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Supriya Nair
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Production)
Reviewed On 3 Dec, 2025
Admission: The professors here really support students who are eager to learn. The academics are good, but the teaching is just okay. They help you out with whatever you need. We have semester exams by the Board of Technical Education in Uttar Pradesh.
Placement: Don't expect a high-paying job right after graduation. Most students here go for more studies. Companies like Wipro, Tata Power, and Servpro hire a lot. Salaries usually start at 3 lakhs per year and go up to 6 lakhs. The college's placement office isn't very active, but they do help with getting ready for job interviews.
Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. The labs could use better equipment. Classrooms are just okay. The canteen serves good food at fair prices. The mess food is decent. The library here is pretty good. And hey, the campus has Wi-Fi, which is awesome!
Abhishek Soni
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Production)
Reviewed On 18 Nov, 2025
Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They push us to study on our own so we can learn better. Especially in IT, they want us to study a lot for real-world tech skills. Going to class all the time is key to doing well on exams. If you stay focused, the exams aren't too hard.
Placement: This college is one of the top private Polytechnic colleges in UP. Placements are great in all fields, especially in mechanical and electrical. No matter which branch you pick, there are good job opportunities. If you're a regular student with the right skills, finding a job won't be a problem.
Campus: The college has awesome facilities for all courses. IT students get to use top-notch labs, while mechanical and electronics students have cool workshops. Just a heads up, only first-year students can stay in the hostel. But hey, if you live really far away (like over 200 kilometers), you might be able to stay there too.
Sakshi Nair
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
Reviewed On 16 Nov, 2025
Admission: The first-year teachers aren't that great, but the second-year ones are really helpful. They teach well and are awesome. However, they don't really prepare us for the industry. The exams at BIT are pretty easy because they recycle old questions. Most first-year teachers are not so good, except for a couple. On the other hand, the second-year teachers are way better than the first-year ones.
Placement: The best salary package offered is 11 LPA. Companies like Wipro, TCS, and others hire students from my course. Many students in my course get internships, thanks to the college's efforts. All students were able to secure internships through the college's support.
Campus: The Wi-Fi works fine, but you can't top it up. The labs and classrooms are cool. But the library isn't that great because they charge fines if you stay past closing time.
Tej Khan
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
Reviewed On 30 Oct, 2025
Admission: The teachers here are super experienced, with over 20 years of teaching under their belt. They really know their stuff and make learning easy. The courses offered are top-notch, especially for engineering students. But watch out for the semester exams they can be pretty challenging if you're not ready. The passing rate is around 65% to 70%.
Placement: Around 25 to 30% of students here end up getting placed after college. The lowest pay offer you can get is around 5 LPA, while the highest is 12 LPA. The top company that recruits from our college is L&T.
Campus: My college has a nice setup with big classrooms that have windows and AC. The library offers free Wi-Fi for students who need to go online. The hostel and food are pretty good. We have around 8 or 9 sports teams here, which is cool. Overall, it's a decent place with good facilities.
Vidya Joshi
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
Reviewed On 14 Sept, 2025
Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and teach well. The course is tough but manageable. The exams aren't too tough either, so it's a good place to learn.
Placement: There are 78 students in my class, and all of them did well in Math, Physics, and Chemistry in school. Companies like Wipro and TCS come here to hire students. I'm thinking about doing an internship in my first year.
Campus: The labs, classrooms, and cleanliness are all top-notch. The Wi-Fi in the library is super fast, perfect for studying and coding. The professors are awesome and create a really good learning atmosphere.
Yash Khanavkar
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (Production)
Reviewed On 11 Sept, 2025
Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're pros in their fields. The courses are designed to match what companies need, so we can get good jobs. Most students pass with over 80%. Our school has a great academic reputation. The exams are fair and test what we've learned well.
Placement: Our college does a great job with placements. Students land jobs at top companies with an average salary package of 2.5 LPA. They also hook us up with internships. Big names like Mobiloitte come to our campus for recruitment.
Campus: The facilities in our department are top-notch. Wi-Fi works in all classrooms and labs, which are all up-to-date. The library has a ton of books to choose from. Plus, the hostel is super nice and comfy. Overall, great setup here! ðŸÂ
Supriya Reddy
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering
Reviewed On 20 Aug, 2025
Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart. Each subject has its own teacher. I think our college's education is better than other colleges around here. The course curriculum is great and we finish everything before the exams.
Placement: About 60-70% of students get jobs here. The average salary is around 2.4 LPA. Companies from cement and software sectors recruit civil engineering students. Many students get roles in HR. In my course, around half of us land jobs in good companies.
Campus: Our college has way better infrastructure than other colleges nearby. The classrooms are clean and well-ventilated, and the washrooms are also kept clean. The hostel facilities are top-notch, and our college is all about being eco-friendly. Love it here!
Sameer Patel
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
Reviewed On 20 Aug, 2025
Admission: Some teachers are really good and friendly, but not all of them are. The course stuff is great and prepares us well for the industry. Exams are not too easy but not super hard either. They're just right in the middle.
Placement: Last year, most students got placed about 65%. The highest package was 11 LPA in 2023. Wipro and Mahindra are the top companies hiring from our college. Lots of students even get internships in their 2nd and 3rd years. This year, the average package is expected to be around 4.5 LPA.
Campus: Some classes don't have AC. The library doesn't have books we need. Wi-Fi is available on campus and the labs have good equipment. Hostels are not great because they don't have AC or coolers, and we can't even bring our own fans. The food in the mess is not very clean.
Chitra Sharma
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
Reviewed On 17 Jul, 2025
Admission: I've had an awesome first year experience at this college! The C language teacher is amazing and the Chemistry faculty is really good. They help us a lot to get ready for exams. Also, we have lots of tests to figure out where we need to improve.
Placement: The college gives a good learning experience, even though job placements aren't top-notch. The highest package offered was around 12 LPA. Make sure you don't have any backlogs before applying for placements. Companies won't consider you if you have any. It's helpful to have a CGPA of 8.5 or higher, but what really matters is your skills in the end.
Campus: BIT College has a great campus, way bigger than other colleges nearby. The classes are cool, and the hostel is nice too, though the wardens can be a bit strict. The library's got lots of books, but they're kinda old. The labs are awesome. We have Wi-Fi, but it's a bit spotty in classes. Library Wi-Fi is better and super fast.
Nisha Patel
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
Reviewed On 25 Jun, 2025
Admission: The teachers at BIT Gkp are okay. Some are really good, but some are just okay. A few teachers know a lot and could teach at any college. They use simple ways to explain hard stuff. The lectures match what we need to learn. They focus on real-world stuff and getting us ready for jobs. The semesters aren't too tough, more like medium. Most students pass, around 94%.
Placement: The college is a small private one, so job placements aren't great. The Computer Science and Engineering branch has a 45% placement rate, while Electrical and Civil Engineering have around 20%. The placement cell is trying their best though. Companies like TCS, HCL, Wipro, and Infosys come for recruitment. The highest salary offered so far is 9LPA. They offer both paid and unpaid internships, which is cool.
Campus: The hostel rooms are decent, each one has 3 beds, 3 chairs, 3 cupboards, and 2 fans. The food isn't as good as home-cooked meals, but the security for students and staff is top-notch. The sports facilities are great, with equal opportunities for cricket, football, and other games. The library could use more books and better maintenance. Wi-Fi is available, but the network speed isn't the best.
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