Bhagwan Mahavir Polytechnic, Bhagwan Mahavir University

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They help you through everything and they're super nice. The exams are hard, but the teachers help us pass. They teach in a way that's way better than other colleges. I think they're the best at teaching.

Placement: I really like how Bhagwan Mahavir University helps students get jobs. About 80% of students here get placed, which is awesome. Every year, around 1000 students land jobs from the college. Companies like Tata, Adani, and Wipro come to hire students from my college. It's a great opportunity for us to kickstart our careers.

Campus: The college has labs, parking, a library, and internet access. There's also a canteen and drinking water facilities. They have lifts too. However, there's no hostel and some facilities are missing.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. They teach really well, so it's easy to learn. They also keep us up to date with GTU stuff. The exams are set by GTU, and around 40% of students pass.

Placement: Usually, about 100 out of 150 students in each batch find jobs. The salary they offer is between 3 to 5 LPA. The popular job roles include programming engineer, software engineer, app developer, and web developer.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, computer labs, and different batches with classrooms. The canteen offers a variety of food and there are extra sports grounds and parking space. These facilities are available for all departments.

Admission: The teachers here really get you and work with you to make a plan that fits your needs. They're cool about giving you time off for stuff like clubs. The classes cover cool tech like MongoDB and give you hands-on practice. The tests aren't too tough if you really get the material instead of just memorizing it.

Placement: After finishing my diploma, I noticed that many students opt for a degree. But those who choose to work right away have landed jobs with starting salaries ranging from INR 30k per month to INR 12 lakh per year. It seems like there are no job placements specifically after a diploma, but the faculty is always there to help if you need it.

Campus: The buildings, washrooms, and internet are good at the college. But sometimes the fans don't work, and there are a lot of power cuts because there's no backup power. The water coolers aren't always filled, so it's risky to drink the water. It's because some students mess with them.

Admission: I'm a first-year student at this college and one thing that really bugs me is the lack of permanent faculty in many departments. The teaching quality is not great, which is a bummer. The course curriculum is pretty strict and we have a total of 8 end-semester exams along with internal exams. Our subject teachers create the papers for internal exams. We follow the GTU University guidelines for our courses. The college also organizes events like tech fest, freshers party, sports activities, projects, viva, and internal exams.

Placement: The college doesn't offer placements or internships. It's a bummer. I did IT here, and now I have to do a 3-month unpaid internship to land an 8,000 per month job. Not cool. I wish they had better job opportunities. I haven't finished my degree yet because I have some subjects left. My buddy mentioned that companies might hire us on temporary contracts after we graduate.

Campus: The campus is awesome with a big sports ground where we can play lots of sports like cricket, football, and tennis. Each department has its own lab like carpentry, welding, thermal, computer, automobile, and IT labs. OBC students get a scholarship of Rs. 3,000, while SC and ST students get Rs. 40,000, which covers our fees for 2 semesters. It really helps them to pay their fees. Unfortunately, open-cast students don't have any scholarship available.

Admission: The teachers are nice, but the course is really bad. They mess up a lot when grading our papers and making the final grades. The exams are not fair because they ask things we didn't learn in class. It's frustrating.

Placement: Placements at this college are pretty much non-existent. A few companies show up, but only offering internships. The college doesn't really focus on placements for everyone. They only seem to care about a small group of top students, leaving the rest out.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty bad. Fans don't work, benches are broken, and there are other issues too. Cameras don't work either. Some computers in the labs are also not working, and only a few labs have up-to-date software. The rest have older software, which is a problem.

Admission: The teachers here are really good - they know their stuff and help us out a lot. The exams aren't too hard, and we get assignments and practicals to practice. We have 6 exams throughout the year, split into 2 exams per semester.

Placement: At our college, we get chances for placements and internships. If we work hard and do well in our studies, we can land some cool internships.

Campus: The college has great facilities like good classrooms and labs. Wi-Fi is available for everyone, and there are computer labs for students to use. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. The environment at the college is really nice though.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always ready to lend a hand. The courses are practical and get you prepped for the job market. Exams are doable if you put in some effort. Passing percentage is around 30%, so keep that in mind.

Placement: The computer department has a 50% placement rate. The salary packages range from 5 LPA to 50 LPA, with an average of 10 LPA. codecuber is the top recruiting company. Around 40% of students in computer land internships. Coding is the main role offered by companies.

Campus: The computer course facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, libraries, and classrooms are awesome. The hostel has good quality food that's tasty and healthy. Plus, the games here are really cool!

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and always ready to help. They share their experiences and give us all the help we need. The exams aren't too hard if you study. The courses are interesting and match what we're studying.

Placement: Around 60% of us get jobs after college, and we usually make around 3-5 lakhs per year. The top salary offered was 15 lakhs, which is pretty cool. Companies like Essar Steel and Reliance Jio come to hire us. Some of us start working right away, some go back to internships, while others go for higher studies at BMU.

Campus: The college is in a fancy neighborhood and the buildings are awesome. The library and classrooms are really nice and always clean. They have water stations on every floor, which is super convenient. The food in the canteen is tasty. Plus, they have cool sports facilities like a cricket ground, football ground, basketball court, and indoor games.