Avantika University

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and have real-world experience. They teach us what we need to know to succeed in the industry. The assignments we get are a big part of our grades, like 80%, and we also have a jury at the end of the semester that counts for 20%. It's cool because the jury members are usually industry professionals. It's a great setup to get us ready for the real world. I have no complaints about the curriculum here.

Placement: Right now, everyone's busy with placements. This year, the average package is 6 lpa, which is a bit lower than last year's 8.5 lpa. IBM, Capgemini, and Deloitte are big names that come for recruitment. All 6th-semester students have to do internships, and everyone gets placed for internships.

Campus: The college's facilities are great! The workshops, labs, computer lab, and library have everything we need. The hostel mess and canteen are awesome, but a bit pricey. The canteen is affordable though. The medical facility is not so good. Sports and games are fun, especially with a well-equipped gym. We can play table tennis, lawn tennis, basketball, volleyball, mini-football, and cricket there.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They're super friendly and always there to help. They teach us practical stuff that we can actually use in the real world. The curriculum gets us ready for jobs, and we even have sessions with industry folks to learn more. It's a great place to learn and grow!

Placement: The placement options at Avantika University are really good, especially for design and engineering students. People get hired by big companies like TCS, IBM, PixelaUX, Extentia, Mindtree, L&T, and more. You can also do internships with these companies and gain some solid work experience. The university has about 90% of students placed in jobs. Over 50 companies offer internships to students.

Campus: The campus at Avantika University is so pretty with all the greenery. The buildings are really cool, and the hostel and mess are great. You can get on the internet anytime with the Wi-Fi. The library and classrooms are big and comfy. I think the facilities and campus at Avantika are just awesome!

Admission: The professors at Avantika University are super helpful and really know their stuff. They've been around for a while and have lots of experience. They do weekly training and workshops, and set up a bunch of sessions for us. Plus, there's this block exam thing that helps us work on our skills.

Placement: I really liked how 75% of students got placed in good companies. The salaries ranged from 8 LPA to 20 LPA, which is awesome. The college has a great recruiting team that helps us land good internships if we have 60% or more. They also offer different roles like volunteering and being a class rep, which is cool for building leadership and teamwork skills.

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms which is awesome. The food is really good and they make sure to cater to everyone's culture, making us all feel at home. Love it!

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced, like 8-10 years in the design field. They help us get ready for jobs and also work on our personal growth. They make us think critically and solve problems. We also get to meet industry people in our classes.

Placement: The college really focuses on helping students get jobs. I heard that 17 out of 21 M.Des students got placed in top companies like Capgemini, L&T, and Tata Motors. There are also opportunities in other companies like DOMS Industries, TouchMagic, and Mindtree. It's great to see so many students landing good jobs!

Campus: The college has great Wi-Fi that works all the time. The labs are well-equipped. There's a library you can use in person or online. The hostel facilities are excellent, with twin rooms and attached bathrooms. They have a medical center open 24/7. The food is really healthy, but they don't serve non-veg. We get to go out to Ujjain City every day and to Indore once a month. And there are lots of sports available like football, cricket, table tennis, and more.

Admission: The facilities aren't top-notch, so I wouldn't give them 5 stars. But I'd still suggest checking it out because the staff is really funny. Plus, they're helpful during admissions too.

Placement: The university has a good placement record, but not everyone gets placed. Around 70% of students get jobs with an average salary of 6 LPA. It's tough to qualify for the placement cell, even tougher than the job placement itself.

Campus: The food in the dining hall is great and you can get drinks there too. The hostel rooms are nice, fitting 3 people comfortably with plenty of space. Plus, the rooms have fast 20mbps Wi-Fi, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers at Avantika University really know their stuff in design and engineering. They help us with a lot of projects. The course content matches what's happening in the industry right now. The way they teach at Avantika is really cool.

Placement: I went to Avantika University and I really liked their academic model. Now I work at an MNC. It's the best design college in Madhya Pradesh. The courses at Avantika are focused on the industry and use the latest technology.

Campus: The campus at Avantika University is awesome! It's so green and nice. The Ujjain vibe is cool. The hostel and mess are good too. There's always internet available, which is great. We play cricket, volleyball, and kabaddi for sports. And we can access classrooms and the library all day and night. It's a really nice place to study and hang out.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They're always around, and we can reach out to them through email or in our class group. The course layout is cool  everything we learn in one course ties into the next one. We don't have regular exams, just juries and daily assessments. It's tough to impress the jurors, so you gotta put in the work. But the teachers are always willing to help, even with stuff outside of class. Passing is a 75% or higher, so you gotta stay on top of things. Overall, it's a good experience here!

Placement: Many students got job offers from big companies like IBM, Michelin, and Studio 701. The starting salary packages ranged from 5 to 15 Lacs per year. The university helped us find internships in different industries. The career service team did a great job, partnering with more than 50 companies to give us hands-on experience.

Campus: The campus at our university is top-notch, with great facilities. Wi-Fi is available 24/7 in classrooms and hostels, which is super convenient. The library has a wide range of resources, from books to digital stuff. The only downside is that we only have one printer, so it can be a hassle when everyone needs to print at the same time. Our cafeteria food is tasty with lots of choices. I haven't stayed in the hostel myself, but the rooms seem small, especially the triple sharing ones. It can get pretty crowded. The facilities are good though, with coolers and good lighting. The food in the mess is actually really nice, with plenty of options. They even have pizza and ice cream sometimes! There's always medical staff available, and a counselor if you need help. Plus, we have a gym, volleyball court, and basketball court. And there are different sports clubs you can join. Overall, the facilities are great, but the rooms could be a bit bigger.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They explain things well, but sometimes we run out of time to cover everything in class. This makes it hard for students to understand the whole syllabus and the main ideas of the subject. Some students feel like they're not prepared for the industry or even have a good grasp of the basics. On the bright side, the pattern of semester exams is good.

Placement: I'm from SOM 2025 batch and honestly, the placements were not as good as expected. They said we'd get 8-10 LPA, but most students ended up with 3-4 LPA jobs. Finance companies didn't show up for placements, so most of us got marketing or sales roles. During the internship, we were promised a good company but ended up working from home. Plus, some of us got stuck doing sales instead of finance.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure that attracts students to enroll. The WiFi and labs are rated 4 out of 5. The hostel facilities are also good. The food used to be nice but now it's not as good as before, disappointing students.

Admission: The faculty has a mix of good and not-so-good teachers. The curriculum is great with practical projects that boost our skills and confidence. It's really useful for getting ready for the industry. Exams are moderate, but the toughest part is the jury presentations. They're tough, but they help a lot.

Placement: I'm currently in my second year of BBA. Some seniors told me that the placements here aren't great. Only a small number of students actually get placed, around 10-15%. The highest package was 12 LPA for an MDes student a couple of years back. But after that, the average package dropped to 5-6 LPA. Most students end up doing internships, which is still cool. Companies like Cloud Zappy and local startups offer roles in business development, sales, and administration.

Campus: The infrastructure here is awesome! We've got great Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, and a canteen with yummy food. Plus, there are huge sports grounds and a nice walking area. The whole place is really spacious, big, and super beautiful with lots of greenery. Even the hostel is great, with a good clinic and 24/7 WiFi, water, and electricity. Love it here!