BN College of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The teachers are helpful, but they focus only on finishing the course. They don't really talk about future plans. They know their stuff, but they don't seem interested in discussing Engineering.

Placement: You won't find any job placements here. You gotta work really hard and find a job on your own outside of college. The college won't assist you with that.

Campus: The college feels more like a school with its infrastructure. There isn't much of a college vibe here. The hostel is just okay, nothing fancy.

Admission: The teachers here really help us get ready for tough exams like GATE. They give us practice questions and clear up any doubts we have. They guide us well on projects too, teaching us in a practical way that helps us understand the concepts better.

Placement: During the placements at BNCET Lucknow in 2023, the average package offered was around 3 lakh per year. Some students even scored a high package of 14 lakhs per year. Companies like Amazon, Samsung, HCL, and others came to hire from our campus. BNCET did a great job with campus placements.

Campus: The college has everything you need labs, Wi-Fi, library, classrooms, playgrounds, and more. The campus is nice, and the hostel is one of the best around with not too many rules. They've got cool stuff like a Badminton Court, Cricket Ground, and Football Ground.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff well, but they only care about teaching the subject. They don't really help with communication, coding, or other skills. You just have to memorize everything for exams. They don't show how to use the subject in real life.

Placement: This college doesn't help with placements. They just teach theory. But they don't really help you develop skills. Companies might not hire you because you don't have any skills. The college doesn't focus on making you better at anything, just on memorizing stuff.

Campus: The computers in the CSE lab are all messed up keyboards, CPUs, you name it. They don't even connect to the network right. The hostel food needs work too. The rooms are just okay, but they cram two students in each one. The Wi-Fi is a joke; it's there, but it barely works. We're stuck with slow 2G internet instead.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super nice and really help us get good grades. They're always there for us and support us with our projects. Lots of them have Ph.Ds in different subjects.

Placement: The placement here is okay. It's up to us to get the job. The college helps bring in lots of companies for recruitment. It's on us to ace the interviews. Big companies also come here to hire.

Campus: Classrooms are good, especially for 1st-year students. They have air conditioning, which is a plus. The hostel is okay, but the food isn't great. However, the rooms are nice. There's a big lawn for sports in both the college and hostel, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach the syllabus really well. The courses are spot on for the subjects. The exams can be tough, but the passing rate is around 45%. It would be cool to see more real-world stuff in the studies.

Placement: So, about placements, there's a range from 3 lakh to 8 lakh. Companies like Amazon, Kotak Mahindra, and others come for hiring. Attendance is a must gotta have 75%. They've got rules on what to wear and how to behave in college.

Campus: The college facilities are kinda lacking, but the infrastructure is decent. Unfortunately, there's no wifi for studying, and the library only has old books. The classrooms are okay though. Hostel facilities aren't great, especially the food in the mess, not very healthy. At least they provide medical help when needed.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. They explain everything well and make sure we understand. They also test us often to see how we're doing. Some teachers might not be as good, but that's normal. Overall, the teaching here is great and keeps you interested. The exams are tough, so we need to study early. The teachers give us notes and practice tests to help. Most students pass with about an 80% rate.

Placement: Last year, most students from our course got placed, which is awesome. The highest salary was 12 LPA, average was 4 LPA, and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Infosys, Fino Payment Bank, and Bajaj Finserv are top companies that come for placements. Around 60% of students also land internships during breaks, either online or offline.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi for all students, and the labs are well-maintained. We have computer labs for coding practice, and the classrooms are all digital. Our college library is linked with AKTU and has a good collection of books and research papers. You can borrow 4-5 books at a time. There are medical facilities in case of emergencies. The food in the mess is clean and healthy. Hostel fees are reasonable at around Rs. 50,000 per year. We play sports on campus, and hostel students regularly use the sports area and nearby swimming pool.

Admission: The teachers and staff here aren't great. They sometimes use harsh methods like canes if you miss class or don't do well. A lot of teachers don't really know English well. The head of the department isn't very helpful either.

Placement: I heard the job placements here aren't great. If you want a good career from your course, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. They don't help with internships, so you're pretty much on your own.

Campus: The bathrooms are gross and not well-maintained. I couldn't find any water coolers around. The classrooms seem messy and disorganized. They do have Wi-Fi, but it's super slow, even for just searching on Google. Some of the windows in the classrooms are broken.

Admission: During my first year at college, I had a great experience. The teachers, labs, and playground were all good. I learned new skills every day. The faculty in my department was amazing - all the teachers were highly educated and super helpful to all the students.

Placement: I got 74% in my course but now I'm struggling with finding a job. No companies came for placements at first, but eventually, some like Amazon, Bob, and IT companies did show up. However, since I'm a Civil Engineering student, they couldn't hire me. I advise my friends to avoid private colleges without guaranteed placements. I have skills, but companies all want experience. It's tough out here.

Campus: I go to a private college that has everything WiFi, labs, you name it. The first year was great with all the facilities, but after that, things kinda went downhill. We have different departments like financial management, library, playground, workshop, labs, and hostel. It's a good place to learn, but the fees are super high.

Admission: The college follows rules like a school. Teachers treat every student equally and are always there to help with doubts even after class. The exam papers are challenging like university papers, but it helps us pass easily. The pass rate is really high, above 87%.

Placement: Around 70% of students from our college find jobs after graduation. Big companies like Byjus, Wipro, Flipkart, HCl, Paytm, Jio, and Samsung come for placements. Last year, the top salary package offered was around 14-16 LPA. You can also get summer internships through the college or on your own.

Campus: The college has really stepped up its game with great infrastructure now that we're NBA accredited. We've got computer labs for various languages and a cool robotics lab to explore advanced language features. The only downside is the slow Wi-Fi and mobile network in the buildings. The hostels are okay, offering rooms and facilities based on what you pay.

Admission: The teachers are really good, some even went to IIT Bombay and IIT BHU. The classes are well-organized, but the exams are tough. Your grades mostly come down to how much effort you put in. Around 90% of students pass.

Placement: About half the students got internships, which is pretty good. Out of 50 students, around 10 got placements. The top salary package was about 5 LPA.

Campus: The college offers Wi-Fi and RO water, which is great. They have transport available 24/7 for hostel students in case of a medical emergency. The campus is nice, and their hostel is one of the best around. There are not too many rules, especially for upperclassmen. Only first-year students need to be back by 8 PM.