Aditya College of Architecture

Admission: The professors at our college are young but really know their stuff. The only downside is they keep leaving after just a few months because the trustee doesn't pay them enough. It's a shame because they are great teachers. Their pay is often late too, which is frustrating.

Placement: Finding a job after graduating from this college can be tough because there are no placements. We have to look for internships and jobs by ourselves. Especially in the architecture department, there are no placements available, so we have to find them independently.

Campus: The academic building feels more like a hospital or office building than a college. It's lacking that artsy vibe with no workshop spaces or cool walls. Everything is just white walls everywhere. There's no open areas to do workshops either.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They are always there to help and the nursing tutor is really good too. The student to faculty ratio is 10:1, which is great. Overall, it's definitely one of the best colleges out there.

Placement: Around 19 out of 30 students in my batch got placed at the college's placement camp. The college did a great job organizing the camp. Private hospitals offered good salary packages and some students even got placed without going through campus placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really nice. They have a library, labs, eight classrooms, and a sports ground. The library has a lot of nursing books and even fun stuff like comics. Everything for sports is in good shape too. It's pretty cool.

Admission: The faculty here are super helpful and always there when you need them. They give really good guidance. The lectures are interesting and you can tell they put in a lot of effort. In design studios, it's usually 1 teacher for every 10 students, and for regular lectures, it's around 1 teacher for every 40 students.

Placement: The placements have begun this year, and I'm excited to see how it goes. I've heard that past students had great experiences with good firms and exposure. The faculty and students are working together to make it happen this year too. Can't wait to see how it all turns out!

Campus: The architecture department at this college has great studios and lecture halls. Each department has its own floor in the building, which helps keep things organized. Plus, there's a canteen, library, and medical facilities on campus too. It's all set up really well for students.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and make sure to answer our questions fast. They stick to the course but also encourage us to think creatively. It's easy to reach them whenever we have doubts. The lessons are designed to prepare us well for our future careers, and they use various teaching styles to keep things interesting.

Placement: The job opportunities were great for seniors, and they helped us start applying early with workshops. Almost everyone in our batch got placed in companies. The experience of learning felt more like being in a real job than being in a classroom.

Campus: The campus has great facilities. The library has lots of good books. The classrooms are cool and cozy. The canteen is big and comfy. The drafting boards are easy to work on. The only problem is not enough plug points in the studios. Lecture Halls are also nice.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and they make sure every student understands everything. They pay attention to us and the class sizes are just right. The courses here are awesome, especially for design and related subjects.

Placement: The architecture course doesn't usually have placements, but our college's good reputation helps students land jobs. Lots of students get internship chances, which is great. It can be tough to find architecture internships, but they're really important.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really great. The classrooms are big and have AC. The library is super equipped and you can easily access it with modern software. There's also an E-library option. The canteen is nice and has AC too. The food is awesome and they even have coffee machines there.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. Each subject has 2-4 teachers to help us learn. They know their stuff and teach in a way that's different from other colleges. During exams, they're strict with the rules. There are always at least 2 teachers watching us in the exam hall.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students here land good jobs from big companies. Many even go abroad for work. But finding internships is tough only a handful of students get them through the college.

Campus: The infrastructure at Aditya College is really good overall. The only thing missing is a playground and Gymkhana. If they had those, the facilities would be top-notch. But overall, studying here is great and I don't think any students have problems with it.

Admission: The teachers here are really great and know their stuff. They explain things well and make sure we get it by doing exercises together. We even have guest speakers sometimes, which is cool. They also have workshops on different topics which I find interesting. Plus, the teachers are always around after class to help us out with any questions we have.

Placement: The college does a great job of helping students land placements and internships after graduation. This year, they set up a placement cell specifically for 4th-year internships. Some students and teachers work closely with popular companies to make it happen.

Campus: The campus is really clean and everything looks well-kept. The drafting tables in the studios are top-notch, and the lecture halls are nice too. It's cool that the studios have air-conditioning. The only downside is that the lecture halls and canteen can get a bit crowded. But overall, there are plenty of spaces to chill around the atrium and the library has lots of books for all the courses.

Admission: The professors here are well-qualified, but the way they teach is getting worse over time. They just keep sharing PowerPoint slides. We really need more hands-on workshops and classes, especially for architecture. It's important to get real experience while we're still in college. The student-to-faculty ratio is around 1:8, which is pretty good. I think the course curriculum should be more flexible and easier to follow.

Placement: Most architecture colleges don't help much with finding jobs. When it comes to internships, students usually have to reach out themselves. The pay can range from 3k to 10k. Only 5% of my class actually got a job through the college. It's a bummer that there's no proper placement cell here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really good. They have all the facilities for students in every department. The classrooms are nice and airy. The food options are good too. There's no hostel on campus, but most students are from Mumbai. Those from far away have to find a PG to stay in.