College of Engineering and Technology, Akola

Admission: The teachers here mostly have PhDs. They're super helpful and always ready to clear any doubts. They encourage us to do extra stuff like NPTEL and GATE to learn more than just what's in the syllabus. Plus, they teach us soft skills to get us ready for the industry.

Placement: The college's training and placement cell is trying really hard to bring in companies for us, but the students need to step up. Most of the students who land good jobs are finding them off-campus. Big companies like Wipro, TCS, TAL, Cognizant, Infosys, and others are the ones hiring most of the students.

Campus: The college's got a good setup with over 500 computers in different labs. There's no hostel on campus, but they offer transport you gotta pay for, which I wish was free. Being in a remote area, the internet acts up sometimes, but it's not too bad to handle.

Admission: The teachers really help out and the stuff we learn is mostly about programming languages. Exams aren't too tough and most people pass around 80% of the time. The University exams can be tricky, but they give us all the study material we need before them, which is nice.

Placement: Around 10% of students find jobs every year after graduating. The highest package for CSE is 6LPA, while the lowest is 2LPA. Capgemeni and Wipro are the main companies that come for placements. Only about 10% of CSE students get internships, but they're not with top companies. The most common role offered is Trainee Engineer.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. They've got well-maintained labs, a big library, and classrooms. WiFi is mainly for school stuff, so it's mostly on the computers. The hostel is nice, but the food and sports options are just okay.

Admission: The teachers at COET really help us out a lot. They give us tests every week on Gatetutor for each subject. These tests count towards our final grades. The questions are tough because they're based on the GATE exam. This helps us understand the subjects better. The course material is up-to-date, and the semester exams in winter and summer are kinda tough but doable. It's not too hard to pass because the questions are similar to what we practice in the test book.

Placement: I'm really happy with how many of us got jobs after college 70% of us landed positions at big companies like TCS, Infosys, and Capgemini. The average salary is 3.6 Lakhs, but some folks got as high as 9 LPA and others started at 1.6 Lakhs. In our last semester, we did internships with places like Excel and Fuel. And the coolest job offer was from Jio for an assistant manager role.

Campus: The college here has the nicest buildings around, with a really clean campus and lots of trees. You can get free Wi-Fi in the dorms, labs, and library. The library they just built is awesome. The dorm rooms are big and have fans and closets. But the food in the cafeteria could be better. They do fun stuff like cultural events and sports games that everyone can join in on.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really motivating. They use boards and teach on the spot, which I find really effective. They also teach practical subjects and bring in industry experts for lectures. We get to go on study trips and visit industries too. Plus, there are fun extra activities at CTTC. It's cool!

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. Some students land awesome jobs with high pay, while others are happy with their jobs. Salaries can range from 2.4 to 12 lakhs per year. About 70% of us find jobs, while the rest go for further studies. We all have to do internships, which is cool. There's a placement cell that handles all the job stuff. We students even run the placement cell, which is pretty neat.

Campus: The college has really good facilities. The buildings are nice and clean. The library, classrooms, and study areas are huge. The canteen serves good and healthy food. We also have our own sports areas inside and outside. We even organize competitions with other colleges. There are 4 hostels, 2 for guys and 2 for girls, with plenty of rooms.

Admission: The faculty members for each course are really good. They prepare us well for the practical engineering tasks that companies need. As freshmen, we may not be fully ready for everything companies expect, but we can still do a decent job.

Placement: The job placements at our college are okay, but not great. They meet the standards though. Placements happen in various companies in different locations. The jobs offered are mostly for employees and engineers, based on what the companies need. Students also do internships in specific industries related to their fields.

Campus: The college has great facilities that help students study better. The sports section is okay, not amazing. The library is quiet and good for studying. There are lots of books for students to use and learn from.

Admission: The teaching here is amazing. The course content is really useful. Exams are tough, but it's all about studying the design and planning of cities, buildings, and products. The Architecture faculty is all about that.

Placement: Around 70% of us got jobs after our course. The salary packages ranged from 8 to 3 lacs. A lot of students landed jobs at Hindustan Construction Company. We had Hafiz Contractor as our Principal Architect. Architecture is all about designing and building cool structures. We mix art and science to make spaces that work well. It was a course that taught us a lot. Our semester ended on 22 Jul 2024.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is great, and the lab classrooms and library are cool. The hostel is in good shape too. The staff and professors are really supportive. They guide you through the design process step by step. They give you a project brief and explain what you need to do. You do research to figure out the project needs and opportunities. It's a hands-on learning experience.

Admission: The teachers here are really good - they know their stuff and are always ready to help. You need at least 40 marks to pass, and 20 of those come from how you do in class. Your attendance and behavior matter for those marks. The faculty works hard to get us ready for jobs in the industry.

Placement: Students with CGPAs above 6 landed jobs in the CSE course. The highest package was 12 Lacs and the lowest was 2.5 Lacs. Top companies like TCS and Wipro recruited students for roles like data analyst and developer.

Campus: The facilities here are awesome. We get unlimited Wi-Fi, cool labs, and well-designed classrooms. They even provide magazines and booklets every day. The canteen food is pretty good, and there's a dispensary for emergencies. Plus, they organize lots of sports matches and competitions. It's a great place to study and have fun at the same time.

Admission: The engineering teachers here are really experienced. They give us a good industry knowledge which is great for us students. Even though my 5th semester was tough for me, I still made it to some lectures and got a decent 61%. I don't think the service here is amazing, but it's not bad either.

Placement: Around 74% of students get placed in the course with a 9 L PA package. There are different companies like Hindustan and Adani Infratech. They offer positions like co-manager and assistant manager. You get to choose which company you want to work with. It's like having a free will to decide.

Campus: The facilities here are great, especially the big sports section. The environment for studying is top-notch. The departments are perfect and the interaction with professors is amazing. Sundays are the best for studying. The campus is beautiful and the services are great. I'm on my way home now and feeling good about it.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and have lots of experience. They put in a lot of effort to help us learn. Classes happen regularly, and we even have fun activities on Saturdays to get creative and stay motivated for our projects.

Placement: Most students here get internships at well-known firms, which is awesome. But for us architecture students, placements are pretty rare. Even though we might not get hired right away, the school teaches us how to be independent and handle our work well. It's a good learning experience overall.

Campus: The campus is so pretty with over 50 kinds of trees and plants. Some areas have green roofs, making you feel like you're always in nature. The architecture building is brand new and super functional. The design department meets all our needs, and the studios are big and airy.

Admission: The academics at this college are top-notch. The Ph.D. professors really know their stuff and are super helpful. The college staff are also great, they totally get where we're coming from and care about our education. It's definitely worth the money to learn here. I've had a positive experience with all the faculty members.

Placement: Around 75% of students land good placements here, some even scoring the top package of 8.5 LPA. The campus is huge and awesome. I really like our college and the campus facilities are super useful for us students.

Campus: My college has everything we need - smart boards in the classrooms, e-learning options, and all the facilities we could ask for. It's awesome!