Annamacharya Institute of Technology and Sciences,Rajampet

Admission: The teaching at my college is great  everything's explained well. The courses get us ready for the real world. The exams are super hard, with a 75% pass rate. They're not easy, but they're not impossible either.

Placement: Most students in my course get jobs after graduation. The pay ranges from 4 to 12 LPA. Companies like Tech Mahindra and Wipro hire a lot of students. Around 65% of us did internships with Wipro and TCS. Plus, we often get roles in managing and operations. It's a good field to study!

Campus: The facilities at my college are top-notch. The labs and classrooms are always clean and tidy. I really like the quality of the hostel facilities. The food in the mess and canteen is pretty good too. We have great medical services, sports, and games on campus. The library is nice and they have Wi-Fi too.

Admission: The exams are really hard with tricky questions. I wish they would focus on the important stuff instead of making it so tough. It would help if they could explain the questions better to help us understand. Our college has all sorts of students - some average, some rich, and some dealing with health issues. They should keep that in mind and not make the exam papers too difficult for us in the semester.

Placement: This college is really strict about ragging, which is good. The environment is nice too. They have lots of activities like games, music, and dance to keep us engaged. The teachers are great in every department and they really push us to do our best in class.

Campus: The hostels are okay. The college hotels manage them. You have to pay the warden sometimes. But the food isn't great. They make dal every day, but most students don't like it. It seems like they're trying to save money. They should cook better food in the mess.

Admission: The teachers here all have PhDs and really know their stuff. They teach well and are super helpful. The course is great and the exams are not too hard  you just need 65% to pass.

Placement: I ended up with an 8.0 GPA, while most seniors got around 7.5. The advanced data science course is top-notch for landing jobs. I scored 78% in my internship at TCS thanks to that course. This college is great for athletes and has good medical facilities in case of emergencies. About 90% of students here get placed. The highest salary offered is around 30 lakhs per year, while the lowest is around 4.5 lakhs. The average salary is 6.7 lakhs. Companies like Hexaware and Capgemini come for recruitment often. Almost all students get internships, mostly at Airtel, DXC, Transcom, and Decathlon. The best courses are macro, Excel, Power BI, Tableau, and Python.

Campus: The labs and classrooms are really good. The hostel is clean and the food is good too. Wi-Fi is great, but you can't use phones, just laptops. The canteen has nice food. The infrastructure is okay, not too fancy.

Admission: The staff here is okay. Some of them really helped me with my studies, while others didn't seem to care much. The course curriculum is good and really helps with getting ready for exams. The semester exams are quite tough, and I think around 70% of students pass.

Placement: Around half of the students in our college are studying courses like CSE, AI&ML, AI, and ML. Everyone seems to be into computer science now. The highest salary offered is around 5.5 LPA, while the lowest is 2.5 LPA for our courses. Tech Mahindra is the top company hiring students from our course.

Campus: The labs in my course are the best part. The library has old books and not many new ones. The classrooms are decent. I don't stay in the college hostel, I share a room with friends off-campus.

Admission: The teaching at this college is really good. They give us study materials neatly and are always helpful. The faculty prepares a clear schedule and sticks to it. Some semester exams are tough, but if we study well, it's manageable. The faculty is always there to help and they really motivate us.

Placement: Half of the students got placed. Companies like TCS and Infosys offer packages starting at 4 Lacs. The companies that come for recruitment are really good. We have to pay extra for CRT classes, but they help us get placed. Just need to put in the effort and work hard.

Campus: The hostel is nice, with good facilities. The library is awesome, clean, and has lots of books. The food is tasty and the mess hall is big and clean. They have all the sports equipment we need for indoor and outdoor games. The college looks great overall.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff - they all have PhDs! They're great at teaching and super helpful. The course content is top-notch. The exams are pretty easy, you just need to score 65% to pass.

