Andhra Loyola Institute of Engineering and Technology

Admission: Our college used to be connected with JNTU Kakinada University when I started, but now it's independent. They have a good system in place for students, like having mentors who look out for us.

Placement: I heard that top companies offer packages up to 12 Lacs per year, like Thought Works. I know someone who got a job there. They hire for roles like Embedded Engineer and Software Developer.

Campus: During my B.Tech years, I lived in the college hostel for 3 years. It was comfy and safe, but there were some tough rules to follow. Overall, the facilities were good, and they had medical help when needed.

Admission: The college has a lot of labs for different subjects, including computer and simulation labs. The library is huge with tons of books. Just a heads up, they're pretty strict about using phones on campus. If you're thinking about staying in the hostel, be ready for some really strict rules.

Placement: In the final year, around 60% of students land jobs in great companies like electronic ones. There are also opportunities in IT companies if you work hard and have the right skills. Even freshers can get placed easily. The average salary package is around 2.5 LPA.

Campus: The college has lots of labs for different subjects, like core classes, computer stuff, and even simulation labs. There's a huge library with tons of books. But, they're pretty strict about using phones on campus. If you're cool with super strict rules, you might like living in the college hostel.

Admission: The professors here have Ph.D. degrees and tons of teaching experience. They take us on field trips to companies every semester for hands-on learning. They're super friendly and easy to talk to. The pass rate is 78%, and the exams can be tough depending on the subject.

Placement: Last time, about 40% of students got placed in mechanical. Companies like Infosys, TCS, Tech Mahindra, and Accenture recruit here. I did my internship at TVS Motors, a manufacturing company. There are opportunities for roles like executive manager, design engineer in automobile, and production manager.

Campus: The labs at our college are awesome! We've got an Advanced Robotic Lab for mechanical and design software courses like Catia, Autocad, and Anysis. There's also an Advanced Manufacturing Lab with CNC and welding equipment. We can use the labs anytime for projects. Plus, we generate our own electricity with solar power. The lab facilities really focus on practical knowledge, which is great.

Admission: The lectures at our college are pretty good. Our HOD, Siva Rama Krishna sir, and Avan sir are good leaders. They may not be super experienced, but they do a good job. Teaching quality is okay, like a 3 out of 5. We focus more on self-learning than on detailed teaching. However, we don't have a lot of time for self-study. The pass rate is over 70%, which is cool.

Placement: In our college, there are 80 students studying Computer Science Engineering with a focus on Data Science. The job placements here are okay, with companies like TCS coming for recruitment. If you have a CGPA higher than 8.5, you're likely to land an internship. Learning and gaining skills is super important in our Data Science program.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good. We've got a library, computer labs, and Wi-Fi in classrooms. But our hostel, which got a low score of 2 out of 5, doesn't have good food or nice stuff like other hostels nearby. Plus, there's no Wi-Fi in the hostel for students.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The teaching is good overall. The semester exams are tough because we're affiliated with Jentuk. The college used to be autonomous but now it's private. Hopefully, things will get better in terms of quality.

Placement: I feel like only around 10% of us got placed in my field. The salary packages ranged from 1 LPA to 5 LPA. Companies like Wipro, Infosys, and TCS hired a lot of students. Some of us also landed internships with different companies. Most of the job offers were for Software-Engineer positions.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent for an engineering school. The classrooms, library, and labs have all the stuff we need. The hostel isn't the best, but it's okay. The food in the canteen is decent, and they have medical facilities and places to chill. They really push sports here, with lots of places to play on campus.

Admission: The teachers here need more experience and training. Some of them help a lot with learning. The courses are good but they focus more on theory than practice. Exams are okay. If you study the material, you can pass easily.

Placement: Placements are kinda low at our college. The top package is 12 LPA and the lowest is 1.75 LPA. Companies like Infosys and Tech Mahindra hire from here. In my year, only 10% of students got placed. But lots of us did get internship offers from different companies.

Campus: The college has good facilities like a library, Wi-Fi, projectors, and computer labs. The hostel is nice with clean rooms and good food. The canteen food is okay. There are big grounds for sports, and they provide equipment like balls, bats, and nets.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. The exams in the final year can be challenging, but most students pass with a 60% success rate. The faculty are super friendly, which makes it easy to ask questions and get help when needed.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 60-70 percent. The top companies that come for placements are TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Byjus, and more. The highest salary offered is 12 Lacs, while the lowest is 4 Lacs. Almost everyone, about 99 percent, manages to secure an internship at the Andhra Loyola Institute of Engineering and Technology.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like sports equipment, a gym, labs, cricket ground, basketball and volleyball courts, kabaddi, and a 400-meter running track. They also have a library, computer labs, simulation labs, an anti-ragging cell, exam cell, and placement cell. It's all here!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good and know their stuff. Some are great at teaching and answering questions, while others are good at using slides to explain things. They all help us understand the topics well. The semester exams weren't too hard as long as we studied. Passing was doable, with most students getting between 50-70%.

Placement: Around 10-15% of students usually get placed after their studies. The highest salary offered is around 4-6 LPA, while the average is 2 LPA, and the lowest is 1.5 LPA. Not a lot of big companies visit our campus, but there are some smaller ones that come for online placements. Many students end up doing internships, with about 40-60% opting for them due to stipends or other reasons. In my case, since I studied mechanical engineering, most of my internships and job roles were related to labor work in the mechanical field.

Campus: The college facilities here are top-notch. The Wi-Fi works great for everyone, and the labs and library are perfect for studying. The campus is clean and well-maintained. However, the hostel food isn't good, and it's hard to find a quiet time to study. Unfortunately, there aren't many sports events or games to join in.

Admission: The teachers in our college are really experienced and know their stuff well. In my branch, TLN sir stands out for having a great memory and sharing lots of knowledge with us. The quality of teaching overall is pretty good here. But be ready for some tough midterm exams!

Placement: I heard that big companies like TCS, Wipro, Capgemini, Aventel, Thought works, Pragma, HCL are hiring students from my batch and the seniors. About 30-40% of my classmates got jobs, while 60-70% of the seniors got placed.

Campus: The hostel at our college is right on campus, which is super convenient. It's got good facilities and the food is decent. There's two people in each room, so it's not too crowded. Plus, there are canteens on campus for snacks. The only downside is that there aren't many sports available.

Admission: The staff here are awesome! They really know their stuff and make sure you understand everything. The curriculum is top-notch, and being an autonomous college, it sets you up for success. The semester exams are tough but fair.

Placement: The top package in our college was around 10 to 12 LPA. The lowest ones were between 1 to 2 LPA. The average package was 4 LPA. About 40% of students got placed in top companies.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and lab equipment. They keep the books up to date with new authors, which is great. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in the classrooms, and we can't use our phones there.