Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College

Admission: The teachers at this college are pretty good. They're always there to help with any questions you have. They give a lot of tests before the final exam, which actually helps you understand the material better. It takes off some of the pressure during the big exam. Overall, the college is not bad at all.

Placement: The placements at college are pretty good. Some companies come every year, and others hire a lot of students at once. The best company is Infosys. They even offer training specifically for Infosys, which is better than other colleges in AKTU. Overall, the placements are alright.

Campus: The college campus is super pretty! The classrooms are clean and have smart boards. I love all the green spaces around campus. And it's huge one of the biggest AKTU colleges, covering 40 acres.

Admission: There are too many exams at this college like sectional test 1, sectional test 2, and pre-university test. The faculty is okay. I'm studying computer science but they don't let me use my laptop in class.

Placement: Most students got placed this year, around 78%. The highest package was 55.5 LPA, and the average salary was 5.35 LPA. The median package was 5.5 LPA. In 2024, we had over 1266 offers from 310 companies, which is pretty cool. But some of us had to find jobs off-campus.

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel, so can't say much about it, but the college's infrastructure is really nice. They're building a new one, and by 2025, they're putting ACs in the classrooms. The canteens are decent, not amazing but not bad either. You get medical cards and some free checkups at the hospital. Wi-Fi is only in a couple of buildings on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and are always ready to help with any questions you have, especially about school stuff. Some of them even give advice on personal or career stuff. The course doesn't fully prepare you for the job market, so you gotta work on your skills on your own. The college offers some support too. The semesters are kinda in the middle  not crazy hard but not a piece of cake either. The exams require detailed answers, and the passing rate is around 60-70%.

Placement: The placements at AKGEC are okay. You gotta work on your skills independently. It's kinda like high school where you have to take charge of your own learning. Most students do get placed, but the majority land jobs with salaries around 35 LPA. About 5060 students snag packages above 10 LPA. It really depends on how good you are at what you do.

Campus: The hostel is decent. The building is nice, and the labs work well. Food is hit or miss for different people. They only have double and triple rooms, no singles. There are rules like girls must be back by 6 PM and boys by 10 PM. You need parental permission to leave, then the guard lets you go.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're super helpful with both schoolwork and personal issues, although not every teacher is like that. Attendance is a big deal at this college  they actually give grades based on it. And most of the teachers have their Ph.D., which is pretty cool.

Placement: A lot of seniors in my field get jobs after college. The college doesn't share the highest and lowest salaries, but our tech group has all the details. On average, people get around 45 LPA. And over 100 students get more than 8 LPA. It really sets you up for a good career.

Campus: Facilities are okay here. We have AC, but there's only one ground for all sports. Wi-Fi is available everywhere, even in the hostel. The hostel facilities are just average, and the rules are pretty strict.

Admission: The curriculum chosen by the faculty isn't their fault. It's actually from the AKTU council. They are the ones responsible for this outdated syllabus that doesn't really help us in the engineering field. After graduation, many of us are struggling to find our place in the industry.

Placement: The placements are pretty good. If you join the college's placement and training cell, you'll likely land a job. The average salary is around 8 lakhs per annum. Most students, about 70%, get placed. But, don't expect big companies to show up only ones from Noida and Delhi.

Campus: The campus feels pretty dated because it still follows the AKTU counseling system. I think they're planning to update it soon. The staff here are really nice and always willing to help out. They even offer extra classes to help us prepare for exams. But I gotta be honest, the food at the hostel is not great. I'd suggest looking for a PG nearby instead of staying in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers were really experienced. A lot of them went to top colleges like IIT and NIT. We had 2 semesters each year with mid-term and end-term exams. The course was tough, but it helped us learn a lot.

Placement: Most students found jobs last year. Almost 90% of students got good jobs. Companies like Ashok Leyland, Vedanta, Reliance, Tata Steel, etc., came for recruiting. The highest-paying jobs were from Amazon, Cisco, and Mahindra. Students also got internships and other chances. The college has a huge alumni network worldwide. It's known for its great academic opportunities and support for students.

