Adwaita Mission Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're always ready to help. Each department has around 4-5 assistant professors and a head of department. Classes happen regularly, and they cover all the course material on schedule. Plus, they even have extra classes to help us understand better if we're confused.

Placement: Only about a third of mechanical students get jobs after graduation. But the college is working on improving placement chances. Since it's new, not many students get placed yet. There's a placement cell and a development wing to help students find jobs.

Campus: The campus is really nice and well-kept. It's super green and covers a huge area of 132 acres. They have separate hostels for guys and girls, which is cool. Plus, there's a cafeteria and a mess for food. It's a great place to spend your B.Tech years. Each branch has its own lab, and they're stocked with all the tools and machines you need. Overall, it's a beautiful spot to study and hang out.

Admission: We only had eight students in our electrical trade batch, which was pretty small. There were around 150 students and 30 teachers in total. The teachers here are really good at teaching and they all have technical degrees. In our batch, all the electrical engineering students got training at NTPC, power grid, and other places.

Placement: My college was set up in 2013. The first batch already graduated, so we're the second batch. Our seniors didn't have any placements from college, but lots of students still found jobs. One student from Civil Engineering got a job in Delhi for 2.4 Lacs. A few students from Computer Science got jobs in Bangalore, and Mechanical Engineering students also got hired. Some Civil Engineering students even landed internships at IIT Kharagpur.

Campus: The labs, classrooms, and library here are pretty good. There's a big space for sports and games, which is cool. They have a medical facility on campus too. The Wi-Fi is there, but it's not really working well. The labs have all the stuff we need, and the library has lots of books by foreign and Indian writers.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very good. None of them are GATE qualified. They only hire graduates from B.Tech. The teaching is bad, but the course material is helpful. We have to study a lot on our own to do well in exams.

Placement: The job opportunities for my senior batch are really bad. No one from our batch got a job offer from the college. Companies don't come here to hire students. So, I can't tell you about the highest or lowest salary packages. The placement cell here is not helpful at all. Sometimes they arrange internships at places like NHAI, NTPC, but they don't pay any stipend for the internship.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, which is a bummer. They don't have medical or sports facilities either. The campus is way out in the countryside, so it's pretty far from the city. The labs are not great the equipment doesn't work well. The food in the cafeteria is really bad. And in the hostel, everyone hangs out together in one big hall.