Ch. Devi Lal State Institute of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really want to help us out. The courses are good and the semester exams require about 2 to 3 weeks of studying. Around 70% of students pass the exams, which is cool. The college fees are reasonable compared to other places. Plus, lots of students have passed the GATE exam from here. It's a good choice for sure.

Placement: Don't expect big salaries from this college. If you work hard, you can get around 3 to 5 LPA from placements. The CSE department got a top package of 10 LPA, with an average of 4 to 5 LPA. Companies like Maruti Suzuki and BYJU'S come for placements here.

Campus: The college building needs some fixing up and the lab is lacking equipment. The computers in the computer lab don't work. Wi-Fi works on campus. Our college is pretty big, around 45 acres. There's a boys hostel with about 395 rooms and a girls hostel with around 225 rooms. The food in the mess costs 2,125/- per month and it's pretty good. There's a canteen in both the hostel and the college. Unfortunately, there's no medical facility. You can play sports like cricket, volleyball, badminton, and table tennis.

Admission: The teachers are really qualified and helpful. They teach in a way that helps us learn what we need to know. The tests are fair and easy to understand, which helps more students do well.

Placement: A lot of students choose to go for off-campus jobs because there aren't many good options on campus and some companies offer low salaries. This makes more students apply to different places for better chances. Companies like Byjus come to our college for placements.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library. The canteen and mess are pretty good, and there are lots of sports facilities. The hostel has nice rooms with a good layout.

Admission: The CSE course covers Java, Python, and DSA which are really useful. There are exams throughout the semester and at the end. The break after the semester is nice and long. They finish the semesters on schedule. Just be ready to put most of your time into studying if you want to do well.

Placement: The college didn't set up any campus placements for CSE students because of the recession. But for other branches, it's pretty good. This year, most electrical students got placed, but CSE students are trying for off-campus placements. Hopefully, CSE placements will get better in the future since the new batch is really working on improving their skills.

Campus: The hostel has a mess and a canteen. The food in the mess is decent for the price. There aren't a lot of sports options, but they're okay. They organize a cricket tournament called CPL every year. Wi-Fi is only in the college, not in the hostel. You get water and electricity all the time, and the rooms are big and cozy.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They care about us students and always start class on time. Exams are well-organized and not too hard.

Placement: I'm studying civil engineering at this college with around 40 students in my batch. The college vibe is awesome. A lot of students find jobs right here after graduating. Last year, the highest pay was 13 lakhs, and the lowest was 3 lakhs.

Campus: The college has everything you need like Wi-Fi, labs for hands-on learning, nice classrooms, and a great library. The hostel is huge and has Wi-Fi, a library, and clean water for drinking and showering. The only downside is the food in the mess isn't that great.

Admission: Our college HOD studied in Russia. Most teachers have M.Tech degrees, and some are even doctors. They're really supportive and prepare us for what's coming in the industry.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students at our college find jobs every year, and that number keeps going up. The college has a placement cell that helps students with job placements. Companies like Scope Telecom Pvt Ltd, Smart Solution Teleservice, Trigur Sonipat, and more came for placements. Some students even got jobs at Honda and Bajaj. The average salary offered was 3.20 LPA. We also did an Autocad internship through Internshala.

Campus: The campus has a cool mechanical workshop with shops for fitting, carpentry, welding, foundry, and machines. We've got 2 Lathe machines, drilling machines, arc welding machines, UTM, and more for learning how they work. The hostel is awesome gym, study room, water coolers, TV room, canteen, and a lawn with benches. Rooms cost around Rs. 9,800 for single and Rs. 8,600 for double sharing. Plus, we've got a cricket ground, basketball and badminton courts, football ground, and running tracks to stay healthy. Food in the mess is okay, they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And don't forget the canteen with yummy fast food like pizza, burgers, and chow mien.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well and the course content is practical. It prepares us for the industry and helps us gain knowledge. Exams are not too hard, and most students pass. The pass rate is around 40%.

Placement: Most students get placed here, like around 80%. Salaries go from 1.5 to 4.5 LPA. Companies like Rail Mechatronics and the Electricity Department hire students. And about 70% of students get internships in big Haryana companies. They offer roles like data scientist, networking, database management, and programming.

Campus: The campus is pretty green and okay buildings. Wi-Fi sucks because the network is weak. Classes are fine. Library has lots of books. Food in the mess is terrible. Canteen is just about okay. No medical services on campus. Sports are happening often. They talk about games but not very exciting. Overall, the vibe here is just okay.

Admission: There aren't many teachers for certain subjects, so they cover all subjects with just a few teachers. It's not the college's fault, it's the Haryana government's fault. The college is doing its best with the teachers they have.

Placement: When I finished my course, there was only one company for placements. They offered a salary of 1.8 LPA with a 3-year bond. In my opinion, the placements weren't great. But overall, the college is pretty good.

Campus: The college has all the necessary facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library with the latest books. Some classes even have digital boards. The hostel is nice and well-kept.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, but they can be strict. You gotta listen to them if you want good grades and to meet attendance requirements. The curriculum is pretty straightforward, but it does take up a lot of your time. Most students manage to pass without too much trouble, but a few end up failing because of either skipping too many classes or not studying seriously. The course material feels a bit old-fashioned and not super useful, but it covers the basics that you'll need to know.

Placement: In the CSE (Data Science) program, campus placements might not be guaranteed, but if you work on your skills, you can try off-campus placements. Since my branch is new, placement support is not very strong. For internships, you can explore online platforms like LinkedIn. Some seniors have managed to secure placements, but mostly off-campus.

Campus: The college isn't great for data science facilities, but the lectures and guidance are alright. The library is small but has academic books. Wi-Fi isn't very reliable on campus. The hostel is nice with all the basics like water, a geezer, bathrooms, and toilets. The mess food is decent enough. Plus, there's a canteen in the hostel too.

Admission: The course was great because it mixed practical stuff with theory. Our teachers took us on industry visits to see how what we learned in class actually works. It really helped me understand things better for my future job.

Placement: The placements at this college are awesome, with good pay. Our batch of students was really happy with them. We had lots of opportunities to interview for jobs. The placements for our year were even better than the year before. I was lucky to land my dream job at a big company.

Campus: The college dorms are really good. The rooms are clean and well-kept. There are CCTV cameras on each floor. The cleaning staff cleans the rooms and floors daily. There's a water cooler on each floor. The Wi-Fi is great. The food is way better than other places. I'd give it 5 stars.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix - some are super friendly and helpful, while others are a bit strict. If you don't pay attention in class, you might get into trouble and even get detention. The semester exams are okay, not too hard. If you study a month before, you can do well and get a good grade.

Placement: The placements for CSE students are not great right now. Most students in CSE end up finding jobs off-campus instead. If you want campus placements, this might not be the best choice for you. But if you're willing to learn advanced skills, there are opportunities for off-campus jobs and internships. Some seniors may not give you much guidance on this, but the new CSE students are really focused on learning those advanced skills.

Campus: The hostels here are divided by gender. The boys' hostel is huge with spacious rooms. First and second-year students share rooms with two boys, while third and fourth-year students get their own rooms. Each corridor has its own bathrooms and toilets, along with water filters and geysers. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi, so you'll need to arrange your own. The food in the mess is okay. Classrooms are nice, but the labs are a bit small. Overall, the college buildings could be better.