Anant National University

Admission: The course covers theory, design, practical work, and workshops. It really opens up our minds to architecture and design, especially focusing on sustainable design, energy efficiency, urban planning, housing, and heritage conservation. The faculty is top-notch  each teacher is a master in their subject. They are all really helpful and communicate well with us students.

Placement: In architecture, there aren't any placements. But don't worry, our college really helps us build our portfolios. And in architecture, your portfolio is super important for getting a job. They give us great advice, set up workshops for portfolio building, and recommend good firms.

Campus: In our college, we have three programs: architecture design, interior design, and urban planning. Each program has its own block with computer labs, classrooms, and projector rooms. The library is stocked with useful books, and the computer lab has internet and wifi working fine. There's a separate section for games and other activities, plus a multipurpose hall. The canteen is okay, but the food is average and a bit pricey.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and the curriculum is easy to follow. It covers everything you need to know for a successful career in Architecture. Plus, there are good internship opportunities for students.

Placement: Most students here get good jobs after graduation. A lot of them become junior architects. Some also choose to do a Masters. The college has many connections with companies, which is great for finding internships or jobs.

Campus: The hostel is new and the college building is still being developed. They offer free Wi-Fi for up to two devices and there are computers available for software and browsing the internet.

Admission: The professors come from different countries and have experience from top colleges like CEPT, NID, and NIFT. The curriculum prepares you well for the industry. Exams are manageable if you stay focused on your work. Just give it your all and you'll do great.

Placement: I'm a 2nd-year student in the space design program. I've been at this college for almost 1.5 years now. The design focus here is unique, and you learn things you won't find anywhere else. The faculty is all about design, and it's cool to meet students from all over the country. When it comes to placements and internships, we've got connections with great companies like the Piramal group. Just go for it!

Campus: The college has a simple and decent infrastructure. They have everything you need like computer labs, libraries, and even laser cutting machines in the maker's space. The hostel rooms look nice inside and the food is pretty good compared to other colleges.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really care about us and work hard to help us understand. The teaching is top-notch and matches our level of learning. To pass, you need at least 60%. Love it here!

Placement: I really think there are lots of job opportunities in the field of climate change. If you're into helping the environment, this is a cool chance. Villars Institute, labs in Paris, and MIT are top places where students can intern.

Campus: I love the library here! There are so many books, and they even have some just for our classes. The Wi-Fi is great too, and we each get our own password. The classrooms are really nice, and the food in the canteen is always fresh and tasty.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really help us understand everything and answer all our questions. They're all experienced designers, so we get a good idea of what it's like to work in design. The course covers everything we need to know to be ready for the industry. The exams are tough, with only 35% passing. Instead of regular exams, we have juries where we show our work to the faculty and get graded. It's a great way to learn!

Placement: Around 80% of students in my course end up getting placed, which is pretty good. The salary packages range from 4 LPA to 12 LPA, with companies like Samsung, Google, and Microsoft coming in for recruitment. Internship opportunities are also quite high, with about 60-85% of students getting them. The popular job roles after graduation are Product Designer and Graphic Designer. Overall, it's a great course for landing a good job after college.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super reliable for screen work. The library is a peaceful spot, and the classrooms feel nice and fresh. The hostel is great with comfy rooms, cool air conditioning, clean bathrooms, and good water. They've got medical help around the clock with certified doctors and nurses, even female staff. They organize sports events every year to get everyone involved. And the food they serve is really healthy, with lots of fiber and a good balance of nutrients.

Admission: The teachers here all work in the industry, which is cool because they know what's up. It would be even better if we had more teachers or guest speakers, though. But they make up for it with guest lectures and seminars, so that's a plus.

Placement: The placement system is still new at our university. It just became a national university, so the first group will have placements this year. But for internships, it's good. Many students find jobs easily.

Campus: I really liked the older hostels, they're awesome! The new ones on campus are a tad small though. But hey, the facilities in the new hostels are open all the time. We've got Wi-Fi, it's a bit slow but gets the job done. Plus, there's a gym and they serve food during mealtimes. And guess what? There's a sports arena in the new hostels too, open for ANU students to use during the day.

