Apparel Training and Design Centre

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and put in a lot of effort. They teach really well and are super helpful when we have questions. They even support us with our research. The curriculum is practical and relevant to the industry, which is great.

Placement: Most students get jobs in export and garment factories after graduation. The highest package offered is around 1 Lakh. Companies like exporting firms, garment factories, boutiques, and industry designers come to hire us. We can get roles like designer, merchandiser, or quality controller. Salaries usually range from 10,000 to 30,000. Almost everyone gets an internship in exporting companies, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The classrooms are really nice with good desks, benches, blackboards, and cool stuff like a Computer lab and Smart Classes. The hostel has awesome facilities too separate cots, shelves, and good security. The food is delicious!

Admission: The teachers are knowledgeable and teach us well. They don't push us to learn, though. They just come to class, do their thing, and go. It's on us to study and learn.

Placement: The college doesn't help with placements at all. When we go for interviews, the pay is low, around 5,000-7,000 per month. The teachers promised jobs at first, but then they didn't follow through. It's disappointing.

Campus: The college's facilities are top-notch, but it's a bummer that teachers don't let us make the most of them. I can't speak on the hostels since I don't live there.

Admission: The curriculum is not organized well. The teachers only teach when they feel like it. Exams are not supervised closely, so cheating goes unnoticed.

Placement: The college doesn't help with job placements. The teachers focus on teaching and don't really recommend any companies. They're good at clearing doubts though. And even if they do arrange placements, the pay is not great.

Campus: The facilities and infrastructure here get 4 stars from me. The teachers mainly focus on theory and don't use machines much unless we ask for it during practicals.