Bheemanna Khandre Institute of Technology

Admission: The professors really know their stuff and teach us well. They prepare us for jobs after we graduate. The course content is up-to-date with daily changes. Passing the semesters can be tough, but studying the textbooks helps. You need 36 marks to pass each subject.

Placement: Almost half of us got placed in our college, which is not bad. The highest salary offered is 6 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 2 lakhs. Companies like HP and TMF come for placements. They offer roles like data analyst and software developer for our course.

Campus: Our college has great facilities like new labs, smart board classrooms, and a library. The hostel is good too, with food and a medical kit. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in the college or hostel. They also organize sports and cultural events every semester, which is cool.

Admission: Some teachers are really helpful during exams, but others show favoritism.

Placement: I picked computer science engineering because only electronics and communication and mechanical students are getting jobs. Other branches don't have many job opportunities. Computer science engineering is a popular degree in the engineering field.

Campus: I really like the hostel here. The food can be a bit iffy at times, not always great. Wi-Fi can be spotty. The hot water situation needs fixing. But the security is top-notch with guards on duty 24/7. The labs and library are nice too. Overall, the college has a good infrastructure.

Admission: The teaching is okay, not amazing. The course material is related to what we're learning, but it's not super practical for the real world. They have lots of fun events and festivals. Some students get scholarships, which is cool. It's pretty easy to get the marks needed to pass, so that's a plus for grades.

Placement: I graduated in 2021 with a B.E. in CSE (AIML). Only a few of us in my course got placed, but everyone in chemical engineering did. The pay ranges from 3 lakhs to 6 lakhs, with an average of 3.80 lakhs. Companies like Sai, Infosys, HCL, and others hired students from our college.

Campus: The college has nice facilities like a big library, seminar halls, and green and white boards in classrooms. They also have a sports department, music department, and a canteen. The hostel is okay, and they offer high-speed Wi-Fi with labs that have all the tech you need.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They've got the experience and knowledge to back it up. The chemical engineering course curriculum is spot-on for preparing us for the industry. You only need 40% to pass, so it's not too stressful. The exams are fair and depend on how well you do.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 80%-90%. The highest salary is 3 LPA, and the lowest is 2.5 LPA. The popular roles are process engineer and production engineer. We all did internships at places like Honour Lab, Neuland Labs, Piramal, Mylan, and more.

Campus: There's a lot on our campus - labs, canteen, library, and a book store. The hostel is nice and the food is really good. We've got sports facilities and even a gym. There's medical help too, with an ambulance on campus all day for emergencies.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really knowledgeable. Most of them have PhDs in their subjects. Some of the mechanical engineering teachers have been teaching for around 22 years! They hire new teachers based on their experience. The teaching is okay, and they use projectors and screens in class. They cover the syllabus on time. We also get to visit a sugarcane factory, dams, and road projects for practical learning.

Placement: The college helps students get jobs after they graduate. The starting salary is around 1.80 LPA, but some students get up to 5 LPA. A lot of former students are working in countries like Canada, Australia, Oman, Dubai, and the USA. Companies like Marine Drive and others from Pune come for mechanical placements. For civil engineering, companies like Shobha Developers, Ramky, and L&T also come for placements. The college even arranged internships for students nearby this year. There's a placement cell on campus that helps with training and job placements. Recently, they organized tests for the GATE exam and general aptitude.

Campus: The campus is huge with lots of trees. We all get Wi-Fi which is cool. The computer labs are new and have AC. Mechanical labs have a bunch of machines to practice on. The electronic labs are up-to-date. The college works with TCS for exams. We can take the GATE exam right here. There are hostels for guys and girls. They have separate stuff for each. The food in the canteen isn't great. The library stays open till midnight during exams.

Admission: The faculty here are really friendly and helpful. They're always there to answer your questions. In the mechanical department, the teachers are super supportive, and some of them are really skilled and generous with their help. Most of them have M.Tech degrees, but there are no professors with PhDs.

Placement: When I was there, the mechanical industry was going through a tough time, so there weren't any placements happening. But some of my friends from computer science and engineering got jobs in a few Indian companies. Other than that, no one else got placed that year.

Campus: The classrooms are nice because they're quiet during lectures. Wi-Fi is good at the admin office, but not everywhere on campus. The library is awesome for people who actually use it. They also have medical facilities which is a plus.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good, like a 6 out of 10. They help with student problems but sometimes don't know enough. They do support extracurricular stuff, which is great for finishing everything in just 6 months. The faculty is friendly and really gets you, almost like parents.

Placement: I wasn't impressed with the recent placement drives by Naaptol, IBM, and Infosys. I'd give it a 4 out of 10. The placements were pretty bad. Most of the companies that showed up were just training centers or consulting firms pretending to offer placements. It's honestly the worst when it comes to placements.

Campus: The college has a nice campus and great facilities for mechanical engineering. I'd rate it a 7 out of 10. The labs are good for CSE and chemical engineering, but not so great for civil engineering. Overall, it's a good place to study. The campus is pretty big, covering 44000 square meters.

Admission: The teachers are great here! They don't just teach the course material, they also share life lessons. The ratio of students to teachers is around 20:1. Industrial visits are organized for seniors only. Many of the lecturers are young and new to teaching.

Placement: The placements here are cool, but mostly in startups, not big companies. The salary usually ranges from Rs. 20,000-30,000 a month. If you're into seminars and studying, you can land a good job with a nice pay.

Campus: The classrooms and library here aren't as great as they seem online. The library doesn't have all the books we need. Every year, our college has sports events. The Wi-Fi is kinda slow, but honestly, most people just use Jio anyway. The hostels are nice and the food in the mess is pretty good. Some people have issues with the infrastructure, but I think it's not a big deal.

Admission: The civil engineering faculty here is top-notch! They really know their stuff and our branch always does well in the university results. The teachers are super qualified and understand the subjects really well. That's why we have the fewest failures in the whole college. Other departments are good too, but not as great as civil engineering. I'd give them 3.5 stars.

Placement: Around 20 students from our college got placed out of 120. The salary package offered was 1.8 LPA. Big companies come to hire CS students, while startups hire from other branches. Our batch didn't have an internship program, but they started it in 2015. The college's T&P cell supports students in finding internships.

Campus: I didn't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about it. The campus was nice and green, lots of trees and grass. The classrooms and labs were well-equipped. The only downside was the canteen, it wasn't great, but you can manage.

Admission: The teachers here don't seem to know much about the subjects. It feels like they got their jobs because of other reasons, not their knowledge. I heard that none of the Computer Science teachers have PhDs. And get this, the head of the department has a backlog of 3 years! It's kind of crazy. Even he doesn't seem to know what's going on. Plus, I heard some teachers have their own photocopy shop and if you don't use it, they might lower your grades. It's a bit frustrating.

Placement: I studied Computer Science for 4 years at this college. The placements are really bad - not a single placement offered. The teachers are not great, some took 5-6 years to finish their own engineering due to failing a year. None of them have PhDs in CSE. They only bring in BPOs and coaching centers for placements. I had a 7.9 CGPA but still didn't get placed. Disappointing experience overall.

Campus: This place is not great. You can't hang out with girls anywhere on campus without them starting rumors about you. The food here is really bad and the events are not well-planned.