLIMS, has lots of books and a nice reading area. Food is good, but no hostel yet. They have a health center on campus with first aid. We can play indoor games, but no college ground. Sports events are held with other colleges.

Admission: The teachers are really good here. The courses make sense and are well-organized. Each semester, we have four exams - T1, T2, T3, and T4. For the top students, experts from outside come to check our projects. The semester exams aren't too hard, so getting an 8 CGPA is quite doable.

Placement: I really like how this college offers a lot of different programs in engineering, management, computer science, and more. They focus on hands-on learning, working with companies, and giving students international experiences. About 90% of students get jobs after they graduate. But, big companies don't hire here. Most grads get an average package of 4 LPA.

Campus: The college has all the tech stuff like projectors, Wi-Fi, and audio-visual gear for classes. They've got labs for engineering, pharmacy, and biotech. The library has tons of books. The auditorium isn't the best, though. And outside, there's a basketball court, cricket ground, and table tennis.

Admission: The college used to be under GTU but now it's Adani University. They changed the syllabus too. But I can talk about the teachers. They're really helpful and smart. A lot of them have Ph.Ds.

Placement: The placements are getting better every year. Our college is new, so not all companies visit campus yet. However, some seniors have landed great jobs, which is awesome for us. The college is really working hard to improve placements.

Campus: Our campus is small but has a lot of sports facilities like badminton, table tennis, volleyball, football, and cricket. The canteen is great too. We have a lot going on because we celebrate many festivals together. It's a fun place to be!

Admission: The main teachers here have tons of experience. They're great at teaching and really help us understand the basics. However, some of the guest teachers aren't as good. They handle our minor subjects. The curriculum is decent overall.

Placement: A lot of seniors have already landed jobs, but they're realizing they don't have much to put on their resumes. Some are working on projects and getting certificates. Others are pursuing master's degrees at private colleges because our college doesn't have placement opportunities or a master's program.

Campus: The classrooms are okay, but the branches are nice and cozy. The Wi-Fi is pretty slow, and there's no hostel on campus. The lab isn't great either. The campus is small with poor parking. There's no canteen, which is a bummer. They don't give us info about lectures beforehand. Not many events happen here. Management is pretty bad.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing. They all have Ph.D.s and know a lot about what they teach. They're really helpful and go out of their way to help you, even if it's not part of the regular class. They also help you find jobs, connect you with people you might need to know (like experts or professors from other schools). They're always willing to share as much knowledge as they can.

Placement: Placements here are pretty good, not amazing but not bad either. The average salary in on-campus placements is around 5-6 lakhs per year. The highest salary this year was 12 lakhs per year. The top students usually go for off-campus placements because they can get a better salary that way. Even if you don't do well in your first two years of B.Tech, if you work hard in your last year, you can still get a decent on-campus placement. On average, about 80% of students get placed, 10% go for off-campus placements (usually toppers), and 7-8% choose to study abroad or continue their studies. Only a small percentage of students (1-3%) don't get placements, usually because of poor communication skills. I recommend working on those skills from the start. This year, IQM hired the most students from our university. They offer roles like Web Developer, Data Analyst, App Developer, and Software Developer.

Campus: The school has pretty good facilities. The classrooms are spacious, and they all have AC which is nice. The labs are decent, and the library has lots of books. The wifi in the library is slow, but it's okay in other places. The food in the canteen is tasty and clean. The campus is a bit small, wish it was bigger. I don't stay in the hostel because I live in the city and just commute. But my friends who live in the hostel say it's awesome. Their rooms are well-ventilated, have AC, and are well-maintained. The hostel fees are around 90000 rupees per year.