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Cape Institute of Technology

Private University|Estd. 2001

Average rating of Cape I Tech

Overall Rating (Out of 5)

3.6

Based on 6 Verified Users

Student Rating Distribution

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Placement

Placement

3.0/5

Admission

Admission

4.0/5

Infrastructure

Infrastructure

3.8/5

Academics

Academics

3.5/5

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Neha Choudhary

Neha Choudhary

28 Nov, 2024

4.0
4 Admission 4 Academics 4 Placement 4 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers at our college were awesome! They knew their stuff, were easy to talk to, and always ready to lend a hand.

Placement: I heard that about 60% of students used to get placed, but now more students are getting jobs. Companies from nearby to big ones come to hire us. We took part in events and exams to land internships at top companies. I got an offer from Toonz Studios in Trivandrum to study there and do internships.

Campus: The facilities at our college were pretty good. The labs had all the equipment we needed, plus power backup and AC. The library was easy to find books in. The guys stayed on campus, while the girls' hostel was in the city.

Sachin Singh

Sachin Singh

22 Dec, 2022

3.5
4 Admission 4 Academics 3 Placement 3 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know a lot about teaching and other stuff, which is super helpful. They really care about each student and share their experiences with us. They use cool technical seminars to teach, which makes studying more interesting. In each semester, we had a small class of about five students, with one teacher per subject. The department has lots of job opportunities to help us succeed in the future. We learn a lot of practical skills that improve our technical abilities. Thanks to this college and the staff, I'm now working as a trainee electrical engineer at a private company. So grateful for everything!

Placement: Only about 30% of us from my batch got jobs, while 35% of the seniors landed placements. Most of us ended up in IT companies, but a few got into core companies too. Salaries ranged from Rs. 8,500 to Rs. 15,000 per month. Companies like Hinduja Global Solutions, Convalt Energy Limited, HCL Chennai, Wipro Bangalore, and others came for placements. There aren't any internships here, but the placement cell really helps with building confidence, improving language skills, and preparing for interviews. It's been great for boosting our self-motivation and attitude.

Campus: Our college campus is really green and it's great to see all the activities they offer besides classes. The labs have all the tech stuff we need. The medical team is helpful and always has first-aid kits. We've got awesome sports fields and get to play matches with our coach. The food and snacks are tasty and easy to grab. The hostel rooms are nice and there's a cool gym. I haven't had any problems at college.

Esha Choudhary

Esha Choudhary

3 Nov, 2022

4.5
5 Admission 5 Academics 4 Placement 4 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers are super smart and teach really well. The course is all about software stuff. The college prepares us well for the industry. Exams are tough, but they make us learn a lot. Most students pass with around 89%.

Placement: Only 7% of IT students got jobs, but top companies like TCS and Infosys hired them. Around 70% landed jobs in international and local companies. Roles like software engineer, app developer, and web designer were up for grabs.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is great and the library is well-stocked. Our classrooms are big and comfy. The hostel has everything we need. The food in the canteen is tasty. If you're not feeling well, medical help is easy to get. And we've got a huge playground for basketball and cricket games.

Naveen Joshi

Naveen Joshi

22 Feb, 2021

4.3
5 Admission 4 Academics 3 Placement 5 Infrastructure

Admission: At our college, they offer both bachelor's and master's programs. There are plenty of teachers who give lectures in regular classes and also use slides in the seminar hall. They do slip tests and series exams to help us do better in our studies.

Placement: Lots of companies come for placement, and a bunch of students get picked. They give us training to help us get jobs. Experts come in regularly to help us out. And they also have programs to help us become entrepreneurs once a month.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure and cool labs. It's surrounded by mountains and windmills, making it super eco-friendly. Each department has its own building, and there are separate hostels and a canteen for guys and girls. Plus, they've got buses to get around.

Aishwarya Reddy

Aishwarya Reddy

16 Oct, 2020

3.3
3 Admission 3 Academics 3 Placement 4 Infrastructure

Admission: The staff here are really nice and helpful. They take the time to help each student understand the material. The course is super important for getting a job in the industry. The exams aren't too hard as long as we study.

Placement: Half the students find jobs after graduation. The highest salary offered is 15 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 2 lakhs. Local startups really like our college. Around 30 percent of students land internships from all courses.

Campus: Our college is really clean and eco-friendly, which is cool. It's in a rural area with lots of forest around, like 3/4 of the campus is trees. The hostel students get perks like fast Wi-Fi that's free. Love it here!

Mahesh Choudhary

Mahesh Choudhary

29 Jan, 2019

2.0
3 Admission 1 Academics 1 Placement 3 Infrastructure

Admission: The teachers in our college are a mix of experienced and inexperienced. Some departments like mechanical, civil, EEE, and ECE have awesome symposiums. But, some faculty members don't really pay attention to us students. And let's not even talk about the hostel food  it's the worst!

Placement: This college says they'll help you get a job and charge you for it. But honestly, it's the worst college I've come across. I graduated last year, so my advice to you is to avoid joining this place.

Campus: The campus is nice, but the Wi-Fi is missing. The labs don't have AC, and not all classrooms have projectors. Teachers don't really use smart technology. The library is stocked with books, but not many students use them. Only sports-certified students can join sports activities. The road to the main road is rough, taking about 15-20 minutes, and then another 15 minutes to get to the hospital.