Bethlahem Institute of Engineering

Admission: The teachers at my college are really knowledgeable and clear up any doubts we have. The course curriculum is relevant, but the semester exams can be tough. Most students can get average marks if they work hard. You just need to score 50 marks to pass.

Placement: Only around 10% of us in the course got placed, but luckily Google and Technopark hired some of us. A good 40% of students landed internships at places like Technopark and Google. The course sets you up for roles like web developer, project manager, web designer, and software developer.

Campus: The college has great facilities for studying. There are labs, classrooms, and a library. The hostel offers everything we need like food, a canteen, and medical help. Plus, they organize sports and games for us. It's a well-equipped place for students!

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They always help us out, know their stuff, and are super friendly when we have questions. They're really good at teaching and have a lot of experience. The course curriculum is up-to-date with the latest industry trends and has everything we need to succeed.

Placement: Around half of the students from our college got a job after graduation. They are offered salaries between Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 75,000 per month. Big companies like TVS and Asus hire a lot of students here. The popular job roles are quality engineer and production engineer. Most of us also got a chance to do an internship during our time here.

Campus: The campus here is great! They have top-notch labs with all the equipment we need. The library is awesome, with tons of books for our courses. The hostels are nice, and the food is tasty and clean. I like how they focus on sports too. Overall, it's a good place to be.

Admission: The mechanical department teachers are okay, but our HOD is great. Other staff members aren't very skilled or knowledgeable, but they're nice if you get along with them. The college is strict, and the academics are lacking. Most staff speak in Tamil, which makes it tough to follow. We did get some industry experience, but the course content isn't very helpful.

Placement: The placements are pretty good overall, but for mechanical engineering students, they're a bit lacking. The salaries offered range from Rs. 10,000 to 20,000 per month. I'm not sure about the exact number of students who got placed, but I know that around 10 or more students from our batch did. There weren't many internships available because the college doesn't really push for them. We tried to find internships on our own, but we weren't allowed to. The placement cell is there, but it's not super effective. Still, it does help a bit in finding smaller jobs.

Campus: Our college has a pretty good setup with 2 buildings, each having 3 floors. We don't have a huge campus, but we do have separate hostels for guys and girls. One building is for all 1st-year students and other streams, while the other is just for civil and mechanical students. It's a decent place overall.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and nice. They explain things in English and Tamil. If we need help, they're always there for us. The lessons are a bit hard, but the teachers explain them well. I think they're great!

Placement: The placement scene here is okay. Last year, TCS was the main company that came for recruitment. Around 60% of students got placed. The highest salary offered was 2.5 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 1.5 lakhs per year. Some call centers also visited for hiring, but only 20% of the students who attended got a job.

Campus: The college campus feels like a mini city with lots of green spaces. The labs have all the latest equipment, and the hostel has separate rooms for guys and girls. The food in the mess is delicious and good for you. Plus, there are different sports teams to join too.

Admission: The professors here have PhDs and master's degrees to help you with your engineering career. They also have staff to assist with projects and clubs. They offer different departments like civil, mechanical, EEE, ECE, and CSE, along with master's degree courses. The undergrad program lasts for 4 years, and the postgrad program lasts for 2 years.

Placement: The college has lots of job opportunities with companies from South India. They even have internships available. I heard that Royal Enfield came to our college for placements. We also have companies that deal with spare parts coming in. The pay for mechanical companies is usually between Rs. 8000 to Rs. 12000 per month.

Campus: The college has separate blocks for different departments. The lab facilities are top-notch, and the campus environment is great. They offer hostel, canteen, gym, and sports facilities. With over 50 buses, getting around is easy. The campus is eco-friendly, perfect for studying. The computer labs and library have a huge collection of 50,000+ books. It's a place where you can do spiritual activities or join a club.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and they know how to teach well. The course is good, but I don't think it fully prepares us for the real world. It can take a while to figure out how to apply what we learn here in the industry. They get us ready for exams with 4 practice tests, and the questions are spot on. If we focus on those questions, we can ace the exams easily.

Placement: The college didn't set up any placements for us civil students. When we asked, they said they had companies ready to hire us but would only offer 8k per month. We were okay with that, but they thought it was too low and didn't want it to reflect poorly on the college. To make matters worse, the placement coordinator suggested we switch to software instead to find placements and protect the college's reputation.

Campus: The campus and hostel here are pretty nice, better than other colleges I've seen. It's always clean, which is great. The labs have all the stuff we need, and the library has tons of books for every subject. Plus, we can use computers for browsing, which is handy. Not sure about the food though.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really experienced and explain things well. They're super friendly too. Our department sets up cool field trips and industry visits that match what we're learning. About 75% of students pass their semester exams, which is pretty good.

Placement: Most students here get placed in college, which is awesome! Salaries range from 1 LPA to 4.4 LPA, with most companies being startups from Kanyakumari and top hardware ones from Chennai. A good 70 percent of us also land internships in Technopark, Trivandrum. The course offers roles in web development, UI/UX design, AI & ML, and more. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: Our college has free Wi-Fi, cool labs with high-tech computers, and smartboards in every classroom. The library is packed with 35,000+ books, covering everything from studies to fun reads. The hostel is super eco-friendly and well-kept. The food is okay, not like home-cooked meals but still decent. The mess and canteen are spotless. Plus, we've got a medical room and lots of sports options, both indoors and outdoors.

Admission: The staff at this college are awesome. They're super friendly and always there to help. The mechanical department, on the other hand, needs some work. The curriculum could use a lot more focus on the trade and specialization. But overall, the staff make up for it with their support and availability.

Placement: The placement scene here is pretty disappointing. They do interviews, but then nothing happens after that. Hardly any students actually get placed in a company. I went for a bunch of interviews here and even got selected, but then I never heard back from them.

Campus: The campus is pretty big and still growing. They're building a new open auditorium along with a hall. The mechanical labs are okay, but the other labs aren't that good. The library only has books related to subjects. They say the campus has Wi-Fi, but it's actually not true.

Admission: The professors at our college could be better, but the courses are good. Some of my friends find them a bit dull, though.

Placement: Around 65% of students have found placements, which is pretty good. But the salary packages haven't been shared yet, so we don't know how much we'll be earning. The salary packages for our course are rumored to be on the lower side. About 10 students managed to snag internships, and some of my friends have already received job offers while others are still on the lookout.

Campus: The college has everything we need, with great amenities and facilities. It's a nice place with a comfortable campus. The hostels and rooms are really good too.

Admission: The teachers in our department are really knowledgeable and have a lot of experience. Almost all of them have a PhD in engineering. The course we're studying is super up-to-date with what's happening in the industry right now, so it could open up a lot of doors for us students.

Placement: Most students in our course got placed in good companies. The highest salary is almost 1 lakh per month, while the lowest is Rs. 10,000 per month. The most common role is a network engineer. About 75% of us got internships too.

Campus: The college has a really good library and computer lab with Wi-Fi. The classrooms are clean, and there's plenty of space. The labs are well-equipped. The hostel is comfy, and the canteen serves tasty, healthy food. We also get to participate in university sports meets, and our team has won lots of prizes.