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Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff well. The semester exams are kind of average  not super hard but not too easy either. There are a lot of exams throughout the semester, which actually helps us learn more.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students here land placements based on their grades and qualifications. The highest salary offered is around 18 LPA, while the average is 7 LPA. Many students secure placements in top companies with decent pay.

Campus: The classrooms and labs at college are well-maintained. The teachers are good, and the hostel is nice too. The food in the mess is good quality. The rooms in the hostel are good, and there's AC available. Overall, the hostel facilities are good.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. They know their stuff and teach in a great way. The courses are good and make sense. They always let us know about any changes or important stuff beforehand. Exams are not too hard if you study a bit, but it also depends on the teachers. If you behave well, it can really help in practical stuff. The passing rate is 36%. The best part about the teachers here is that they are supportive and really helpful.

Placement: I asked some seniors about placements, and they said they're not great for my courses. But in branches like mechanical, civil, EE, and ECE, placements are really good. Around 60% of students got internships and did well. Some students prefer government jobs due to family pressure. The top companies that recruit here are TCS and Wipro.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. Wi-Fi is in every building. Right now, only girls have hostels, but they're planning one for boys too. The food in the mess is okay, like a 3 out of 5. The canteen is small but the food is tasty. Sports facilities are good, with volleyball, football, cricket, table tennis, basketball, and more available.

Admission: The best thing about this college is that it's small, so the faculty is super supportive. They're there for you even after classes end, always helping out and encouraging you. Some teachers can be a bit tough, but they'll still guide you and share valuable life lessons. Overall, they've got your back and want you to succeed.

Placement: About 46% of students landed jobs after college. They started at 3.50 lakhs per year. Tech Mahindra and Infosys hired the most students. Some got as low as 1.8 lakhs. If you could speak English well, you got a job. Companies cared more about communication than grades.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere which is great. The classrooms and labs are always kept nice. If something's broken, it gets fixed in 2 days. The library has all the books we need for classes and fun reads like novels. The canteen is just okay and a bit pricey. They have a 3-day sports event called Lakshya with lots of games like cricket, volleyball, and more. I stayed in the hostel and it was really good. No ragging, and the food in the mess was good too.

Admission: The teachers in the computer science engineering program are super nice and always ready to help. They know their stuff and teach really well. But the course content doesn't match what's used in the industry today. The study material is outdated and needs to be updated to keep up with modern technology. Some changes should be made to the course materials at the college.

Placement: Around 30-40% of us got jobs after finishing the course. The top salary is Rs. 15,000 per month, the average is Rs. 12,000, and the lowest is Rs. 8,000. Companies like RRPL, Tech Mahindra, and Infosys hire a lot of us. We usually get jobs as software engineers or testers. The highest pay is 3.5 LPA, average is 2.5 LPA, and lowest is 1 LPA. Almost 40% of us landed internships in big companies.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus, and the classrooms are super comfy. Our college library has really helpful study stuff, and the labs are set up nicely too.

Admission: The college regularly has tests, exams, and presentations. The teachers are nice, but they could be better at teaching. Wi-Fi is there on campus which is great. The notice board helps us stay updated with important info. We have weekly exams to help us prepare for the main ones. Passing is at 30/100.

Placement: The placements here aren't great because not many companies visit. But sometimes, students do get selected by companies offering high-paying jobs from 15 to 20 lakhs per annum. That's a good thing. The lowest salary offered is 2 lakhs, the average is 5 lakhs, and the highest is 35 lakhs.

Campus: The hostel rooms are pretty good. They're comfy and have Wi-Fi, but they're a bit small. I'd give it 3 stars. Each room has a chair, bed, and a bulb. Plus, there's AC. The food at the canteen is just okay. And we've got football, cricket, and badminton grounds to chill at.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but they're not as good as the ones in government colleges. They know their stuff, but sometimes they don't explain things well. They cover all the topics that we're supposed to learn. We go on a lot of industrial visits which help us get ready for working in the industry. The exams can be tough, especially for subjects like Maths and BEEE. But a lot of students manage to pass.

Placement: The average salary offered here ranges from 4 LPA to 5 LPA, with some lucky ones landing packages of up to 12-13 LPA. I heard of one student getting a whopping 33 LPA last year, but that's pretty uncommon. Most internships are unpaid, but a few lucky ones do get paid gigs. Companies like Matillio mostly come for placements.

Campus: The college has been around since 2002, so the buildings are kinda old. But things are improving. The classrooms are better than those in other colleges in Rajasthan. The food is okay, and there are good sports and activities. The labs are modern, and having a hospital on campus is a plus. The library is decent, not super high-tech or huge. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. The campus isn't huge, but it's alright.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They are all friendly with students. If you do well in the midterms, passing the semester exams is a breeze. Just make sure to keep up the good work. You need to have at least 75% attendance to qualify for the semester.

Placement: I really liked how 70% of students found jobs after college, with a salary package of 3 LPA. The college offers lots of internship options, both on and off-campus. During the semester, you can work on new ideas and startups, and also take extra time to improve your skills. It's a great place to prepare for the future!

Campus: I really liked the hostel facilities at this college. The rooms are nice with good ventilation. The campus is full of greenery, which I love. They have a gym, playing area, and Wi-Fi too. The labs are clean, and my favorite spot is the three-floor library. The campus is surrounded by trees and greenery, making it so beautiful. The canteen also offers great food options. It's a great place to stay!

Admission: The teachers know a lot about their subjects and they're always there to help. They're really supportive and make sure we understand everything. The exams are well-organized and they grade them fairly.

Placement: Around 20% of us get picked by companies. The pay can be as high as 8 LPA, but some start at 4 LPA. We have good companies like Infotech, LNT, Adani, Asian Paints coming in for placements. They offer roles like frontend and backend developer. Even civil and mechanical companies come to hire students here. It's a good opportunity for us to get a job after college.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with beautiful buildings. They've got a canteen, parking, and even grounds for playing. Plus, they organize Combat, a sports tournament for every student and branch. It's pretty cool!

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive. They may not be perfect, but they do their best to help us out. One cool thing is that we have different faculty members for each subject. They help us with internships, job training, and even getting ready for tough exams like the GATE.

Placement: The placements at our college are okay, not amazing but not bad either. The faculty promises to help us find jobs, and lots of companies visit for recruitment. Some students get good job offers. I remember reading about our placements in the newspaper a few months back.

Campus: Our college has 5 branches, each with its own faculty and labs. Classrooms are nice, labs have everything we need, but the Wi-Fi is super slow. The library is okay, and we have sports facilities too.

Admission: Some teachers are not always around. They might not finish the syllabus or seem uninterested. And sometimes, students don't take them seriously. Plus, they don't always get paid on time.

Placement: The placements at our college are not great. Only a few companies come for recruitment, but they don't actually offer jobs. Last year, some companies came, but students didn't get any placements from them.

Campus: The librarian is helpful, but the library doesn't have many books. Sometimes there's a water shortage issue. The labs need some improvements. They should do more work on them. The campus isn't very big, only about half an acre. The college is just okay overall, nothing special. Some new paint would be nice too.