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Admission: The teachers here only cover 3 out of the 5 units in a subject. You gotta figure out the other 2 on your own. And if you ask for help, they ignore you or even insult you. Plus, they keep asking for money for every little thing.

Placement: The placement scene is pretty disappointing. Only a few low-level companies show up for recruitment, offering really low packages. It's all just for show. They hype up the placement opportunities, but once you're in, they pretty much ignore you. The facilities are just okay, nothing special.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just alright, not the best. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for us students. Also, they're strict about not letting us hang out or eat in the canteen during free time. If they catch you outside class, they'll hit you with a fine. The hostel situation is pretty bad too. The food is decent, but not very healthy.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're always there to help with projects. The quality of teaching is great too. The course is spot on and gets us ready for the real world. They teach us what we need to know for our field and even throw in some extra info to help us out.

Placement: Most students in MBA got placed, with salaries ranging from 120000 to 500000. Popular recruiters were Wipro, telecom, justdial, and infosys. Next year, some of us will do internships before landing jobs. I'm excited for my MBA journey and looking forward to opportunities like Bl agro.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi available everywhere. The food quality is good, and the classrooms are fine. The library has a good collection of books related to our subjects. The computer lab is also great for learning various courses like MS Office.

Admission: The teachers here have Master's degrees and they are really helpful. They give us good guidance. The semester exams are pretty challenging. They make sure we're ready for university exams by setting the passing grade at 40%. The university exams are on a whole other level, so it's good prep.

Placement: Most students get placed in good companies here. The salaries vary - some get 4.5 LPA, while others get 1.5 LPA. Companies like Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, and TCS visit campus. Lots of students do internships at Tech Mahindra and Infosys. They offer roles like HR, mechanical engineer, project manager, and sales executive.

Campus: The campus has pretty good facilities and infrastructure. There's some Wi-Fi around. They've got digital classrooms, 5 labs, and 3 libraries. The hostel is decent, and the food is tasty. Medical help is good too. They organize sports events every month.

Admission: The teachers at S.R.M.S. College don't have Ph.D. degrees. They only have Bachelor degrees in education-related fields. The exams happen at the college. The teachers lack practical teaching experience and don't know much about their own professions.

Placement: I'm in a batch of 11 students. The college doesn't have any job placements. In the Computer Science branch of Bachelor of Technology, there are only seven of us. And in the Mechanical branch, there's just one student. We're in our 4th year, and only two branches are done so far.

Campus: There weren't any sports events while I was studying. The faculty only teaches Bachelor of Technology students. We didn't have practicals or discussions, just writing notes in class. No faculty from other branches taught us.