Barkatullah University Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers are really helpful. Sometimes, we have to do our work on our own. The faculty members are well-known. The semester exams are okay. If we study hard, the exams aren't too hard.

Placement: Students who have a CGPA above 7 get placed after college. The highest salary package is 8 LPA, while the lowest is 2 LPA. On average, students get a 5 LPA package. If you have a CGPA above 6, you can score internships in the 2nd year. You can land roles at big companies. Amazon is the top recruiter here.

Campus: The college and hostel buildings are pretty good. They were built in 1990. Our hostel has lots of great facilities. The rent is cheaper than other rooms. Food is affordable too. We have a lot of sports to play.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful here. They guide us well, but our HOD isn't much help. They make sure to cover the syllabus on schedule and we have regular exams. The topics we learn don't always match what's needed in the industry. The semester exams are not too tough. If you study for about a week, you can pass them without much trouble.

Placement: I was in the last batch, and only 3 of us got placed. The support for placements isn't great. The highest salary offered was 5 LPA. Unfortunately, there's no help with internships. We mainly got offers for software developer roles. Openslab was the only company that came for campus recruitment.

Campus: The department's infrastructure is great, with Wi-Fi available. The library and classrooms are nice too. However, the infrastructure of other branches isn't as good. There are government hostel facilities available which is a plus. Overall, considering the fees, it's worth it.

Admission: The faculty in all departments are really good. The education quality at this college is top-notch. I'm in the civil engineering department, and the professors here are great. Our semester exams are out of 60 marks, with 20 marks needed to pass. It's not too hard to score well if you study regularly. We also have practical exams, which are quite hands-on.

Placement: To be honest, the job placements at this college aren't great. I've been here for 3 years and haven't seen many companies coming for placements. But this year, I'm seeing a few companies showing up for different branches, so the placement rate seems to be going up slowly.

Campus: The labs for some subjects are there, but not all. The classrooms are big and good for lots of students. There used to be a canteen, but it's been closed for a few months now. Unfortunately, there aren't any sports, games, or events happening at this college.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at their job. They make sure to stick to the schedule for exams and they're always fair. The engineering course is up-to-date. The teachers motivate us to do our best and give us advice on how to improve our skills for the future.

Placement: The placement rate here is pretty average. I've noticed a good number of companies coming to campus to hire students. Faculty members really push for internships to help students get placed. While it's not super high, the placement rate here is still better than a lot of other colleges.

Campus: The college has a lot of greenery with trees, plants, and parks all around. Our department even has its own badminton court and you can find almost every sport here. The hostels are okay, the buildings are nice but the atmosphere could be better.

Admission: The teachers for all the courses are really good. Each department has its own teachers, and each branch has a head of department.

Placement: The Computer Science Engineering placements at Barkatullah University are okay, not great, just average. Mechanical and Civil branches have very few placements. The teachers for all courses are good, and each department has its own teachers. Each department also has a Head of Department.

Campus: The college has a really good vibe with separate and well-maintained departments. They also have girls' and boys' hostels with affordable fees.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and help out a lot. Especially the technical teachers are top-notch. They train us well in the CSE course to become great engineers. Exams are tough, but it's not too hard to pass with a 50% pass rate.

Placement: I got into this college through the JEE entrance exam with a 75 percentile, and I'm studying computer science. The placement offers are pretty good - the lowest package is 3.5 LPA, average is 5 LPA, and the highest is 10 LPA. Companies like TCS, Infosys, Amazon, and Capgemini come for recruitment. If you score above 7.5 SGPA, you can even land internships at BSNL, Teach Mahindra, and more. The top roles after graduation include AI/ML Engineer and Cybersecurity Engineer.

Campus: The UIT CSE department library has free Wi-Fi and purified water. The labs are big and beautiful, and the classrooms are clean. The hostel has great infrastructure and costs around 4500 per year. It offers free Wi-Fi, hot water, and open gym access. There's also proper senior guidance available. Both boys and girls have facilities in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They make sure you come to class about 75% attendance is a must. The faculty are great at explaining things. They use visuals to help us understand better. Plus, they keep us motivated. The courses and semesters are unique, not like other colleges. If you fail a semester, you can't move on to the next one.

Placement: At our college, a good chunk of students, around 50-60%, get placed thanks to our tough studies, skill-building events, and projects. Big companies like Tech Mahindra, Infosys, TCS, and BHEL come to hire from our campus. About 80-90% of students also land internships at BHEL and NTPC based on their skills.

Campus: I stayed in one of the hostels built in 1998. The mess in the hostel is super clean and really hygienic. Students came up with a system to keep the hostel clean. All three hostels work together well, and everyone respects each other's traditions and beliefs.

Admission: Most teachers here are helpful and really know their stuff, but not all of them are good at explaining things to students. The courses are okay, but they don't focus much on practical skills. The exams are a breeze, with most people passing easily (you need 60 in theory and 40 in practical and sessional to pass). The college doesn't offer any other activities or clubs, but the new Vice Chancellor has promised to change that and make things better.

Placement: Out of about 80 students in my batch, only about 20 of them landed jobs. The top package was around INR 4 lakh per year. Feeling discouraged about finding a job through the university, I'm focusing on improving my skills to find a better job outside of campus.

Campus: I've heard that things were better here before COVID hit, but from what I've seen, the facilities are pretty basic. The library is decent though. The classrooms are not great no fancy technology or anything. There's no Wi-Fi for students, the labs are run-down, but the sports field is top-notch.

Admission: The teachers at Barkatullah University College are really good and helpful. They make sure we understand everything in our courses. The courses are modern and cover what's happening in the real world. Exams are fair and test both what we learn in class and what we can do.

Placement: The placement scene at Barkatullah University College is not the best. The placement cell tries hard, but not many students get placed. Around half of us in our course found jobs, which is a bit low. The highest package was INR 8 LPA, the lowest was INR 2 LPA, and the average was INR 4 LPA. Companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro came for placements, but there weren't many options. Most roles offered were basic like software developer, junior data analyst, and assistant consultant. Not very exciting for students with big career dreams. About 40% of us got internships, mainly from Infosys and TCS. The college does have workshops and training to improve our skills, but they could do better. The alumni network is there, but they don't help much. It would be nice if they were more involved. Overall, the college does help with placements, but there's room for improvement.

Campus: Our college has good facilities and equipment for our course. The campus has Wi-Fi, so we can easily do research and work on assignments. The labs have all the tools we need for hands-on learning, which is important for our studies. The classrooms are big and have modern teaching tools, making it a great place to learn. The library has tons of books, journals, and online resources for both studying and other interests.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They explain things well in class. We can use the huge library and Wi-Fi to learn more. They also give us fun activities to help us improve our skills and vocabulary.

Placement: A lot of students found placements in our college. Some of them even landed jobs with good salaries. On average, the salary packages range from 4 to 5 LPA. The internships provided by the college are pretty average.

Campus: The college gives us everything we need. There's a separate section for each department.