Central Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. The course won't make you job-ready right away, but it's a good start. The exams are tough, but hey, it's engineering  it's supposed to be hard, right? Good thing the passing rate is pretty high at 80%.

Placement: The job placements at my college aren't great. Last year, only 60% of students got placed. The highest salary offered was 9 Lacs per year, with an average of 4.5 Lacs per year. Infosys is the top recruiter here. The internships available are also limited. The best position offered last year was Assistant Engineer.

Campus: The campus looks nice from the outside, but some classrooms could be better. The library is awesome the highlight of this place. The hostel is top-notch with spacious rooms, always-on Wi-Fi, and round-the-clock water supply. The food in the mess is not great, but the canteen serves good stuff. As for sports, it's a letdown. No indoor stadium, and we don't get sports gear regularly.

Admission: The teachers are pretty helpful, but some of them seem to focus more on local or bodo students. The course doesn't really prepare you well for the industry. It feels like a waste of money. The semester exams are really tough, and the pass percentage is around 65%.

Placement: The total package here is around 4 Lakhs, which covers everything including extra expenses. Some of the top companies that hire students are NTPC Bongaigaon and oil companies. About 30% of students were able to get internships, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The campus and buildings are awesome. Wi-Fi is everywhere, so it's easy to connect. The library is big and great for studying. Classrooms are spacious. Each hostel room has its own internet connection, which is pretty fast. But the food quality is terrible. It's hard to eat that stuff.

Admission: The teachers in the department are awesome and really know their stuff. They're super helpful too. The courses are interesting and the curriculum is spot on. Some exams can be tough, but you can still get good grades if you study.

Placement: Last year, almost everyone in the Food Engineering and Technology department got a job. The highest salary was 6 LPA. Companies like Amul hire students. Every year, students get internships at places like Amul and ITC. They can work in sales or research roles.

Campus: The library here is top-notch probably one of the best around. The labs have all the equipment you need, which is cool. If you live on campus, you can connect to the internet through LAN. The classrooms are decent too. The food in the mess isn't amazing, but you can eat it. The canteens are a bit pricey, though.

Admission: The teachers in my department are super helpful. They're always there to guide us with any problem, whether it's about our career or something else. The course structure is pretty good overall. The semester exams aren't too hard. You just need to score decently to pass, so it's not too stressful.

Placement: Not many students here get placed, mostly in the 4th year. The salary is around 2-4 lakhs per year. Some students don't end up with a job. The main companies that hire are Wipro, Infosys, and Amul, especially for civil engineering students.

Campus: The CSE department has some really great teachers, but some are just okay. There aren't a lot of classes to choose from, but the education is solid. They have Wi-Fi in labs and hostels, and the central library is awesome. There's only one girls hostel on campus, and the food in the mess is not so great.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and make it easy to understand. They teach us both the theory and how to apply it in real life. The classes cover all the important topics, plus we get to choose some fun extra subjects. We have a mix of tests, projects, and hands-on tasks to show what we've learned.

Placement: The job placements are pretty good here, around 20% of us get placed in college. The highest pay is 10 LPA, average is 4 to 5 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA. Companies like Amul and Amazon visit for placements, along with some smaller ones. Some of us even land internships out of state.

Campus: The college has awesome labs for computers, science, and research. The Wi-Fi all over campus is super fast. Our classrooms have projectors, and the hostels are safe with shared rooms, Wi-Fi, and CCTV. The food in the mess is clean and they offer lots of different meals to choose from.

Admission: The faculty here are awesome! They really support us with our projects and assignments. The teaching is top-notch, and the courses set us up well for the real world. Exams are pretty manageable, with around 80% of students passing and 20% not making the cut.

Placement: I'm studying computer science and engineering in my first year. About half of the students in our college get job placements. The highest salary offered is 20 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. Also, half of the students secure internships here.

Campus: The hostels here have Wi-Fi which is great. Our classrooms are well-equipped with stuff like current facility and drinking water. The food at the mess and canteen is top-notch. And there are fields for playing games like football and cricket. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful, but you gotta ask for help because not many students do. Most of the teachers are really good at teaching though. The course stuff feels kinda outdated for us. The exams are not too hard, and most people pass with about 70%.

Placement: Around 30 students from our course got jobs. The pay ranges from about 4 LPA to 11 LPA. Most companies hiring are on the smaller side. Internships are available to everyone, and many of them are paid. The main job roles students get are Software Engineer, Web Developer, and Game Developer.

Campus: The facilities here are just okay. We've got a few computer labs, but a lot of the ACs don't work. The library is pretty great though. You can return and borrow digital books there, plus you need your ID card to get in and out.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super helpful and teach really well. It feels like we're getting IIT-level teaching from them. The course is really practical. The semester exams aren't too hard. Whether we pass or fail depends on how much effort we put in and how much we practice. The pass rate is really high at 97%.

Placement: Most students in our course got placed, around 80%. The highest and lowest packages were about 24 to 6 LPA, with the average package offered. Companies like Java, Microsoft, and Amazon recruit heavily from our course. A good percentage of students also landed internships. The course is pretty good, with top companies like Amazon, Mahindra, and Java showing interest. Lots of coding involved too!

Campus: At hostel college, we have a super cool digital library. There are labs for everything you need. The food at the hostel is tasty and clean. The canteen food is yum and healthy. We even get free checkups. And there's lots of sports happening all the time.

Admission: The professors here are a mixed bag. Some are great, but others are not so nice or helpful. About 70% of them aren't that great  they're not super qualified. Don't expect amazing classes from them. The exams are pretty easy, so passing is a breeze. Just make sure you show up to class.

Placement: The job placements here aren't great, especially for CSE and FET students. It's tough to get a job on or off-campus. The training and placements team isn't helpful, and the TNP staff don't give good guidance. Maybe think about going to a private college instead of CIT.

Campus: The facilities at CIT are just okay. It's kinda messed up here. They don't have electricity 24/7. They cut off the power after 11PM to save gas. During exams, same story no round-the-clock electricity. The hostels are really bad. The food in the mess is terrible. And if you complain, you might get in trouble. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend CIT to anyone. They're lacking some basic stuff here.

Admission: The teachers don't really help much. They know their stuff but not super helpful. Teaching isn't the best. The subjects they teach are important. Most students pass the exams. About 70% of students pass. The semester exams can be tough.

Placement: In the ECE department, a quarter of students get jobs after studying. The best pay is 4 lpa, average is 3 lpa, and lowest is 2 lpa. Big companies like Intel, Qualcomm, and Nokia hire here. About half of students get internships, depending on the college and area. They offer jobs like Software Engineer, Embedded Systems Engineer, and more.

Campus: The classrooms have projectors and a blackboard, which is cool. Wi-Fi can be spotty sometimes, though. The library is nice, and the hostel facilities and food are not great. Canteen food is not good either. Unfortunately, there aren't any sports or games available.