Alamuri Ratnamala Institute of Engineering and Technology

Admission: I noticed that the teachers here really care about us students. They're super supportive. The course we study is spot-on for getting us ready for work. But just a heads up, the exams from Mumbai University are tough. You need to aim for around a 35% to pass.

Placement: Around 30 students from the Diploma program and 20-25 students from the degree program got jobs on campus. The highest salary offered was 9 LPA, with most students getting around 3-4 LPA. Big companies like Infosys, TCS, and Quickspiders come to our college for hiring. About 20-30% of students also got internships. The most popular jobs are for IT engineers and web developers.

Campus: I really like the college because they have cool stuff like projectors, digital boards, and free Wi-Fi. The library has all the books we need for our classes, and we don't have to pay for them. Also, the canteen has yummy food that we can eat.

Admission: The teachers in my civil engineering program were super helpful. Our syllabus was huge and we didn't have much time each semester, but the teachers always supported us. They didn't just teach us from books; we also got to visit sites once a week. This hands-on experience really prepared us for work in the industry.

Placement: Almost 80% of students got placed in my college because of their skills and performance. The highest salary was 7.7 LPA, while the lowest was 4.6 LPA. The top companies for civil engineering students were Eagle Infrastructure, Larsen and Toubro (L&T), Lodha Shapoorji Palonjiwala, and Eshan Developers. I got a job as a civil site engineer at Eshan Developers.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with good labs and each classroom has AC and Smart boards. The hostels are like apartments with 1-bedroom flats for 4 students in each room. The food in the mess is tasty, and the mess owner is really friendly.

Admission: The teaching staff is just okay, not super helpful. Some teachers are good, but overall the quality is not great. Your success really depends on how you study, not so much on the teachers. They don't have much industry knowledge. If you want to pass, it's all up to you.

Placement: No one got placed in 2023. The college mostly offers sales jobs, not internships. They promise to bring companies but nothing happens. Students end up finding jobs off-campus. Companies don't visit the college.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is just for computers, but you can use it. The computers in the lab are in bad shape, some don't work well. The classroom is okay, and the library is nice. There's no hostel on campus, but the canteen serves good food. They do have some sports equipment available.

Admission: Some teachers aren't helpful with their attitudes. They don't really support us in learning. Students aren't well-prepared for the job market. We need better guidance to land good jobs in the future.

Placement: The college could improve its placements. They should give more support to students looking for jobs. Some students need more help from the faculty to get hired by companies.

Campus: The college needs to improve its infrastructure. There's no Wi-Fi on campus. We students really need hands-on experience to understand our courses better. That way, we can do well in our exams.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty nice, but exams can be tough. They may not be super qualified, but they explain things well in our language, not just English. You can ask them anything whenever you need help.

Placement: ARMIET is in a rural area, so it's tough to find a job here. Big companies don't come for placements, so it's a bit hard to get placed. But you can still learn a lot and improve your skills here. Even though placements aren't great, I still like this college.

Campus: The college campus is pretty big with good facilities, but there isn't a hostel. You'll have to find a PG nearby. The workshops are great for mechanical and civil students. The mess serves good food. The building is around 4 floors high and offers a lot of opportunities for hands-on learning.

Admission: The faculty here is really bad. They're unprofessional and don't know how to teach. During lockdown, they just showed us YouTube videos instead of teaching us. Exams are okay, but they bug you if you have even a small pending fee, like Rs.1000. It's annoying when they bother you during exams for that.

Placement: Not many students got jobs through the college. Most found jobs on their own, not with the college's help. The internships offered weren't great. No one from my batch got placed. There's a placement cell, but they're not very helpful.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but the load shedding is a big issue. They said they'd use smart boards, but that never happened. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus, so students have to stay in a building a few kilometers away.

Admission: The teaching here is okay. I learned a lot. Most students pass with an 80-90% rate.

Placement: Most students here get job offers that pay around 3 to 4 lakh per year. Big companies like JSW and TCS visit the campus for placements. Everyone gets a job from these companies.

Campus: Our college has everything we need - Wi-Fi, computer labs, a big library, canteen, auditorium, and classrooms. It's all here!

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful! They don't mind giving extra classes if you're confused. Exams can be tough, but if you study regularly, they're not too bad. You just need 40% to pass. The teaching is top-notch!

Placement: Almost all students in our college get a job after graduation, with some earning up to 6 LPA and others starting at 3 LPA. Big companies like Wipro and Accenture come to hire students. About half of us also get internships. The pay is pretty good, and there are cool extracurricular tech programs too.

Campus: The campus is great for sports, and you can connect to Wi-Fi everywhere. The canteen serves clean food, and there's a medical center on campus. Labs are available for all subjects, and there's a nearby hostel that's super clean and well-managed.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They care about students and are always there to help out. The classes are interesting and up-to-date. Exams are fair and cover a lot of different subjects. It's a great place to learn and grow!

Placement: Most students in our course end up getting jobs. I'd say around half to sixty percent of students get placed. Companies like Qspider and Hexaware come to our campus for placements. The highest salary offered is 6 lakhs per annum. The average salary is around 3.5 lakhs per annum. They offer roles like web developers and system engineers to students.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and new buildings. Classrooms have cool stuff like smart boards and fast internet. The food in the mess is really good. They keep things super clean, especially in the kitchen.

Admission: The teachers here are just okay, not super great. They know their stuff, but they're not too helpful. The teaching quality is not the best, in my opinion. The exams are set by Mumbai University and they can be pretty tough. I'd say they're an 8 on the difficulty scale. Not many students pass here, maybe around 60% in my batch.

Placement: I'm a bit confused about the placement process here. I see posters about students getting jobs, but I'm in my 3rd year and not sure how it works. I hear from seniors that the placements at this college aren't great.

Campus: Our college has a library, a reading room, and a canteen. The Wi-Fi is available throughout the campus, but it's pretty slow. The other facilities are not well-maintained either. Just a heads up, there's no hostel at the college, so you'll have to find accommodation elsewhere.