Chalapathi Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have Ph.D. or M.Tech degrees. They're always there for us, helping with our studies and giving industry tips. Our courses cover JNTUK topics, and we even have classes on CRT and new tech. And hey, our pass rate is pretty high at around 80%!

Placement: So, like, a few students, around 2-3%, get jobs at IT companies. Most of us, like 60%, end up working at non-IT companies. The top salary this year was like 8 LPA at Cognizant, while the lowest was around 2.5-3 LPA. On average, we're looking at a 3.5 LPA package.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi in labs and some classrooms. Every class has projectors for digital learning, and the library is big with digital resources. The hostel rooms don't have AC, just fans, but the ventilation is good. The food in the mess is okay, not great but not terrible either.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but some could be better. The course content is solid and sets us up well for the future. Exams are a bit tough, but most people pass with over 70%. Hands-on learning is okay in this course.

Placement: The college offers jobs with a salary of 6 LPA during placements and also provides virtual internships. They have courses like Code Chief to help us learn more. Only a small number of students, around 10%, get internships at companies like Flipkart, Amazon, and Byjus. The top recruiters are TCS and Byjus.

Campus: The classrooms are clean and nice. The Wi-Fi is only in labs, not in hostels. The library is small but has a good collection of books. The hostel food is just okay. Lots of sports to join in and get training.

Admission: At our college, we have a mix of experienced and new staff, but they're all great. The teaching is good, and they help us with any questions we have about the subjects or technical stuff. Since it's an autonomous college, we don't stress too much about exam results.

Placement: I finished my 3rd year and I found out that our college doesn't have great IT job placements. However, our seniors have gotten non-IT jobs. Recently, a few IT companies have started coming to recruit us, but they don't pick many students. So far, only about 5-10 students have been placed in IT companies.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms with projectors, and a big library with digital resources. The hostel is decent, but it's just non-AC rooms, and the food in the mess is average.

Admission: Some teachers are really good, but not all. Teaching can be hit or miss. The first two years cover relevant stuff, but then we dive into ECE from the third year. It's challenging, which is cool. They also offer industrial training programs, which is a plus.

Placement: The job placements for IT companies at our college are pretty low, like around 2-3%. But for non-IT jobs, more than 40% of students get placed. The highest salary we've heard of is 8 lakhs per year, while the lowest is between 2.5 to 3 lakhs per year.

Campus: The classrooms, library, and labs at our college are pretty good. However, the internet connection in the labs is just okay. We sometimes have problems with it. The hostel and food are okay too. On the bright side, our college has some cool sports and games to enjoy.

Admission: The college sticks to the old syllabus and doesn't update the courses. The subject teachers are not great and they just teach from PDFs. It feels like the teachers don't really know the subjects well.

Placement: We're in our 3rd year of B.Tech, but placements haven't begun yet. Even our seniors haven't been placed, and it doesn't look like any top-paying companies will be coming to our college. Product-based companies don't come here for placements either.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is not good. The computers in the college are old and don't work well. It's frustrating to use them. Also, we don't have projectors in the classrooms. And there are no air-conditioned rooms either.

Admission: Some teachers are really smart and know their stuff. It's great that they learned a lot and now teach us. But there are also some teachers who don't know much, and some might even have fake certificates. My course is super important since data is crucial for everything. The semester exams are good because my college runs independently. The passing rate is around 70%, which is cool.

Placement: At my college, not everyone gets placed, but the top companies do come to hire students. The highest salary offered here is 8.5 LPA. Many students aim to ace the interviews during placement season, but not everyone gets the opportunity.

Campus: The labs don't have Wi-Fi or proper computers, which sucks. The classrooms are okay. The library is decent, and the hostel is just alright.

Admission: Each branch has its own faculty members for each year  1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. There aren't a ton of professors, usually just 1 or 2 per branch. The assistant professors are M.Tech graduates and really know their stuff.

Placement: Over the past 4 years at our college, the job placements have dropped since the coronavirus hit. Last year, our seniors got jobs in 2-3 IT companies with 3-6 people in each. Our college does offer IT placements, but it's true that none of the colleges around here, including VVIT and RVR, can guarantee 100% placements in the past 3 years.

Campus: Our architecture college is pretty great. The library has over 10,000 books for research, plus a digital library. The classrooms are spacious, with Wi-Fi and labs. The canteen serves good food at fair prices. And there are medical facilities, sports, and games available too. It's a solid place to study.

Admission: The college arranges picnics and tours each year, but students have to pay 500 rupees. The teachers here are really good at teaching and give us great knowledge. The course lasts for around 4 to 6 years, with 6 semester exams during that time.

Placement: To get into this course at college, you need to score at least 80% in your 12th-grade exams. The college offers great job opportunities with salaries ranging from 5 to 15 Lacs. They have top companies like Khar Technology, TNS, and Wipro that offer internships to students.

Campus: There are lots of facilities here classrooms, bathrooms, bedrooms, labs, libraries, hostel, you name it. The food in the canteen is yummy and good for you. And the sports committee sets up Kabaddi, Cricket, Football, and more games every year. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and they're good at teaching. The college has two semesters each year for this course. In each semester, we have two mid-term exams, internal labs, and external labs.

Placement: A lot of students are into this course. At first, they had 180 spots, but now there are more seats available. This course is popular because it's easy to grasp and really helps with getting good jobs.

Campus: The course infrastructure is decent but could be better. Parents care a lot about the facilities like hostels to keep their kids safe. The internet in the labs is pretty bad and definitely needs an upgrade.

Admission: The professors here vary in education levels. Passing semesters is pretty easy. They prepare us well for the industry. However, they only teach outdated technologies. It would be better if they kept us updated on the current trends. We're learning old stuff that's not really used now.

Placement: The placement rate is quite low here. The highest salary offered is around 10 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. Companies like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro visit for placements, but mostly for non-IT roles. Many students aren't satisfied with their job offers and feel like the placements aren't that great.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure overall and they're always updating it. The hostel and canteen are kept clean. The only issues are with the drinking water and transportation, especially the college buses not having enough space.