Camellia Institute Of Technology

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They're friendly and always ready to help out. The courses match up well with what the college offers. We follow the curriculum set by WBU, which keeps us on track.

Placement: The college needs more placement opportunities. Around 60% of students get placed, but more companies should be invited. Companies like Infosys and Mahindra come for placements. The average package offered is around 3 LPA by Infosys. The college doesn't offer internships, but some companies do come for that. Students have to find their own internships.

Campus: The facilities at our college are pretty good. We have Wi-Fi for research and learning, projectors in classrooms for presentations, and CCTV in important areas. The hostel is okay - I'd rate it 3 stars. The rooms could be better maintained, but we do have TV rooms and canteens. Wi-Fi in the hostel is available all day, which is nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well, and the course is practical. Sometimes it feels like they're guiding us through the exams. Most students pass with about 70% success rate.

Placement: The college has good placement with around 60% students getting jobs. The starting salary is around 3 LPA. Top companies like Wipro come for recruitment. Most students, around 70%, get internships. They offer courses in mechanical engineering, computer science engineering, and electronic engineering.

Campus: The college has great facilities in all departments. There's Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs are top-notch. Classrooms are spacious and neat. They also have medical services on campus. Plus, they organize sports and gaming events.

Admission: The CSE department has great facilities, and you can learn a lot by going to classes regularly. The curriculum follows MAKAUT's guidelines since the college is affiliated with them. Exams are held strictly as per MAKAUT's schedule.

Placement: Not many companies have come for placements here. Lately, there haven't been any on-campus placements for Computer Science students. But students from Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering have some luck with placements in smaller companies that do visit.

Campus: The college campus is huge with many buildings. It's surrounded by greenery in a sort of rural urban area. The indoor facilities are pretty old-fashioned and there's no AC in the classrooms.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They really put in the effort to help us out. In my classes, they're always there to guide us through projects and hands-on stuff. They know their stuff and have a lot of experience. I can see now how what I'm learning here will be so useful in the real world.

Placement: Most students get placed in a company after finishing the course, about 80-85%. The top students make around 6-7 lakhs per year, while average and below-average students still get 4-5 lakhs per year. Companies like Larsen & Toubro and Kirloskar hire students from my course. Around 10% of students from my course got internships at Kirloskar.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like a gym, personal reading rooms, and indoor games. The food is really good for the price. The medical facilities are also top-notch. If you're thinking about coming here, definitely check out the campus first.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and know a lot. They try to help us, but sometimes the classes aren't that great. Overall, the teaching is good, but some CSE teachers could do better with their teaching quality.

Placement: I'm Subhom Roy from Kolkata. I finished my diploma in mechanical engineering in 2017 and now I'm doing B.Tech in mechanical engineering. They offer jobs in Steel Plants like manufacturing and moulding. The highest salary is around 3 LPA and the lowest is 1.8 LPA.

Campus: The facilities for our department are okay, but the labs could be better. The library doesn't have enough books. Hostel facilities are decent and the food in the mess and canteen is alright. We can play sports here, and there's a place for it. The food at the canteen is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful. Some have Ph.Ds, while others have M.Tech degrees. The principal is a doctorate. The teaching is okay overall, with a few really good teachers. The course content is practical and prepares us well for jobs. The pass rate is around 60%.

Placement: I'm not sure about it. The highest salary is around 3.5 lakhs per year, the average is between 2.5 to 3 lakhs per year, and the lowest might be around 1.5 lakhs. About 40% of students got internships from this college. The most common role offered here is software engineer.

Campus: The teachers at this college are really helpful. The Wi-Fi is not great, but the labs, library, and classrooms are all good. The canteen has good food, but there's no hostel yet. Not sure about medical facilities. The college does have a playground for sports and games.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful and know their stuff. I'm studying to be a software engineer, so all we do is learn about computer software. Once you learn how to develop software well, you're good to go for the industry.

Placement: Around half to three-fourths of students get placed. In the past couple of years, the placement scene in the CSE branch has gotten better, and other branches are improving too. The highest package so far is 12 LPA for a student from the 2022 batch, but most companies are either Tech Mahindra or local ones. Not many students do internships, though.

Campus: The campus is big, but the inside is just okay. The workshops are average, especially during COVID-19. The labs are good, but the Wi-Fi isn't working right now. The library is in a separate building with lots of books. The canteen used to have more options, now it's mostly main meals for hostel students. There's no medical help, but there's a big sports ground.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They get us ready for the real world and set up internships and training. They know their subjects inside out and work really hard to help us out. It's cool how they treat us well too.

Placement: The college helped me land a job with a good salary last year. Our teachers set us up with internships too. Big companies like TCS, Cognizant, and Wipro hire lots of students from here. Around 80% of us got jobs last year.

Campus: The college has dorms on campus. The canteen has good prices. Wi-Fi works everywhere. The library lets you borrow books for a month. The classrooms are modern and there are smart classrooms too.

Admission: The semester exams at our college are really tough. They make sure everything is super strict during the exams. Cameras from the main university watch over us to prevent cheating. You can't bring phones, digital watches, or any cheats into the exam hall.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is pretty good. Most students manage to get placed with an average package of around 5 LPA. Big companies like Infosys, Cognizant, and TCS regularly visit our campus for hiring. It's a decent deal for students looking for job opportunities.

Campus: The campus at our college is awesome with lots of green trees. It's a really nice place to be. The classrooms are cool too - there's all kinds like labs, digital rooms, and even ones with AC. It's a great environment to study in.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart, but some aren't great at teaching. Most of them don't focus on each student. Around 80% are like this. A few teachers are nice and helpful, but most aren't. The university handles semester exams, not the college. The difficulty level is in the middle  not too hard, not too easy. You gotta study to pass. You need at least 5 points in each subject to pass the semester. CGPA results come out about 2 months after exams.

Placement: I'm not sure about the exact number of students who got jobs, but it seems pretty low. Most people found jobs through off-campus interviews instead of on-campus ones. A lot of small companies visited, offering salaries between Rs 1.8LPA to Rs 2.5LPA. Unfortunately, we didn't get any internships either.

Campus: The campus doesn't have a lot of facilities. They've got 2 sports grounds, a library, and 2 halls for workshops. There are plenty of empty classrooms, so that's not a problem. There used to be 2 hostels, one for guys and one for girls. But now the girls' hostel isn't there anymore. The food in the hostels isn't that great either.