Arya OLD Campus Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teaching here is really good, making us ready for the industry. The semester exams are manageable, you just need 36/100 to pass. The teachers are only helpful during exams. My experience as a student here hasn't been great.

Placement: More than 8% of us found jobs after college. Big companies like Infosys, Google, Amazon, and TCL came to hire. Some of us got internships at Salesforce and Vanillkart. They offer jobs in data analytics, software engineering, data engineering, front-end development, full stack development, and UI-UX design.

Campus: The college has good facilities like labs, Wi-Fi, and classrooms. The food is okay, not amazing. The games are fun here. Unfortunately, there's no canteen, but the mess food isn't great either.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and qualified. They really guide you through your B.Tech program. The teaching is way better than other colleges nearby. The semester exams are also easier compared to big universities.

Placement: Most grads from our college land jobs at top companies, making 4 to 25 LPA on average. About 150 big companies hire from here. This year, lots of students got placed around 70-80%, with some batches hitting 85%. TCS, Infosys, Byju's, Microsoft, and others come for placements. Salaries vary from 3 to 12 LPA based on the job and course.

Campus: The hostels here have Wi-Fi on every floor, which is awesome. The classes and labs are really nice too. Each year's students have their own mess, and there's a canteen with 24/7 service that's not expensive. Love it!

Admission: The professors here have different backgrounds and experiences. Some are really strict about attendance and deadlines, while others like to have discussions in class. It's a mix  some have open-door policies, others need appointments. They all care about teaching and helping us think critically.

Placement: When I first started, the jump from high school was tough. The work was more and the expectations were higher. It was alright, but I knew I could do better. As I got into my second and third years, things started to click and I started getting better grades. Sometimes, professors would share top students' grades, which was cool to see. Now that I'm in my fourth year, it's all about focusing on my major and doing projects. It's fun to really get into one area of the B. Teach program.

Campus: When picking a college, it's good to check out the facilities they offer in the campus and hostels. Some colleges have newer stuff than others. Before you sign up, make sure you look into what the B. Teach place has to offer in terms of infrastructure. Need more info on that?

Admission: In the beginning, the teachers were great, but by the second year, all the good ones had left. Being ready for the industry isn't really a focus here. The semester exams are okay, you need to pass both the internal and external exams to get at least 45%.

Placement: I got placed in an MBA sales job along with 20% of my classmates. The highest package was 8 LPA and the lowest was 3.50 LPA. Companies like Policy Bazar, HDFC Insurance, ICICI, and a new startup hired us. The roles mostly involve sales. The internships weren't very good. Agile Capital Services, for example, didn't offer much useful experience.

Campus: The hostel has everything you need Wi-Fi, computer labs, smart classrooms, and a library. The food at the mess is okay, but the canteen is a lifesaver. You can easily access medical help, and the sports facilities are great. Plus, there are separate gyms for junior and senior students.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're always there for us when we need help. They guide us through everything. The activities they plan are well-organized. Exams during the semester are okay, but it's mostly up to us to do well. It's great that lots of teachers are willing to help us out.

Placement: The placements here are okay. The top salary offered is 8 LPA, while the average is around 5-6 LPA. The lowest salary given is 3.5 LPA. They have a placements cell to help us out. The college offers career guidance too. About 70% of students usually get placed, which is pretty good.

Campus: The hostel is okay, rooms are pretty good. They have single, double, three, and four-person rooms. A two-person room costs Rs. 91,000 a year. Three-person rooms are Rs. 81,000 and four-person rooms are Rs. 78,000. The Wi-Fi is decent, good internet speed. There are lawns and CCTV cameras in the hostel too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful. The semester exams can be pretty tough, though. They're well-qualified and experts in their field. Some even have awards! They guide us really well and always answer our questions quickly.

Placement: I'm a student at this college and want to share my experience. Not many students got placements, only around 35%. Amazon is the main company hiring for our course. Almost everyone got internships in government sectors. The top role offered is field engineer. The highest package here is 3 crore per year and the lowest is 3.5 LPA.

Campus: The college infrastructure is really nice. Hostel conditions are clean and tidy. Our classrooms are also well-maintained. The Wi-Fi speed is good and the sports facilities are great. However, the canteen is a bit of a letdown. The food quality doesn't match the prices they charge.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They guide us well and are very knowledgeable. The course covers software and hardware in detail. We get extra classes and training that prepares us for the industry. I did training in the MERN stack. The exams are not too hard, just study the notes and you can pass. You need 36 marks to pass.

Placement: I go to a tier 3 college that's awesome for placements. Right now, about 70% of students have jobs, and I'm sure more will too. We get visits from companies like Robo MQ, Intimetech, and Prodesk IT. The highest salary is 9 LPA, the lowest is 3 LPA, and the average is 3 LPA. Most students can intern at Celebal Technology. The popular job roles are developers.

Campus: I'm studying Computer Science and Technology. The labs at our college are top-notch and all the computers work well. Wi-Fi is always available. The classrooms are nice and cozy. The library is awesome with books for all our courses. Our hostel is great too each student gets a bed, table, and chair. The food in the mess is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff, but not all of them are super experienced. Most of them are great at teaching, but a few could use more experience. The college doesn't fully get you ready for the real world industry.

Placement: Most students get jobs after college, around 70%. Big companies like TCS, IBM, and Accenture hire here. They offer jobs in software and app development. The highest pay is around 8 lakhs per year. The lowest is 2 lakhs. On average, people get 3.5 lakhs.

Campus: The library on campus is okay, but the infrastructure needs improvement. Wi-Fi connection is weak in some areas. The classrooms and labs could be better. The hostel facilities are not great, and the food in the mess is not good either.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. They give good advice and teach us practical things. The course material is good for the industry, but it could be fresher. Exams are okay if you study well. Most students pass with a grade between 65% and 80%.

Placement: ACEIT is great for placements! I heard that around 80% of students get placed every year, which is awesome. The salary package varies from 3 LPA to 12 LPA, which is pretty good. Companies like Accenture, Red Hat, Infosys, and TCS come for recruitment, so there are good opportunities. Also, about 60% of students secure internships in various companies. The roles offered here are cool like ERB developer, data analyst, and more.

Campus: I really like Arya College because they have awesome Wi-Fi, modern labs, cool classrooms, and a library with lots of books. The hostel is okay, but the food in the mess is just okay. The canteen has better food options though. They have basic medical facilities and even a basketball court, football field, and gym for both guys and girls.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, some are super knowledgeable, and some are a bit strict. But it's all good. The college follows the university's curriculum (Rajasthan Technical University), but they also give us extra training for real-world skills. The semester exams aren't too hard; just study enough, and you'll pass. Almost everyone passes here, with a pass rate of 99%.

Placement: The college has good placement opportunities. Last year, 80% of students got placed. The highest package was 45 LPA off-campus, while the lowest was 3.5 LPA. On average, students got a 4 LPA package. TCS and Infosys are the top recruiting companies. The college offers 100% unpaid internships, but students find paid internships on their own. In my course, the top role offered is Senior Development Engineer (SDE).

Campus: The labs and classrooms have all the tech stuff we need. Wi-Fi works fine, classrooms are clean, and they have projectors. The library is huge and perfect for studying. The hostel is nice and has AC, but the food in the mess is just okay. The canteen is decent, and the medical center is good. We play sports often, and the college even arranges sports events at different levels.