Chinmaya Institute of Technology

Admission: The coaching facilities were okay, but we got signed up for different courses through our teachers. They would break down tough concepts in a way that wasn't always clear to us students.

Placement: The college really puts a lot of emphasis on getting us good job placements, not just on studying. Doing internships is a big deal too, it helps a lot in getting hired by big companies. With our work experience and prep for placements, we end up with different salary offers.

Campus: They told us to wear our department's uniform to stand out from other departments. The MBA department has its own labs.

Admission: The college was like spoon-feeding, and it's linked to Kannur University, which also has a similar memorization style. The syllabus changes every 4 or 5 years, but the memorization trend stays the same. The grading system there is pretty weird too. Don't count on getting good marks from the teachers because they don't offer much help with grades.

Placement: The college didn't help much with placements. Our batch, seniors, and juniors didn't get any campus placements. The college didn't support us in finding jobs. We had to find jobs on our own.

Campus: The college only had the basic facilities required by UGC to stay open. There weren't any medical services in the classroom, and the sports and arts fest felt more like a formality. The boys' hostel was pretty bad.

Admission: The staff was nice and laid-back, but we had to follow the rules. The ratio of students to staff was around 1:16. We went on so many industry trips that were super fun and also really educational. The course plan was actually really helpful. We weren't sure about it at first, but after all those trips, we could see we were learning the right stuff.

Placement: We got to chat with lots of companies during our time at college. Big shot speakers and managers stopped by to give us advice and talk about our choices. A few companies even came for job interviews on campus. Salaries for new hires ranged from 36k to 120k.

Campus: The college has really good WiFi, so you never have to stress about too many people using it. The classrooms are nice for studying, and the library is super quiet, which I like. The food is okay, not amazing but not terrible. Time flies by at this college, and when you look back, you see how much you've grown while studying here.