Biluru Gurubasava Mahaswamiji Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. Exams are fair, and you gotta work on your own, but it's good practice. The courses get you ready for the industry and give you solid knowledge. I just wish they had more placement stuff for us.

Placement: Our group of students is awesome. We have opportunities for internships with companies that pay well. Lots of us have landed internships because we know our stuff. The job placement for our department is pretty solid.

Campus: The college has good buildings and facilities. However, the Wi-Fi is not available, which they should really fix. The hostel wasn't great when I was there, but maybe it's better now. They organize sports and games with other branches, which is cool.

Admission: The faculty at this college are really great. They're always there for us students. They finish teaching everything on time and even offer extra classes when we need them. They're super helpful with our exam and project work.

Placement: The university organizes off-campus drives for placements. So far, we haven't had any placement drives this year, but we're hopeful for the future. Our faculty is awesome and always working to get us more opportunities. Students are also putting in a lot of effort for placements.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure. We've got all the labs we need for our courses. The only issue is they're missing some software. We have separate classrooms and cabins as well. Plus, there's a playground, indoor ground, and seminar halls available.

Admission: The teaching is mostly just reading from PDFs. We don't get to work on real-world projects, only ones they choose. They care more about impressive project titles than what we actually learn. The teachers don't work together well either.

Placement: None of us got placed from our group. Only a training institute showed up, pretending to be companies. The college doesn't focus on industry standards in teaching - they just want you to pass and leave. The university they're linked with, VTU, doesn't have a good syllabus. Plus, the faculty don't really care about teaching industry stuff.

Campus: The college is huge, but the management doesn't handle it well. There's no WiFi, and phones are not allowed. The labs were fine, but the classrooms could be better. Sports happen once a year. The canteen food isn't great. The hostel is always full. Overall, the place doesn't feel welcoming.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. They answer all our questions and teach really well. The courses we take are practical and the industry hires a lot of students from here.

Placement: Only around 1 in 5 students from our course landed a job. The pay ranges from 1.4 to 3.2 LPA. Big companies like Indian Technologies come for placements. Roughly 1 in 5 students got an internship. They offer roles like manager and assistant engineer to us.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works here, but we don't have the password. The labs have new equipment, and the classrooms have projectors. The library has lots of books for us. The food at the canteen is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are not great. Only 2 of them seem qualified, the rest are pretty clueless. They just read off the slides without explaining anything. Plus, there's no real communication between students and staff. The turnover is high too, with new teachers coming in and leaving every few months. It's a bit chaotic.

Placement: Don't expect much for placements at this college. We only get a degree certificate, nothing else. The training they give for placements is below average. It seems like they know no placements will happen here, so the training reflects that.

Campus: The classrooms are nice and big, but there's no Wi-Fi for students. The computers in the labs are old and often have issues. The hostel is really bad, feels like a train station waiting room. The food in the mess is not good, lots of complaints but no improvements.