Aditya Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. Most of them know their stuff, but there are a few who could be better. The semester exam is not too tough, as long as you study. Luckily, most students manage to pass it. The course content comes from BTE, so it's pretty solid.

Placement: The college's placement scene isn't great. Only a couple of companies showed up during my batch, offering low packages. I wouldn't recommend this college if you're looking for good placement opportunities.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty bad. There's no wifi for students, and only two washrooms that aren't great. On the bright side, the classrooms are clean, and the labs are well-equipped. But the library isn't open all the time.

Admission: The teachers weren't very knowledgeable. They were just in it for the money and didn't care about helping students with their problems. They were pretty selfish and didn't want to work with us at all.

Placement: The placements for our course were limited. The college brings in a lot of small companies that ask for fees. They don't really teach much, but you do get a certificate at the end.

Campus: The college walls were kinda cracked and the paint job wasn't great. We didn't have a hostel, so lots of students rented rooms nearby. The campus didn't have Wi-Fi, which was a bummer. The lab didn't have the best equipment, and the computers were pretty old.

Admission: The teachers at college are really great. They help us solve problems, teach our classes regularly, and even hold extra classes on weekends. They always support us in thinking about our future and give us guidance for further studies.

Placement: The college doesn't have many placements, but they do offer internships at startups and companies. Some students opt for higher studies instead. The average package is around $10,000 per month. Unfortunately, the college doesn't have a placement cell to help students with internships or jobs.

Campus: The infrastructure at the college is pretty bad. There are only 10 classrooms and 20 labs, but no library or Wi-Fi for students to use. The classrooms are dusty and not cleaned regularly, so they smell bad. During the rainy season, the college gets flooded with water.

Admission: The teachers in my batch are super supportive. They always help us with any problems we have and give great guidance to everyone. The semester exams can be tough sometimes, but not always. The grading is pretty tough too.

Placement: The college helps students get jobs after they graduate. About half of the students in my batch found jobs, mostly in tech companies. They usually hire people for jobs like software developers and web developers. Some students also got roles in management.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't the best. They don't have hostels for students, and the labs are not up to par. They do try their best, but the environment and labs are not great. Another thing is there's no canteen on campus, so students have to bring their own food from outside.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and know a lot. They give notes and support both online and offline. The semester exams are pretty easy, with a pass rate of 95%. Your success mostly depends on how much you study.

Placement: The college's placement record is really disappointing. Only a few companies visit for placements, and the job offers they give are below average. They even offer call center jobs to Diploma students, which isn't suitable. The placement rate for students is only 1%. It's not great.

Campus: The college has good facilities and infrastructure. However, there's no Wi-Fi for students. The lab is clean and has all the tools we need. But the library is only open for teachers, not us students.

Admission: Some teachers here really know their stuff and are pretty cool. But, yeah, there are a few teachers who aren't that great. The course content is alright, and if you stick to the syllabus, you can score well. Just keep in mind that they don't help with placements. The semester exams are not too hard, especially if you do well in the internal assessments. If you manage to score 50 out of 40 in the internals, you'll only need 20 marks in the finals to pass. However, getting over 40 in the internals is tough for some students.

Placement: I did my internship at BSES Yamuna Power Limited without any specific requirements. It's part of the last year of the course. Many students in the ECE branch got placed, but in the IT Department, only 1 or 2 students found jobs after finishing their Diploma. I'm now studying for my B.E in ECE after preparing for the IPU lateral entry.

Campus: This college doesn't have a hostel, but there is a library. The Wi-Fi is only for teachers, and there's no mess or canteen. Unfortunately, there are no sports or games available, and the college doesn't have a sports area. There's no parking either, so I wouldn't recommend enrolling here unless it's your last choice.

Admission: The college staff are really helpful. They encourage us to go to class every day and even hold extra classes on weekends to catch up. Plus, we have weekly tests to keep up with the syllabus. They're always there to support us with our studies and even organize daily lab sessions.

Placement: Most students here aim for higher studies, so there are not many placements available. Some students do get placed in government firms like DRDO or smaller companies. The highest salary offered is around Rs. 8000 per month. The college helps arrange internships with companies like Tech Access and others.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, but there are PGs close by. The classrooms are not great there are 10 of them and they're in bad shape. The desks are dirty too. When it rains, water drips from the ceiling and there are bad smells in the classrooms.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They've got a lot of experience and many of them are from top engineering schools like IITs and NITs. Our college is autonomous, so the lab sessions are top-notch. It helps us students learn practical stuff better.

Placement: Most students, around 75 to 80%, got placed, which is cool. The highest salary offered is 1.2 crores per year, lowest is 6 LPA, and average is 11 LPA, not bad at all. The top companies that hire from our college are Railways, Indian Army, GAIL, ONGC, DRDO, BHEL, NTPC, and Public Works Departments. Placements are mainly for software students, and mostly by startup companies.

Campus: Our college is awesome because we have Wi-Fi, digital library, and air-conditioned rooms. I don't stay on campus, but there's a first-aid room with a nurse always there. The teaching is top-notch, and the campus is super friendly with no ragging. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at Aditya Institute of Technology are really smart, with M.Tech and Ph.D. degrees. They teach really well. The college has 4 Diploma courses in CE (computer engineering), IT (information technology), ECE (electronic and communication technology), MLT (medical lab technician) and more.

Placement: In my course, about 10% of students found jobs. The top salary is 2.4 LPA, the average is 1.8 LPA, and the lowest is 1.2 LPA. About half of the students landed internships at Tech Access Pvt. Ltd.

Campus: The campus is tiny and there's no Wi-Fi. The labs and classrooms are not good. There are no sports or games facilities, and no hostels either. Plus, there's no canteen or medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers here mostly have M.Tech qualifications and know their stuff really well. They not only teach us but also help us prepare for interviews and exams. However, the syllabus feels outdated and doesn't cover the latest tech. The sessional exams are okay, but the board exams can be tough.

Placement: Most students here aim for further studies, while others land jobs with an average salary of 1 LPA. The college offers courses like electronic and communication engineering, medical laboratory technology, computer engineering, and information technology and services management.

Campus: The instruments are really old and some don't even work. The labs need a good whitewash. The blackboards in classrooms are all broken and low quality. We don't have a library to study in or a playground for sports practice. We also don't have a canteen or hostel on campus.