Bankura Unnayani Institute of Engineering

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They start from the beginning, so you don't have to stress about your old knowledge. They really push you to be ready for the industry. The exams might be a bit challenging because the college is under MAKAUT, but if you study hard, you'll be fine. Just do your best!

Placement: The placement scene in our department is pretty good. Around 85% of students got placed last year. As long as you get decent grades, you'll probably find a job. The highest salary package offered was 18 Lacs per year, while the lowest was around 6.5 Lacs per year. So, if you work hard, you'll likely get a good job after graduation.

Campus: If you pick CSE, you'll find a nice computer lab for your tasks, clean big classrooms with good Wi-Fi, and a decent library. The hostel is great too - you can live happily with friends and it feels like home. Food quality is good and there are medical facilities in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really smart. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand for everyone. They give us study materials for each topic, which is great. The way they teach and show us practical stuff prepares us well for the real world. Because of their help, most students pass their exams easily. The passing rate is around 40%.

Placement: I'm studying Electronics and Communication Engineering here for my B.Tech. About half to three-fourths of students got placed last year. The average placement rate for this course is around 85%. The highest package offered last year was 6 LPA, while the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Companies like Airtel, Snapdragon, and Wipro come for placements.

Campus: Our course has various labs for each lab subject, along with smart classrooms. The college campus has fast Wi-Fi. Girls and boys have separate hostels with big rooms in two-story buildings. The hostel mess offers three meals at an affordable price. Plus, there's a large playground for sports activities.

Admission: Bankura Unnayani Institute of Engineering is a great college in the area. The teachers are really helpful and treat us like their own kids. The exam facilities are good at this MAKAUT affiliated college. They've even installed CCTV cameras in every room now.

Placement: The college is great for studying. The teachers are really friendly and always ready to help with any issues, whether it's related to college or personal. Lots of top companies visit for placements, which used to be really good before COVID, but there has been a slight decrease recently.

Campus: Bankura Unnyani Institute of Engineering College has a really nice campus. You can play games like cricket and football with professors. The whole campus has Wi-Fi for everyone. Teachers and students can use it. I really like this college.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They are all experts with Ph.Ds and really know their stuff. Our course is spot on for what we need. They teach us in a way that we're ready for jobs when we graduate. They even help us with training. The exams can be tough, but most people pass with a 94-96% success rate every year.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students usually find jobs each year. The highest salary offered was 12 LPA, while the lowest was 1.8 LPA. Companies like Rashmi Group, L&T, Pinnacle, IBM, HCL, TCS, and more come for placements. This year, about 21% of students from my course got internships in places like TCS, Wipro, Rashmi Group, and Xperteez. The main job roles we get are site engineer and site manager.

Campus: Our college has a really nice atmosphere with lots of plants around. We have more than enough classrooms and a cool central library. The labs have all the latest tech for each subject. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus and in the hostel. The hostel rooms are nice and clean. Food quality is good too. There's medical help if we need it. And we get to play sports and games pretty much every day. It's a great place to study and have fun.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff. They had lots of experience in teaching. The quality of teaching was awesome. The course curriculum was super relevant and prepared us well for jobs. The exams were a bit tough, so you gotta study hard to get a good grade. You need at least a 6 CGPA to pass the semester.

Placement: Placements weren't great, but we had some opportunities for off-campus placements. Around 50-70% of us got placed, both on and off-campus. The highest package offered was around 8-9 Lacs per year, with an average of 5-6 Lacs and a lowest of 3-4 Lacs. We had companies like TCS, Capgemini, IBM, and Wipro hiring us for roles in development, business, customer support, and more.

Campus: The college had everything we needed. The classrooms were clean and had projectors. Wi-Fi worked well too. The labs had all the instruments we needed. The library had all the books. There were separate hostels for guys and girls. The rooms were clean and the food was good. They also had medical facilities and a playground for sports.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They're all experts in their fields and many of them are working on their Ph.D. They know their stuff and teach really well. The courses are practical and help us get ready for the real world. The exams are manageable because the teachers support us. Plus, they're all friendly and ready to help whenever we need it.

