Bankura Government Polytechnic

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really good at teaching and are super friendly and helpful to all of us. They make sure to communicate well with us. The course material is spot on and makes sense. You just need 30% to pass, which is fair.

Placement: Around 60% of students in the electrical branch landed jobs through campus placements. The salary offered was 2 LPA. Companies like Balaji, Jindal, and Subros were the top recruiters. Fresh engineers and junior engineers were the main roles offered.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and infrastructure. The library is the best spot on campus, even better than the labs. There's no hostel, but we've got a mess nearby for meals. Love it here!

Admission: During my third year, the teachers were really awesome and super helpful. They were great with our final year project and always ready to assist. The teachers were really nice and down-to-earth. They were good at teaching and had lots of experience. Our course didn't focus much on extracurricular activities, but students could join sports if they wanted.

Placement: Most companies that hire from our college, especially for our course, are core companies like Jindal Steel, Maithon TMT, Shyam Metalics, Tata, Mahendra, etc. Only a few companies ask for a 2-3 year bond before you start working. The average salary offered by most companies is around 3-4 Lacs. However, there aren't any internship opportunities until you finish your course.

Campus: The campus looks great with good facilities like a canteen, bike parking, and well-maintained computer labs. But there's no hostel, so students have to find mess options or PG rooms nearby. There's no Wi-Fi on campus, but the classrooms are clean and nice. Overall, it's a decent place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They're nice and honest. They help us a lot and are super smart. Their teaching is awesome. But, the exams are tough if you don't study or go to class.

Placement: The placements this year weren't as good as we hoped. Companies like Balaji, Subros, Mann Steel, Shyam Sel, Shyam Steel, and Jindal were among the top recruiters.

Campus: The college has a nice campus with good facilities. There's free Wi-Fi for students, and the canteen serves tasty food. The library has a lot of books to choose from. It's a cozy place to study and hang out with friends.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really know their stuff. The connection between students and faculty is great. We don't have many extra activities in our course, but the semester exams are tough for everyone, in all the different majors.

Placement: I'm happy with the opportunities we have for jobs. Companies like subros, Jindal, balaji, and Reshmi come for recruitment. The popular role offered is junior engineer. No one got an internship in mechanical engineering from our college. Around 60% of students get placed in good companies, which is cool.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure with nice classrooms, labs, and a clean library. Unfortunately, there's no free Wi-Fi on campus and no hostel either. Students have to find their own mess options.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great and they teach well. They have a good relationship with students. The courses are not very useful though. The exams are pretty tough.

Placement: Most students in our college get placed through campus interviews with companies like Subros, Ishaki Motherland, Maithan, Reshmi, etc. These companies usually offer average packages ranging from 1.2 to 1.8 LPA.

Campus: The classrooms and labs at the college are kept in good shape by the staff. The library is old but has a nice atmosphere for studying. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. There are no hostels, but there's a mess nearby that offers good services like medical care and food.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. The teaching is good overall. The semester exams can be tough, especially after a year of online exams. It all comes down to how well we prepare. The pass rate is around 35%.

Placement: Around half of the students from our college get placed, which is pretty good. The highest salary you can get is Rs. 40,000 a month, with an average of Rs. 25,000. The lowest offer is Rs. 15,000. About 30% of students also land internships in companies like Tata. The popular job roles include junior engineer and senior supervisor.

Campus: The college infrastructure is pretty good. We've got network connections in classrooms, labs, and libraries. But the hostels, mess, and medical facilities are not great. It's in a rural area, so transportation is a hassle. There's also some communication issues.

Admission: The semester exams here are a breeze. The teachers are super friendly, really smart, and treat us like pals. They give us great guidance.

Placement: The job placements for electrical engineering students at our college are great! Around 80% of us got placed in 2022, which is awesome. Unfortunately, none of us got internships this year. Companies like Subros, ITC, and Reshmi Metallics are the big ones that hire from our college.

Campus: The college campus is okay, but there aren't any hostels or free Wi-Fi. Students have to find a mess or PGs. The labs and classrooms are good, but the library could be improved. They have medical and food facilities which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're great at teaching and the course activities get us ready for the real world. Exams are fair and are set by the council.

Placement: About 30-40% of us got placed after college. They offered us an average salary of 2-3 LPA. The top companies that hired us were Shyam sell, Jindal, subros, and ITC. I got a job as a junior engineer.

Campus: The Wi-Fi isn't free, but it's there. The classrooms and library are really nice and kept up well. There's no hostel, but the food in the mess is good quality.

Admission: The sports ground needs some upkeep, but the activities are up-to-date for the past 5 years. The college supports students and the teachers are really supportive and inspiring. They teach well and are very knowledgeable.

Placement: I landed a job at Reshmi metallics through our college placement drive. There are plenty of other companies like Jai Balaji, Maithan TMT, and Jindal Angul that come for hiring. They pay around INR 1-3 Lacs per year, depending on how good the student is.

Campus: Our college isn't huge, but it has everything like medical help, transport, and food. The only thing missing is hostel rooms. Students have to find places to eat or pay for guest rooms nearby. If not, they have to travel a bit. We don't have Wi-Fi, but our labs, library, and sports facilities are good.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They always help out if you have any study problems. The teaching is good and the courses are relevant. Plus, after studying here, everyone is well-prepared for the industry. However, the semester exams are pretty tough. But hey, no one cheats during the exams.

Placement: If you score 60% in your semester exams, you'll land a placement here. The highest package is around Rs. 35,000 and the lowest is Rs. 15,000. Reshmi and L&T are the top companies that come for placements. Unfortunately, the college doesn't offer any internships, so we can't do any. The most common role for Diploma holders here is Junior Engineer.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great like other colleges. The Wi-Fi is slow, labs are dirty, and library doesn't have many books. No hostels, so we have to eat in the mess. The food there isn't good quality, it's pretty low.