Admission: I really like the faculty at Anant National University. They are super supportive and know their stuff, especially in design and architecture. The professors have worked in the industry, so they bring real-life experiences to the classes, which makes learning interesting. They focus on hands-on learning, problem-solving, and giving personal guidance, which helps us gain confidence and practical skills we can use in the real world. The teachers are friendly and always ready to help with any questions we have, whether it's about academics or personal stuff. The courses are designed to match what the industry needs, which is cool. They mix basic and specialized knowledge and have us work on real projects to encourage us to think creatively and tackle tough problems. This means we're ready for the job market when we graduate. Our exams are based on projects and presentations, so we have to show what we've learned in a practical way. It's tough but it helps us understand things better and show off our skills beyond just writing tests. I think this approach is great because it prepares us for what we'll actually face when we start working.

Placement: I went to Anant National University in Ahmedabad for my M.Des course. I saw about 3 students got jobs in top companies. The average salary was around INR 6.8 LPA, and the highest was INR 7.2 LPA. For B.Arch students, the average was about INR 3 LPA, and the highest was INR 3.2 LPA. Lots of good companies hire from here, offering jobs like junior architect, design consultant, and project assistant. It's great for getting real experience in architecture and design.

Campus: I go to Anant National University in Bhopal, Ahmedabad. The campus has lots of cool stuff for us students. The classrooms are set up for group work and different types of teaching. There are labs for special projects like 3D printing and augmented reality. We also have labs for photography, textiles, and media work. They have all the latest tech for us to learn hands-on. The hostel is safe and modern with CCTV and Wi-Fi. There's a gym, reading area, and a spot for events. The canteen has good food and a student Nutrition Committee picks out healthy meals. For fitness, we have a gym and can get coaching for sports like tennis and football. There's even a clinic on campus for any medical needs. I love how Anant University gives us all these resources for design and architecture. It's a supportive place to learn and grow.

Admission: The teachers are really smart and know their stuff. We learn a lot from YouTube and online sources. The coursework is hard and could use some freshening up. We have two kinds of tests each semester: MSTs and regular tests.

Placement: In our Bachelor's of Design course, we have around 200 students. The highest salary offered was 7.3 L/A, and the lowest was 6.5 L/A. Companies like Venus, MG Designs, Lodha Group, Earth Foundation, and Anthill Studios are the top recruiters for our course.

Campus: Anant University is located in the Sanskardham area. The classrooms are great, with drafting tables for projects. There's also an I.T. lab and a cool maker space with laser cutters and 3D printers. The library has lots of journals and research books too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're experienced and always ready to help. The course curriculum is great and gives us a good exposure. We learn a lot of cool and new stuff. The semester exams are manageable as long as you put in the effort.

Placement: In our course, we don't have direct placements, but we can apply with referrals. Internships are a big deal. Placements come from showing off our work in portfolios. We have to find jobs and internships by ourselves, not through the college.

Campus: The hostels at our college are awesome, they have everything you need. The food is really good and the sports facilities on campus are great. The campus is huge and full of greenery. The Wi-Fi and labs are top-notch.

Admission: The faculty here is a mix. Most are really great, especially the visiting ones with industry experience. But some are just okay. In the first year, you might have to study some subjects that feel pointless before you get to focus on what you really like. The college is pretty chill about grades, so the stress to pass is low. Since it's a design college, instead of exams, you'll have juries to get through each semester.

Placement: The placements at Anant National University are getting better, but still have room to grow. We had some good placements with companies like Accenture that offered decent packages ranging from 4.8 to 7 LPA. It would be nice to see a wider variety of job opportunities available. However, you can still find a job on your own with the skills you gain here.

Campus: The facilities at Anant National University are awesome! They have a cool Makerspace with laser cutters and cnc machines. Also, there's a future shift lab with 3D printers, VR headsets, and top-notch PCs. The Moving Image studio is also really high-tech. And don't forget about the library and pottery studio with electric kilns. The hostels are nice, but the food is just okay. Kinda like most universities in India.