Placement: I really liked how the college helped almost all students get job placements. Some top companies came to hire us, looking for good communication skills and a sense of humor, not just high grades. The starting salaries ranged from 2 LPA to 5 LPA, which was pretty cool.

Campus: The college is in a great location near Bankura Town, so it's easy to get to Bankura station. They offer free bus services between the hostel and college. I really like that the college library is free to use. We also have technical labs, playgrounds, and helpful staff. It's a nice place to study!

Admission: The faculty at this college is really helpful. They always make sure to clear up any doubts we have. The semester exams are not too difficult, so passing is pretty easy. The pass percentage for our course is around 80%, which is great. Also, the course curriculum is kept up-to-date. Overall, the faculty here is pretty good.

Placement: Around 80 students got placed in campus recruitment. Big companies like Amazon, Teach Mahindra, Infosys, and Wipro are hiring a lot of students. The highest salary offered is 30 lacs a year, while the lowest is 3 lacs a year.

Campus: The facilities for our course and department are great with Wi-Fi, classrooms, projectors, libraries, and labs. Hostel facilities are good with quality food and games for students. Overall, the college has everything we need to study and have fun.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know a lot. They always try their best to help us out. The semester exams are well-organized and supervised. Some courses feel a bit behind the times in this tech age, but they're still okay for the main subjects. The pass rate is pretty good. The fees are around 3 lakhs for CSE and 2 lakhs for other courses.

Placement: The placement situation here isn't great. A lot of students go for M. Tech and CSE. Most aim for companies like TCS Ninja and Global. The lowest salary you can get is 3.5 LPA, while the highest is 7 LPA. Not many internships are available, and they're all unpaid. AICTE offers some internships. Since covid hit, placements have gone down a lot.

Campus: The classrooms are good and there's Wi-Fi. The library is decent. The hostel is okay and super cheap, only 800 INR a month. You have to pay for food, but it's really cheap, like 25 rupees for a veg meal.

Admission: There were about 30-40 staff members in our mechanical faculty, with 12-15 teachers. In our mechanical department, there were around 65 students. So, each teacher had about 5-6 students. The teachers were helpful, well-qualified, and knew their stuff. They taught confidently and had great teaching skills. The course curriculum was practical and geared towards the industry. Most students passed their exams. I remember a few students failing in the first semester, but they passed after re-taking the exam in the second semester.

Placement: I started getting campus placement opportunities from my 5th semester. Companies like L&T, Shyamal Steel, Sandvik Asian, and others came for recruitment. The highest salary offered was 2.5 LPA, with an average of 1.5 LPA. They were offering a role as a diploma engineer trainee. The placement rate was less than 50% because some of us chose to pursue further studies instead. I decided to go for higher studies instead of taking up a placement offer.

Campus: The classrooms had Wi-Fi and were nice with projectors and blackboards. The library had a lot of books, but it was always quiet and strict there. The hostel was a bit far from the campus. They had three basketball courts, table tennis, and all kinds of facilities. The food was good and clean on campus and in the hostel. Medical help was good, and there was a hospital near the campus. There was also a big cricket ground on campus.

Admission: The teachers were all good. They knew their stuff and helped us a lot. They made sure we understood everything. The course was great and prepared us for the real world. Exams were tough, but we worked hard to do well. You needed a CGPA of 6 to pass.

Placement: I studied at this college in Bankura and it had a nice atmosphere for learning. I was in the Computer Science and Engineering program. The on-campus job scene wasn't great, but we found opportunities off-campus. Around 60% of students in our batch got placed. The highest salary offered was around 7-8 LPA, while the average was 4.5-6 LPA and the lowest was 2-3.5 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, and Cognizant came for placements. About 30% of us applied for internships on our own. They offered roles like business, analyst, and support positions.

Campus: The college had all the important stuff we needed. Wi-Fi worked all over the place, but it was just okay in terms of speed. Our classrooms were neat and well-organized. The labs were really high-tech with all the right tools. We had a big library with all the books we needed, and we could borrow them with our library cards. The campus had good facilities. There were two hostels - one for guys and one for girls. The hostel rooms were nice, but the bathrooms weren't always clean. The food was decent, but it wasn't great every time. We had a big ground where we could play games and practice.