Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra - Lalpur Extension Center

Admission: The teachers at this college are really supportive and know their stuff. They help you out a lot. The teaching is top-notch too. The courses here get you ready for working in IT. They have exams each semester, and you just gotta score 40 or more out of 100 to pass.

Placement: I'm studying BCA at Lalpur, Ranchi. The course helps us get the skills needed for our industry. It's a mix of theory and hands-on learning. After graduation, the average salary is around 34 LPA. Unfortunately, our college doesn't offer internships. But we do have good academic support here.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure for students. Wi-Fi is only for teachers, not for us. The labs are nice, and the library is okay, but not many books. No hostel or canteen for students though.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They teach us about automata theory, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. The course is up-to-date and well-rounded. Plus, exams are always on schedule. It's great!

Placement: About half of the students in our college got jobs after graduating. How many students get placed really comes down to how good they are at what they do. Having good communication skills is key to landing a job after college.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are in good shape. The Wi-Fi works fine. The food in the canteen is what students want. Everything is okay here.

Admission: The teachers at BIT are awesome! They're super helpful, whether it's about college stuff or personal things. They know a lot about the subjects they teach. The curriculum is great and prepares you well for the industry. You just need 40% to pass each semester.

Placement: Last year at BIT Lalpur, about 75% of students got placed. The lowest offer was around 3.5 lakhs, while the highest was around 13 lakhs for BBA. Companies like TCS, Birla, and HDFC Bank hired many students with good pay. HDFC offered the highest salary.

Campus: BIT Lalpur doesn't have a big campus or good hostels, so don't expect that. The campus is small, with just classrooms and parking. There's no extra space.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make the classes interesting. Picking the right course can be tricky, though. Some find it easy, while others struggle. The exams are pretty tough with some really challenging questions.

Placement: After finishing my BBA at BIT Mesra Lalpur, I noticed that there aren't a lot of placement chances. We usually have to look for internships in the summer ourselves since we can't do them at other times. Some students do get placed, but only a handful of companies come to our college for placements.

Campus: Living off-campus is necessary at BIT Lalpur since there are no hostels available. You'll need to find your own place to stay. The campus doesn't have a canteen, and sports activities only happen during special events like Aurora. Medical facilities are limited, and the library is the only place to study since there's no Wi-Fi provided.

Admission: The campus has a big Library with all the books you need for classes. The professors are really good  they all have PhDs and lots of experience. The exams are not too hard, so you can pass them if you pay attention in class. Just focus on the activities and lectures, and you'll be fine.

Placement: In 2023, we had only two companies visit our college for placements: SAP and Wipro. Unfortunately, the placements at BIT Lalpur were really low this year because of issues with the previous batch. The 2023 BCA students, like me, were hoping for better placements but we didn't get many opportunities.

Campus: I really like the two computer labs at this college. They even have a lift for disabled students, which is awesome. The campus environment is nice, and all the classrooms have projectors and AC. The education quality is good, and they give us access to Microsoft Office too. It's a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers here are pretty qualified, most of them have Ph.D.s. The exams are okay as long as you study well. Don't rely solely on the teacher to understand everything. You gotta put in some extra effort on your own too!

Placement: I really like this college because if you have extra skills, you have a better chance to get a job. But even if you're focused on your studies, you can still get placed. Lots of good companies come to our college and they hire students who are smart and believe in themselves. So, it's a good idea to have some extra skills besides what you learn in class. It'll help you improve and succeed.

Campus: The campus isn't great, it's small and doesn't have a lot of facilities like a ground or canteen. You can't really do extracurricular stuff there. But we do have societies, NGOs, and cool events like CCL and Bitotsav. Lalpur BIT doesn't have hostels, but there are tons of hostels nearby, so it's all good.

Admission: The course content was okay but not enough to prepare us for the real world. We had 2 big exams  one in the middle of the semester and one at the end. Plus, we had 2 quizzes each semester.

Placement: The college didn't have great job opportunities on campus. The highest salary offered off-campus was 3.3 LPA for our batch. The faculty supported us during off-campus interviews. About 50 students out of 200 got jobs from our college.

Campus: Our college was being renovated when I was there. Since it was just an extension center, there wasn't a hostel. We didn't have a mess, canteen, or sports facilities on campus. We had to handle these things ourselves.

Admission: The professors are really knowledgeable and helpful. Some like theory more, but most think practical stuff is important. The course covers both theory and practical skills. The exams are a bit tough, but you just need 60% to pass.

Placement: Around half of the students get jobs every year. The pay can go from 2.2 LPA to 9 LPA, with an average around 5-6 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro hire here. But there are no internships on campus. They offer roles like software developer, tester, and quality engineer.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is there, but they don't give us the password. The computer labs are kinda outdated and the computers are super slow. The classrooms are cool though, they got air conditioning, comfy chairs, projectors, and screens. The library is small, but it's got a good bunch of books. No hostel on campus, but there's lots of hostels and PGs nearby. And no canteen, so gotta find food elsewhere. Sports and games are set up by different clubs.

Admission: The teachers at BIT are super helpful and really know their stuff. They prepare us well for the industry and make sure we're fully trained. The semester exams are taken seriously, and everyone passes because the teaching is so clear in class. It's a great place to learn!

Placement: In my batch, about 40% of us got placed. The highest package was 8Lpa and the lowest was 4Lpa. On average, most of us got around 6Lpa. Aditya Birla and Bandhan Bank were the top companies that hired students. Around half of us got internships. The popular role was Business Development Associate.

Campus: The Wi-Fi wasn't working, but the labs were clean and neat. Classrooms were cool with AC, and the library was great. The hostel food was good, and the mess was clean with fresh food. They had sports facilities and organized different events at the college.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag. Some really know their stuff and are great at teaching, while others seem a bit lost. It's clear that some teachers are not fully prepared to teach certain subjects. But the exams are super strict, so no chance to cheat. The syllabus is pretty tough compared to other schools.

Placement: I'm currently in my 5th semester, and for now, only 2 students from my batch of 150 have got jobs. Hopefully, by the end of the 6th semester, more of us will get placed. The salary packages range from 3 to 5 LPA. Some of the top companies that came for recruitment were Accenture India, Infosys, Zen Trade, QuickShell, and Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.

Campus: The BIT Lalpur Campus doesn't have much space. There are only 15 classrooms for BCA and BBA students, not counting the computer lab. The campus is small, just two buildings, so it feels like a coaching center. It's cool that we don't have to wear a uniform right now, but the new BCA students starting in 2024-2025 will have to wear a black-and-white uniform. Unfortunately, there's no canteen on campus either.