Placement: The college helps all students find jobs after graduation, but it depends on how well you do in the interview. The pay ranges from 3.5 lakhs to 15 lakhs per year. Companies like TCS, Infosys, and Microsoft come to hire students for roles like project manager and mobile app developer.

Campus: The campus is gorgeous, with cool paintings all around. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. The classrooms have comfy benches and are well-furnished. The library has lots of books to choose from. The labs are cool with AC. The college has good hostel options for guys and girls. The food is homely and the rooms are clean.

Admission: The faculty here is super friendly and helpful to every student. They really try their best to help us out. The curriculum makes students really happy because it's top-notch. The semester isn't too tough because the faculty is always there to help with any problems and explain things well. No doubt, every student can get a good score with their support.

Placement: The college offers placements in top companies such as TCS, HCL, Infosys, Capgemini, and Amazon. If you have over 65%, you can apply for placements. If you have the skills, you can get selected. The college teaches various skills like programming, mechanics, and electronics.

Campus: The college has great facilities like labs, libraries, and hostels. They even have a gym and provide food. The courses offered are in B.Tech (Computer Science, ECE, EEE, Civil, Mechanical), as well as Pharmacy and MBA. It's all in different buildings on campus. Everything is well-maintained here.

Admission: I've had some good teachers who know their stuff, but others don't teach well. Sometimes teachers leave without telling us. The course content is okay, but in electives, they don't let us choose our subjects. The exams are tough, and they don't give us much info.

Placement: Placements mostly focus on software students, but there are also a few chances for mechanical and electrical students. For civil engineering, only 1-2 companies like Amar Raja and Ramco come for placements. I'm not sure about the exact number of students who land internships.

Campus: The college has a library and a computer lab. Wi-Fi is only for lecturers and lab use. I'm not sure if the labs are good. They have sports and NSS for girls. The college supports extracurricular activities too.

Admission: In my department, we only have 2 PhD holders, 6 associates, and the rest are assistant professors. But on the college website, they say there are 9 PhD holders and 8 associates, which isn't true. They need to show more staff for accreditation purposes, so they list people who actually work at other colleges and only visit our college once every couple of months.

Placement: Out of 180 students in my batch, a few got placed in big companies. Two students got into Tech Mahindra with a 2.44 lakh per year package. Four got into Cyient. Agna Solutions took 14 students with 1.44 lakh and 2.75 lakh packages. One student got into Hyundai with a 2.5 lakh package. Other branches had some companies coming in, but not everyone got a good job. Some call center companies visited our college and hired around 120 to 150 students with lower packages.

Campus: Most labs are okay, but some, like the heat transfer lab, don't work. The lab staff doesn't really know how to run experiments. The classrooms have old, broken benches. For medical stuff, we pay Rs 450/-, but there's no clinic on campus. If there's an inspection, they'll open it up, but then close it again. They don't give out any emergency meds. There's no good cricket field, and they built a tennis court 2 years ago, but it's still closed.

Admission: All the teachers at college are super helpful when it comes to clearing doubts about subjects. They give us practical knowledge and teach really well. The teaching quality depends on how much the teacher knows and how they are trained. Some teachers are amazing, while others are just okay. The pass percentage at college is around 65%. The courses are really relevant to the industry, which helps us learn skills that can get us jobs. But we also need to put in extra effort to learn things that aren't in the course. It's good to keep up with new technologies by reading about them. Overall, we have a good learning experience here.

Placement: Our class will graduate in 2026. Around 65% of us have already gotten jobs. IBM and Microsoft are the main companies hiring for our program. We also have internships in cloud computing, AWS, and machine learning. About 60-75% of students do internships. We get to work in roles like software engineering and skill development. It's a great place to apply what we learn.

Campus: The college has everything we need like classrooms, Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. The hostels offer quality food, medical care, and sports facilities. Some even have medical centers with basic drugs and security measures in place. Plus, some hostels provide free high-speed Wi-Fi and great meals. The food is really good, and there are plenty of sports and games to enjoy on campus. Overall, the college has all the facilities we need for a comfortable stay.