Apeejay Institute of Design

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They teach us both theory and hands-on stuff. They're always ready to help, even on holidays. If you're struggling, they give you extra support. The course layout is great, mixing theory with real-life examples.

Placement: I studied at Apeejay Institute of Design, and all the students in previous batches got jobs. The highest salary offered was around 10 LPA. Companies like Poppy Peeds, CNN, Thomson Press, NDTV, Cosmopolitan India, The Aquario Group, etc., came for placements. Everyone also got internships after finishing the course. They offer roles like art director, lead designer, design consultant, and more.

Campus: The college has really good facilities like labs, library, and classrooms. Each department has its own equipment in the classrooms.

Admission: The teachers I had were amazing. They were really supportive and always there to help. I still keep in touch with them. They're all famous designers and artists. Their work is so inspiring and motivating. They're good with technology, super friendly, and really understand what each student needs.

Placement: I found some great chances for summer internships thanks to the college's placement cell. The pay was good and I even received job offers. I still keep in touch with the people I met. All students had opportunities, and many ended up in internships and jobs to help kickstart their careers.

Campus: The classrooms, design labs, and studios are well-equipped. The library has old thesis papers and study materials. The canteen food is tasty. The infrastructure got a recent upgrade and it's a great place to explore your interests. Wi-Fi is also there for everyone to use.

Admission: The professors here are really great. They're always there to help us out and they're super friendly too. They get us prepared for working in the real world. Plus, they do market research to teach us about different materials. The exams aren't too hard, but it's crucial to do well on our assignments.

Placement: I'm in a 4-year Interior Designing program. The package for our degree is 9 lakhs for 4 years. Our college promises good job placements for everyone. The faculty always emphasizes having strong portfolios for internships.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent. I enjoy the peaceful and quiet atmosphere on campus, perfect for studying. We have access to labs, Wi-Fi, clean bathrooms, a nice canteen, and a stationery shop. Medical help is also available if needed.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff, always ready to help you out. The teaching is top-notch, but man, the amount of work is overwhelming! The curriculum is okay, but I feel like it doesn't cover everything you need to know. You'll have to do some learning on your own. The exams are pretty standard, just like any other college  you do your work, and a panel of experts evaluates it.

Placement: Placements at this college really come down to how good your work is and how well you can talk to clients. Companies like Marks and Spencer and Westside hire students from here. Everyone gets a chance for internships, and the top jobs are for designers and creative directors.

Campus: The college doesn't offer many facilities. You can't bring laptops or use Wi-Fi. The library isn't accessible after college hours. But there's a canteen on campus which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They focus more on hands-on learning than just reading from books, which I love. The classes are super engaging. We get to visit cool places like museums and art galleries every week to learn more about design and improve our drawing skills.

Placement: The placement team at our college is really on top of things. They make sure almost everyone gets a job after graduation. They pay attention to what you're interested in and set up interviews accordingly. Big design companies come to campus to offer jobs and internships. I got a starting salary of 2,40,000 which is awesome for a fresh graduate.

Campus: I really like the campus here because it's surrounded by nature. Studying here feels great with all the flowers and greenery around. The computer labs and classrooms are nice with projectors and AC. It's a small campus but it's really fun to be here.