Campus: The college had great infrastructure and it was well-kept. The hostel was okay, with Wi-Fi available. We could use LAN too. The hostel mess food was not that great. They had strict rules about when we could come and go. The labs were awesome, with everything we needed. And every classroom had a smart board, which was cool.

Admission: The teachers here only teach what they know, and it's not always super helpful. They do their job, but don't go above and beyond to help students. The teaching is just okay. If you pay attention in class, you can get by, but if you don't, it's tough to understand. Personally, I haven't had a great experience with the curriculum so far. Most of the subjects feel pointless to me. The semester exams aren't too tough, but passing is tricky because of the grading. The pass rate is around 50%, counting both internal and external assessments.

Placement: Around 70% of students in my course land placements. The highest salary is about 40 LPA, the lowest is 3 LPA, and the average is between 6 to 7 LPA. Many students also get internships at places like Wipro and Accenture. The popular job roles are SDE, Data Analyst, and Network Engineer.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is missing, but the labs are great. The classrooms get too hot in summer, but they're being renovated. The library is awesome here. Hostels are nice, but the food isn't that great. Medical facilities are covered by the college's insurance. We have sports, but they're not a big deal. We do have a fun sports event every year.

Admission: The faculty here are really good. Some of the senior teachers are GATE qualified and have a Ph.D. They teach well and are friendly. Students get to go on industry visits, and the college has good industry connections. About 95% of students pass their semester exams.

Placement: Around 70% of students usually get placed, with the highest package being 55 LPA, and the lowest 3 LPA. The average package is around 6 LPA. The top companies that recruit here are Infosys and TCS. About half of the students get internships too. The popular roles are in development, machine learning, web development, and ML.

Campus: The campus has nice facilities and lots of greenery around. The water purifiers are well taken care of. The washrooms are clean, and the classrooms have AC and Wi-Fi. Even the seminar hall and labs have Wi-Fi too. There's a separate hostel for all-year students, and a girls' hostel as well. The overall infrastructure is good. The food changes all the time, and they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner three times a day.

Admission: The teachers and courses at this college are great. They really support you and help you out a lot. There are three exams every semester, including two tests during the semester and one before finals. It might seem like a lot, but it helps you get ready for the big university exams. Just remember, the AKTU exams can be a bit unpredictable, so be prepared for anything.

Placement: The placement scene this year was pretty good. Around 90% of students got placed, but the average package was 4 LPA. Especially in CS/IT, the placements were decent. Big companies like Amazon, Walmart, TCS, and Wipro came for recruitment. The highest package offered was around 34 LPA. The college has a helpful training and placement cell that provides good internship and job opportunities.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty average. The labs and classrooms are not fancy, but they're alright. The labs have Wi-Fi and AC, and this year, all the classrooms have AC too. We've got a central library that's fully AC and has a cozy seating area. The hostel doesn't have AC, and the food in the mess is decent. It can get really hot in the summer, so be prepared to get a cooler and pay the electricity bill for it.

Admission: The tests and exams happen often and are at a decent level. The semester exams are usually easy to moderate, but sometimes they can be pretty tough. The way they grade the papers is a bit mysterious though. It's weird how sometimes people get super high or super low marks without any clear reason.

Placement: The placement scene here is pretty decent. The highest salary can go up to 35 LPA, while the lowest is around 3 LPA. On average, students are getting around 5 LPA. Companies like Accenture, TCS, and more come for recruitment. There are internships available at places like Schneider Electric, Veersa, and Aviotron Aerospace. They offer roles in sales and core areas. Quite a few students have landed good packages, which is great to see.

Campus: The classes and hostels are great at AKGEC. They have awesome sports facilities with everything from table tennis to basketball. We have regular tournaments and all sports are available. The university sports meet happens every year, and AKGEC is always the champion. Love it here!