Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra - Noida Extension Center

Admission: The professors here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They've got tons of experience and teach really well. The college holds hackathons that let us work on cool projects and learn new things. The semester exams are tough though, you need at least 40% to pass.

Placement: Most students get placed after graduation, around 80 percent even get internships. The course mostly focuses on software development. Big companies visit the college for placements and offer great packages. It's awesome seeing many students land their dream jobs here.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus. The library is clean and has all the books we need. Unfortunately, the Noida campus doesn't have a hostel, but they do have lots of games to play indoors and outdoors.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They could maybe spend more time diving into topics, but I get that they have to cover a lot. The course curriculum is good for making us better engineers, but I think we need to do extra learning on our own to really excel.

Placement: I didn't go for on-campus placements because the salary packages were really low. There weren't many companies that I knew of coming for recruitment. I'm guessing the placement rate is pretty low, not high.

Campus: The computer labs have okay PCs. The classrooms have AC and projectors. The library is pretty good. The cafeteria is decent for food and space. Unfortunately, there's not much room for outdoor sports. They only have one or two TT tables.

Admission: The tuition fee for the undergraduate program is 2 LPA, with a development fee of 25,000 and a library fee of 2,000. Overall, the annual fees come to around 2,30,000 to 2,40,000. They also offer scholarships for students who do well academically.

Placement: The placement cell at VIT Noida is really helpful. They organize recruitment drives on campus for internships and jobs. Companies from different sectors like IT, finance, consulting, and engineering come to hire students. Some of the popular companies that visit are ACT, TCS, Infosys, and Wipro. It's a great opportunity for students to get placed!

Campus: The campus at BIT Noida is super lively! There are students from all over, so you get to meet people with different interests. It's cool because you can join cultural events, tech stuff, sports, or just chill with friends.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful, but I'm not sure about the admin people. Exams were pretty chill and not too hard. You just need to get 33% to pass, which is cool. I think they should update the courses to match what's happening in the real world.

Placement: Our entire batch didn't get any placements, and there were no internship opportunities either. Any chances we had were only for sales jobs. We never really got to talk to any companies, so I can't mention any names. They would share links in our WhatsApp group for small businesses that were offering 10k25k for jobs that weren't related to our field.

Campus: The ongoing construction was a bit of a hassle, but the location was really good and convenient. The washrooms didn't work well, and the food in the cafeteria was just okay. I hope they improve in the future with better facilities after the renovation.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really helpful and easy to talk to. The courses are great, especially for technical stuff, and they get us ready for work. The exams can be tough at first, but if you study right, you can pass with around 50%.

Placement: Around 40% of us got jobs after college. The pay ranged from 2.5 LPA to 8 LPA. Companies like Adrosonic, Jellyfish, Indian Shelter, and HaleForm hired many of us. Also, 60% of students got internships at places like Nykinsky & Company, HaleForm, and Taanashi.

Campus: The college has really good facilities. They've got Wi-Fi, labs with all the equipment you need, and projectors in every classroom. Plus, the library has tons of books to choose from. It's all kept up nicely.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and helpful. They really know their stuff and explain things in a way that's easy to understand. The classes are great, they mix theory with hands-on learning. Plus, the teachers are friendly and always encourage us to get involved in class discussions and projects.

Placement: I was really impressed by how many of us got placed in good companies - like 80-90%! And a bunch of us also got internships - like 60-70%. The top salary was about 20 LPA, and the lowest was 3.5 LPA.

Campus: The college has great facilities that are kept in good shape. The Wi-Fi works well everywhere on campus, like in classrooms, labs, and the library. The classrooms are big and have projectors for better learning. The labs have new equipment for hands-on experience. The library has lots of books, journals, and online stuff to help with studying.

Admission: The teachers here are great. Each semester, we have a mid-semester exam worth 25 marks and an end-semester exam worth 50 marks. We also have quizzes for other assessments. Attendance is important, you need to be there 75% of the time, and it counts for 5 marks. The teachers are really helpful and understanding.

Placement: My batch didn't get any placements because there's no placement cell for BCA. We tried off-campus recruitment, but only a few got jobs. The placement cell is terrible, 2 out of 10. I wouldn't suggest it.

Campus: The college doesn't have many facilities. They charge 250 for parking, but there's no hostel. Wi-Fi doesn't work on every floor. The labs are good, but the library is just okay. No hostel means no mess. The canteen was closed when I visited. No medical facilities and no sports ground.

Admission: The teachers here are smart and know a lot, and they're nice, but some of them don't really teach well. It's not like a government college where they're strict about classes. Teaching is okay, but everything else is pretty bad. You'll pass easily, but don't expect to be a top student. The teachers don't give out high grades easily.

Placement: At this college, they don't have placements specifically for BBA students, but you can still find chances on your own. Unfortunately, no one from my batch got placed. If you're just looking for an undergrad degree, this place is fine. But if you want job help, better check out other departments in this college.

Campus: The campus is pretty small with not many facilities. The classrooms are okay, and the library is also not that big. They just built a new campus with new Wi-Fi, but there are no hostels. If you're not from Delhi or Noida, finding a place to stay nearby might be tough. So, if you're from out of town, I wouldn't recommend coming here for college.

Admission: The faculty at this college is awesome! They keep updating the curriculum based on what's happening in the industry. We have exams twice every semester, and there are regular tests too. The faculty is really supportive when it comes to helping with placements and even personal projects.

Placement: There are lots of studios and design firms that hire newbies. The pay isn't great, though usually between Rs 20,000 and Rs 30,000. While you're still in college, you can snag internships and small gigs to boost your portfolio.

Campus: There are no hostels here, so you'll have to find a flat or PG close by. You can choose from both cheap and expensive options. The metro station is just a 5-minute walk away, which is convenient. The course covers everything you need for digital art, animation, and the entertainment industry.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super friendly and always ready to help out. The course covers everything we need to know, from basics to advanced stuff. It sets a strong base for us. The exams are not too hard, and you just need to get 40% to pass.

Placement: Only about 20% of us got placed after graduation. The highest salary was 8 lakhs, and the lowest was 3 lakhs. Companies like HCL, TCS, Yamaha, and ICICI Bank come for hiring. Some of us also got internships, mostly as web developers or data analysts.

Campus: The campus may be small, but it's got everything you need. There's a cool cafeteria, a basketball court, and even a badminton court. Plus, you can chill out and play some table tennis. The classrooms are big and have AC, which is awesome.