B.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology

Admission: The staff here is awesome! They're super friendly and really know their stuff. They're always there to support us with our studies and future career plans. The way they teach is all about hands-on learning, which is great for our B.Tech program. The semesters are not too tough, and you just need to hit a 45% to pass. Love it here!

Placement: The job opportunities for our course are great. Last year, almost 9 out of 10 students got placed. This year, we're hoping for even more placements, maybe over 9 out of 10! The highest salary offered was 8 lakhs, the lowest was 2 lakhs, and the average was around 4 lakhs.

Campus: The college has different hostels for guys and girls. The guys' hostel has five blocks with lots of good stuff. They got free WiFi, laundry, bikes to ride, gym, computers, and food options for everyone. You can choose veg or non-veg meals. Non-veg is only on six days. And you won't have any power cuts 'cause they got generators running 24/7.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff. Most of them have Ph.Ds. Some of them are big on research and push us to do more research too. If you go to all the classes, you'll do well in the course.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed, which is awesome. The highest package is 4 LPA from a construction company. Lots of construction firms in Chennai came for placements, offering jobs like site engineer and design engineer. The department also helps with internships through their industry connections.

Campus: The food in the boys' and girls' hostels is really good, and the canteen has cheap prices. Wi-Fi is available everywhere on campus, and there are lots of student clubs you can join and even start your own projects. There's a gym in each hostel and a main gym on the ground floor with a running track.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff and teach well. They use PPT which helps a lot. The semester exams are not too hard, just pay attention in class to pass. Most students pass with around an 80% rate.

Placement: I love how our college helps us find jobs after we graduate. Every year, around 60% of students get job offers during the placement drive. The average salary is around 8 lacs. Companies like Infosys also come to hire students. It's a great way to start our careers!

Campus: B. S. Abdur Rahman University has a great campus with awesome facilities. The library and labs are top-notch. The hostel, though, could use some work because the food isn't great. Overall, it's a comfortable place to study with a supportive environment.

Admission: The teachers and facilities here are super friendly. They're always there to help us out, whether it's with school stuff or just to chat in the halls. The teachers really know their stuff and are always ready to answer our questions. The school itself is really nice and kept up-to-date. I'd totally recommend this school to anyone.

Placement: In my class, we had about 68 students. The university didn't help us with finding jobs on campus, so we had to search for companies ourselves. Also, there were no internships offered at my college.

Campus: The classrooms were nice with four fans and a table for each student. The food here is way better than other colleges. Also, the Islamic Studies department has its own hostel on campus, which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and they give us good notes to help us understand. They're always there to clear up any questions we have. If you study well, the exams are pretty easy to do well on.

Placement: The top package they offer is 20 LPA, with an average of 12 LPA. TCS and Infosys are the main companies that hire here. Most students, around 95%, get placed in good companies after their courses. In my course, they offer roles in clinical research.

Campus: I love the facilities at this college. The classrooms have smart boards and the labs are awesome. The library has tons of books to use. The sports events by the Physical Education department are super fun.

Admission: The civil engineering department has really good teachers who know their stuff. The courses they offer are useful and get you ready for working in the field. The exams can be tough for some, but if you put in the effort, you can handle it. The pass rate is around 40%, so it's not too high.

Placement: Most students here find jobs after college, around 85% of them. The highest salary is between 8 to 10 LPA, while the lowest is 3 to 4 LPA. The average salary is 5 to 6 LPA. Companies like L&T, Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. Ltd, and Tata Projects come for placements. And for internships, about 70% get in at places like L&T and DLF India. You can get roles like site engineer, project manager, or quality control engineer here.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in some areas works well, but in others, it's weak. The labs are in good shape and great for hands-on learning in civil engineering. Some classes are in short supply, but the library is well-kept. I'm a day student and find it pretty decent overall.

Admission: We have to get better in our studies with not much time to study. They keep testing us with midterms, finals, and quizzes without giving us enough time to prepare. It's hard to get good grades with such little time to study.

Placement: The placement scene is getting better every year. But I noticed some favoritism during recruitment. They seem to favor the top performers when it comes to attending placement sessions. In the end, most students land jobs with various salary packages. The highest offer our department got was 8.8 LPA.

Campus: The hostel rooms are always clean and they sanitize them often. We just have to pay reasonable fees for the hostel. The staff manage everything well - like food, laundry, WiFi, and fun activities.

Admission: The teachers here are super cool! The ratio of teachers to students is like 1 to 20, so you get lots of attention. I can easily reach out to my teachers via email or in person. My favorite teacher is Sudarshan Iyengar - he really knows his stuff and is a great guy. But, there's Reddy Sir who heads the electrical department - his grading is tough. Each subject has four exams: quiz-1, midsem, quiz-2, and endsem. Most students pass, only a few fail. Lab subjects have one final exam. The course content matches what I learned in high school, which is awesome!

Placement: The placement season kicks off in November and goes on until February. Students in the circuit branch have more opportunities for placements than students in other branches. On average, students land a package of around 24 Lacs per year.

Campus: The college campus is really nice. It's all green and the Wi-Fi works well. There are lots of clubs to join, so you can do different stuff. It's easy to make friends with classmates if you talk to them.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super nice and really know their stuff. They don't stress us out, which is great. The teaching is top-notch, and I'm happy with the BTech CSE Cybersecurity program. I mainly study CSE, with just a bit of focus on cybersecurity, like 20%.

Placement: Placements are happening now, and a few students have already landed jobs in TCS, Wipro, and other companies. The average salary package is around 5 LPA, with the lowest being 3 LPA. We're still waiting for big companies like Amazon to show up for placements. Can't wait to see who else will get hired!

Campus: The campus at college is really nice, with lots of green spaces. The WiFi can be slow sometimes, but you can find faster internet in places like the labs and cafeteria. I don't live in the hostel, but my friends do and they say the food is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice, and they all have PhDs. The classes are awesome, and we learn a lot. The stuff we study is really practical and helps us get ready for work. The exams are not too hard, and most of us pass with flying colors every semester.

Placement: In my course, there are about 60 students. Almost all students, like 90%, end up getting jobs after graduation. The main company that hires from our course is Apollo. We can also do internships in our last year or in between years through places like Internshala. The jobs we get are mostly about giving out and packing medicines.

Campus: The university has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. The labs have all the stuff we need, and lab techs are there to help. The canteens offer lots of food choices, which is great. If you need to go to the clinic in a hurry, they have a van. The hostel rooms are cool - there are 5 people in non-AC rooms and 3 in AC rooms. The food in the mess is good, especially because they serve non-veg meals five days a week.