BIET - Birbhum Institute of Engineering & Technology

Admission: The teachers at our college were a mixed bag. Some were really good  smart, helpful, and knew their stuff. But some were not so great. Overall, the teaching was just okay. The first two years were pretty good, but the last two years were a mess. A bunch of teachers left, and we students paid the price.

Placement: Only a tiny number of us in the course actually got jobs after graduation like 1 to 2%. The pay wasn't great either, around Rs. 10,000 a month. Cinif Technologies Limited was the main company hiring from our course. On average, the salary package was 1.4 LPA. Sadly, none of us landed an internship through the course.

Campus: The facilities for our department were just okay. I can't say much about the hostel since I don't stay there. The Wi-Fi was pretty bad, and the college makes students pay for it, but it didn't work without a laptop. The food at the hostel canteen was really awful.

Admission: The teachers at our college weren't great. They didn't teach effectively. There weren't many workshops or seminars organized. Only a couple of teachers were good, while the others were not so great. I wouldn't recommend this college. The math teachers were good, but the rest didn't teach C programming well.

Placement: The placements at our college were really disappointing. None of the good companies came to hire during our time there. So, don't get your hopes up for great placements. This college used to be famous, but it's not the same anymore. I'm really unhappy with it. The college leaders don't seem to have much control. The guy in charge of placements wasn't much help either. He didn't know anyone in the industry. It's hard to believe that none of the 24 students in our department got placed through campus interviews.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with decent Wi-Fi. The labs are okay, but the computers need an upgrade. The library is great with lots of books and magazines. There's also a medical unit on campus. Sports and games facilities are good. The campus is big and in a nice location.

Admission: The Mechanical Engineering department was lacking, but other departments had good facilities and lab assistants. Computer Science had the best ones. In Mechanical Engineering, most teachers were new and not very helpful. Only 2 experienced teachers actually taught us, the rest just gossiped. The course curriculum is okay, but students need more resources to really learn and grow in their fields. With the poor atmosphere and lack of support here, students might not be fully prepared for the industry.

Placement: No one got placed from our stream because the college didn't give us any chance for placements. The TPO department failed to set up any on-campus placements. I remember there was only one campus placement for a Telecom company, but none of us took the offer because we were waiting for core companies. Unfortunately, no core companies came for placements. The TPO department did arrange some placements, but they were all off-campus or pull campus. No one got placed in the years 2014-2018.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in college and hostel was there, but it was often not working. The labs had machines, some too old to work properly, and there wasn't much help from the lab assistants. Classrooms were nice, especially the Lecture Gallery. The library was the best - lots of books, blogs, and magazines. The staff was friendly, and the digital library was cool. Food was okay, nothing special. Hostel rooms and toilets weren't clean, and the warden didn't do much about it. Students could play volleyball, cricket, and football on campus, but no indoor games. There was an ambulance for emergencies, and some first aid, but no full-time doctor.

Admission: The teachers and faculty here are super nice and always ready to help. They know a lot about what they teach and are really good at it. Some teachers are extra awesome and make learning easier. The semesters aren't too tough, which is a relief.

Placement: Placement at our college isn't as good as before, but it's okay. A few years back, placements were awesome, but now they've gone down a bit. The lowest salary offered is 3 LPA, but many students end up finding jobs in top companies like Infosys and TCS outside campus.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi everywhere. We've got digital labs, a library, a digital library, classrooms, and a bunch of hostels. There are five for boys and three for girls. They even have a separate hostel for juniors. Oh, and there's a cool pond right in front of the college that makes it look awesome.

Admission: The teachers were okay, but our head of department wasn't very helpful. We didn't get much real-world experience. The course content was somewhat useful. There were 15 students for every faculty member. Teaching styles varied a lot between teachers  some were great, but others struggled to teach well.

Placement: During placements, 2Mnc brought 5 companies to the college. Not many students got placed, maybe around 30% or even less. TCS and Tech Mahindra were the big companies, while the rest were not really technical - some we didn't even know about. The highest salary offered was 3.36 lakhs per year, and the lowest was 1.2 lakhs per year.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here isn't great. The library is just okay, with mostly academic books. We can't look for our own books. Sports-wise, there's table tennis, but not much space for outdoor games. The canteen doesn't have many food options, but the quality is good. The hostel canteen isn't fancy, but it's alright. The canteen staff are really nice and friendly.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're always there to help you out when you're stuck. You can just go up to them and ask for help. They teach well, mostly using books. After that, they show us how to write code on the computer and run it. That's why everyone likes their classes.

