BITS Pilani K K Birla, Goa Campus

Admission: The teachers here are really good. The academics can be tough, but they try hard to explain everything in lectures. The first-year courses might not seem that important, but the later ones are. The academic atmosphere is great too.

Placement: The computer science students got a top offer of 62 LPA this year, and the average was around 30 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Goldman Sachs hire students regularly. Even Mercedes comes for recruitment every year. But for core branches, the return on investment isn't as high.

Campus: The dorm has washing machines, which is super convenient. The bathrooms are always clean and have hot water all day. There's also purified drinking water available. The food in the dining hall is top-notch. The only downside is that you have to stick to the same meal schedule for a month or two. But overall, it's been an awesome experience.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart, lots of them went to IITs and BITS. They know their stuff. The stuff we learn is useful for getting a job. Most people pass their classes, only a few don't make it. The exams are challenging but fair.

Placement: Most students get placed in this course, about 80%. Lately, there are fewer top companies hiring, with the lowest salary offered at 4lpa and the highest at 8-9 LPA for freshers. Honeywell is the main company recruiting, and around 8-10% of students land internships there.

Campus: The department has awesome facilities like modern labs, wi-fi, smart classrooms, and research areas. The hostel rooms are clean and comfy, with nice washrooms and a chill hangout spot. The food at the mess is clean. They have medical help around the clock. Lots of sports options too, like fields, gym, and indoor areas.

Admission: The teachers in the biology department are super friendly and easy to talk to. They're always willing to help with any issues you have, not just about the subject. The course content is really good. They do regular assessments, so you don't get overwhelmed with stress at the end.

Placement: Dual-degree students are getting jobs quicker than single-degree students this year. Nearly everyone finds a job. M.Sc. economics students usually get offers between 26 to 28 LPA. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Samsung, and Amazon come for placements on campus.

Campus: You get 8 gigs of data, which is enough for most students. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. The mess food is decent, but you can always hit up the food stalls for more options. There are four stalls in total, so you won't go hungry. Dominos and KFC are close by, so your food deliveries come quick, usually in 15-20 minutes.

Admission: The teachers here were really great - they knew their stuff and were always ready to help. The teaching was top-notch, and as long as you get used to the course, studying becomes pretty enjoyable. The semester exams were okay, not too tough. Just aim for a CGPA of 8.3 to pass.

Placement: The salary packages for 2021 placements were awesome! The highest one was 43.3 LPA, and the average was 16 LPA. Microsoft was the biggie, offering 42.3 LPA to seven students. Lots of other cool companies like Google, Amazon, and Cisco also came for placements. Around 808 students signed up, and 736 got placed in different companies. Super exciting times during the placement drive!

Campus: The campus is built on a hill, which is pretty cool. The main building has everything we need labs, classrooms, and lecture halls with AC. They also have a medical center that's well-run. And there are sports facilities like cricket grounds, tennis courts, and basketball courts. The food in the mess and canteen is decent too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great! They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The first-year classes can be a bit dull because you have to study everything from computer science to biology. I wish they would focus more on each course from the start. The exams in each semester are pretty tough.

Placement: In my course, most students got jobs, even during a tough job market. The average pay for my course is about 25LPA. Big companies like Oracle, Google, and Amazon hired students here. There were internships for everyone, from Google to TCS. Your grades really matter for these opportunities.

Campus: The facilities in my department are awesome. The food is pretty good, especially if you pick a good mess over a not-so-great one. Luckily, we can choose which one we want, so we can go for the best mess available.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff really well. Plus, there's no attendance policy to stress about. The courses are practical and make sense for real life. The exams are tough, but fair, and we all do our best thanks to the grading system.

Placement: Most students got placed, which is awesome. The highest salary offered was around 45K, the lowest was 6K, and the average was 26K. Big companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Uber, Nutanix, and Atlassian came for placements. Students also landed internships at places like Rubrix, Microsoft, Uber, Sprinklr, and Atlassian. Job roles included SDE, APM, and Product Analyst.

Campus: The campus has Wi-fi everywhere, which is awesome. All departments have good lab facilities. The hostels are nice and clean. The food in the mess is just okay. There are plenty of sports and games to join. And there's medical help available 24/7 on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really great and their teaching was top-notch. The courses were super relevant and easy to follow. We had 2 semesters per year and the pass rate was solid.

Placement: Most of us got jobs after college, around 80%. The highest salary was 18 LPA, and the lowest was 8 LPA. TCS, Wipro, Infosys, and IBM hired us. About 60% of us did internships. Popular jobs were project manager and HR positions.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is fast and works well. The classrooms are top-notch and the atmosphere is calm. They have good labs and a big library with lots of books. The hostel feels like home and the food is tasty and nutritious.

Admission: The teachers at Goa campus really know their stuff. Classes are hands-on and interesting. You don't have to go to every class, but it's good to go, especially if you're doing a dual program. Your CGPA is super important for everything  like getting into a dual program, practice school, or scholarships. Some first-year courses might not seem useful now, but they'll come in handy later on for sure.

Placement: The placements are awesome! On average, students get around 17 LPA, which is pretty cool. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Adobe, and more come to hire us. The practice school is a great way to get ready for the industry and land good jobs. Love it here!

Campus: The campus at BITS Goa is awesome. It's so pretty with all the greenery, and Goa itself is a beautiful place. The campus is super clean, you hardly see any trash around. It's not as big as Pilani or Hyderabad, but you still end up walking a lot. In the first year, they usually give you a room with a roommate. The rooms have everything you need - bed, table, chair, fan, windows, cupboard, and whiteboards. Each hostel has a chill common room with AC where you can hang out, watch TV, play games like table tennis, chess, or foosball. And now they even have washing machines in every hostel.

Admission: Sometimes there are too many tests. Some classes could use a makeover. But there are also classes that are super cool and taught by really enthusiastic teachers. Usually, there's a mid-semester test, a final exam, 2 quizzes, and 1-2 assignments. And sometimes there's a surprise quiz or they check your attendance.

Placement: Almost everyone got a job after graduating. The placement numbers were great almost everyone got one. The lowest package was 6 Lakhs, but the median was 24 Lakhs. The average was around 26 Lakhs. The highest offer was 45 Lakhs. Big companies like JPMC, PWC, Uber, and Amazon came for placements.

Campus: The hostels are kept clean and tidy. Wi-Fi can be slow sometimes, but the LAN connection works well. The food in the mess is decent. There are three mess options in the hostel. First-year students share rooms with two beds, while second-year and above get their own solo rooms. There's a common room with table tennis, carrom, and a TV for everyone to hang out in.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, coming from top schools. They really know their stuff. The classes are cool because we get to do hands-on stuff in labs. Grading can be tough, but the exams are no joke. Almost everyone passes though, like 99% of us. And the teachers are cool with helping out during their office hours too.

Placement: Most students in our course land jobs, around 80-90%. The starting salary is Rs 10,000 a month, while the average is Rs 18,000. Big companies like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft hire from here. You gotta do internships or a thesis for sure.

Campus: The campus has great facilities. Wi-Fi gives us 8 GB every day. The classrooms are big and have AC. The library is awesome. We have sports activities. The food options are good - there's a mess and a nice canteen. And there are plenty of food places around campus too.