Babu Banarsi Das Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They do a great job teaching us. We have a lot of fun activities as part of our curriculum. The exams are tough, but the passing rate is around 33%, which is similar to past years.

Placement: The lowest pay they offer is 2.5 lakhs, and the highest is 7 lakhs a year. Infosys and Wipro are the main companies that hire students. Lots of students got good pay. The college helped 80% of students get jobs with big companies.

Campus: The college has smart boards for classes. The library is great with lots of books, magazines, and newspapers. It's a good place to keep up with the news. The hostel is nice too, with clean rooms, hot water, and water coolers. It's a comfortable place to stay.

Admission: The teachers in our college aren't great because we've had the same ones for the past 3 years. The semester exams aren't too tough, and I passed with a 33% grade. Our college has a good overall pass rate, but we need to study on our own a lot since classes aren't consistent.

Placement: Only about 60% of students get placed here. The highest package offered is around 3.6 LPA. Sadly, only 3 local companies come for placements. No one has landed an internship yet. B.Pharma is a popular course here. But lately, the quality of education has been low. Not many students are happy with the situation here.

Campus: The labs and classrooms are okay, nothing special. The hostel facilities are average, and the food quality is so-so. Sometimes they organize sports events which are cool. Unfortunately, they don't have hot water in the winters. The only good thing is they offer Wi-Fi for students. That's pretty much it.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful. They know their stuff well and explain things clearly. If you don't get something, they'll go over it again. Learning is fun with them. They go in-depth in every subject and even give awards for doing well on exams.

Placement: The placements here are really good. The faculty is super supportive and they help a lot during placements. They give us good practice for aptitude tests and interviews. The personal interviews and group discussions are taken seriously. Overall, they do a great job preparing us for the job hunt.

Campus: I really like the college's infrastructure. The classrooms are spacious, and the labs are well-equipped with instruments and tools. There are various labs like computer science, electrical, physics, chemistry, graphics, electronics, and mechanical labs. Each lab has a lot of systems and tools available for students to use. The buildings have good flooring, making it a comfortable environment for studying.

Admission: The college has some good faculty members, but most of them lack practical knowledge. The syllabus is too theoretical and not very practical. They don't teach programming in Java or other languages, which is important for us B.Tech students. We really need more hands-on experience. The course curriculum should be updated to include more practical learning outside of the regular syllabus.

Placement: I got my placement through walk-in interviews since there aren't many placements in the technical field. Most companies are hiring for content writing roles. Some students who wanted BPO jobs got placed through campus interviews, around 20% of them. The faculty really pushes us to attend BPO company interviews to keep up good placement records.

Campus: The lab facilities are pretty good, but the auditorium is really bad. We don't have a proper sports ground, and there are no elevators in the college. The classrooms feel like school classrooms, and the presentation facilities aren't great. Some computers are outdated, like from the 90s. They built some new buildings, but they still need to put in more effort.

Admission: The teachers at our college were okay at teaching both theory and practicals. They knew their stuff. The course we had was good and got us ready for the industry. But from 2013 to 2021, the engineering industry has been struggling with a recession.

Placement: Only about 10% of us got jobs through campus placements. The highest salary was Rs. 25,000 per month and the lowest was Rs. 12,000. TCS was the main company that came to hire us. The top salary package was 3.4 LPA.

Campus: The labs at our college are decent they have good seating and equipment. Wi-Fi is available there. The library is huge, nice, and pretty. Classrooms are spacious and tidy, but they don't have AC. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in the classrooms.

Admission: The teachers at our college really put in the effort. They always finished the syllabus on time and were super supportive. Their teaching was top-notch. The stuff we learned was super practical and set us up well for the real world.

Placement: Our college didn't have many placement options for us civil branch students. But some companies came for computer science students. NTT Data, Hitachi, and others visited for hiring. Only around 40% of civil students got jobs. Salaries ranged from 2 to 4 LPA.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was top-notch, but the facilities were just okay. The labs had really good tools and equipment. The classrooms had projectors, and the college had Wi-Fi too. The food in the hostel was alright. They also had medical services on campus. Every year, they held a cricket tournament, which was pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college were awesome. They knew their stuff and made learning fun. I really liked how they explained things in a simple way that made sense. I also got to see how things work in real life, which was cool. The course content was a bit dated, but it was actually pretty useful for us.

Placement: The job placements for our seniors were okay. About 60% of them found jobs, with salaries between 2 to 3 LPA. But not all companies came to our college for placements. Unfortunately, none of us got internships through the college. Our placement cell isn't very helpful.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, labs, library, and sports facilities. The food in the canteen isn't great. The hostel rooms need some improvement. I had some problems with the college's infrastructure while I was there.

Admission: The teachers at BBDIT are really knowledgeable and experienced. They all have bachelor's degrees in their subjects and know their stuff. The college follows AKTU rules, which is in Lucknow. The teachers are friendly and always ready to help with projects.

Placement: The civil engineering department at Babu Banarsi Das helps students get good jobs. Last year, most students got placed about 75% of them. The highest salary they offered was 4 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 1.5 lakhs. On average, students got around 2.40 lakhs per year.

Campus: BBDIT has awesome facilities, like lots of classrooms, a big seminar hall, and Wi-Fi everywhere. Plus, there are cool playgrounds for sports like cricket and tennis. And don't forget about the digital labs for games like Counter-Strike, PUBG, and Mini Militia!

Admission: The teachers here are nice, but the way they teach could be better. The semesters are pretty challenging, so it's not easy to pass. The curriculum is geared towards exams like GATE, which is cool because it's made by IIT Delhi. The education you receive is decent enough to help you pass those exams.

Placement: Around 40% of students found jobs last year. The highest pay was 6 LPA, which is kinda low. The college doesn't have a great rep for placements. Students have to find their own internships. Companies like Tata, Infosys, and Japan Lighting hire a lot of students here.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi and the labs are run-down. The library isn't great either. They don't provide medical or sports facilities. The canteen doesn't have much of what we need. It feels like they only care about money, not students. I stayed in the hostel and the food was really good. Overall, the college needs to improve in a lot of areas.

Admission: The teachers at the college were awesome and super helpful. But I found out they all left after my batch. A lot of the good teachers left because they had problems with the management and rules.

Placement: The placements at this college weren't great. It was disappointing that a mechanical student couldn't attend the job interviews because they missed a training session by TCS. The management here is really bad. No companies came for mechanical students. I wouldn't suggest this college to anyone.

Campus: The college's facilities are okay. Some machines in the workshop don't work well, and some are just for show. The water taps need fixing. There are no fun events or festivals at the college. The management seems more focused on getting money from students through fines and late fees.