Placement: A lot of my friends and older students from this college got cool jobs after graduating. A bunch of them landed jobs at IBM. Some even got more than one offer, while others got job offers from abroad. A few students even scored government jobs. It's awesome to see everyone doing so well!

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi for students, you just need to register your IP address. The library has lots of good books and the new labs are awesome. They organize sports events and give prizes to the winners. Gamathon is a cool gaming competition where students who love gaming can join. Sometimes students from other colleges come to play computer games here too.

Admission: The teachers were really nice. They made sure we understood everything in class. They were qualified and had teaching experience. Their teaching was great and easy to follow. The course layout was good and prepared us for the industry. We could ask questions and clear our doubts. Exams were okay, not too hard. If we study well, we can get good grades. We needed a 6 CGPA to pass each semester.

Placement: The college was private. The computer science and engineering department was super popular. Lots of students got jobs in IT. Around 70% of students got placed either on-campus or off-campus. Companies offered salaries between 3 LPA to 8 LPA. Startups and big companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys recruited students. In the third year, about 35-45% of students did internships. The roles offered were software engineer, business analyst, and customer support.

Campus: The college had everything we needed for our studies. Wi-Fi was super fast everywhere on campus. We could use it whenever we wanted. The labs had all the tools we needed. Classrooms were nice with projectors and cameras. The library had all the books we needed, and we could easily borrow them. There was even a medical room in case of emergencies. Two separate hostels for boys and girls were available, and the rooms were good. And there was a big ground for playing games and sports.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful. They taught us carefully and made sure we understood the subjects well. It was great when they explained things in class.

Placement: The placements at our college were really disappointing. Only 13 students got jobs at TCS. The rest of us didn't get placed, which is pretty rough. It's not cool that so many of us are still looking for jobs because the college didn't help us find one.

Campus: The college's buildings were okay, I'd rate them 3 out of 5. When I first checked out the campus, I was a bit lost. The library there is massive!

Admission: The teachers in our department are super qualified and always ready to help, both in class and outside. They all have backgrounds from IITs, which is pretty cool. Every year, we get to go on a fun trip and even visit some industries. It's a great way to learn more stuff that can help us with jobs later on.

Placement: I graduated from BIET and wanted to share my college experience. In 2014, around 30 students from the civil engineering department got placed. Companies like JMC, TCS, Pinnacle, and Redvise hired students back then. JMC and TCS offered the best roles. The highest salary was around 4 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPA. In the same year, about 30 students from our department got internships. Overall, our course had a placement rate of about 67%.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and a great campus. Everything, including the hostels, has Wi-Fi. There's a digital library for research and another library for reading books - it's super cozy with AC. Boys and girls have separate hostels, and even senior and junior boys have their own buildings. There are different hostels like East 1, East 2, West 1, and West 2 for senior students. Each hostel has its own canteen with yummy food. The college even has its own ambulance and buses. Every year, we have fun playing sports like high jump, long jump, table tennis, and shot put. It's a blast!

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and friendly. They know their stuff and are qualified. There are lots of M.Tech courses to choose from, like mechanical engineering. And they've got all the B.Tech courses too. I'm in civil engineering, and the curriculum is spot on for getting us ready for the industry.

Placement: Around half the students in our course found placements, which is pretty good. The highest salary offered was Rs. 2.4 LPA, while the lowest was 1.2 LPA, with an average of 1.8 LPA. Mahindra, Damodar Ropeways & Infra Ltd, and Tata Consultancy Services are the top companies that hire from our college for the role of site engineer. Some students also got internships at Gammon India and Simplex company, which was cool. It's nice to see opportunities coming our way like this.

Campus: Our college has a huge infrastructure with 3 sections, each having 4 floors. We've got Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. The classrooms are nice and airy. Plus, we have hostel, medical, and canteen services. We play sports like cricket, football, and table tennis on the college ground and in the common room near the canteen.