College of Engineering Manthani, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad

Admission: Some teachers are really helpful, especially the ones who have completed their post-graduation. They know their stuff well and make learning fun. The course content is spot-on for preparing us for the real world. The exams are not too hard, and most people pass with a decent 68% success rate.

Placement: In our course, most seniors landed jobs at a ratio of 1:7. But many decided to pursue a Master's instead. The highest salary for our course is around 400,000. Big companies like Tata, TCS, NTPC are the top hirers. Students need to find their own internships based on what they like. The college only gives us some support, nothing more.

Campus: The hostel has four floors with around 489 rooms. We get either a two-sharing or three-sharing room with two beds, a table, a chair, and shelves. No Wi-Fi, which is a bummer. The facilities are pretty bad. Bathrooms don't have a good flush system. On the bright side, we have a canteen, library with lots of books, dispensary, and indoor/outdoor stadiums.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really smart  they've got Ph.D. and doctorate degrees. They're friendly and treat us well. They teach us extra stuff to help us succeed in life and give us great career advice.

Placement: If you get a good rank, you can join this college through EMCET. Students ranking below 20,000 also get placed here. The highest salary offered is 9 LPA and the lowest is 3 LPA. Wipro recruits students for software development, coding design, and other roles.

Campus: The college and hostel have really good facilities for us students. There are enough labs, classes, and places to sit. We can use the computer labs to learn more and improve our skills.

Admission: The teachers at JNTUH UCEM are really smart. They all finished their Ph.D. programs. They know a lot and help us learn better. The pass rate is around 90%, so it's a great place to study if you want support and knowledge.

Placement: The college had awesome placements this year and really good facilities for us students. The teaching here is top-notch, especially in the EEE department where almost everyone scores high 98% pass rate! EEE is like the star branch here, winning 15 gold medals from JNTUH University.

Campus: The labs here are awesome! The lab assistants really know their stuff and the equipment is top-notch. Plus, there's free Wi-Fi and the food at the hostel is delicious they serve up amazing tiffin, lunch, and breakfast. The library is huge and has tons of books to choose from. Overall, the college has a positive vibe, great teachers, and cool tech stuff. It's a perfect spot for students like me.

Admission: The teachers here are okay. A few of them try to explain things, but sometimes it's hard to understand. We have to figure things out on our own a lot.

Placement: At our college, there aren't any placement opportunities available. Some students managed to find jobs on their own, but it's not common.

Campus: The college infrastructure is just okay, but it needs some upgrades. The hostel is average and so is the food there. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi or gym on campus. It would be great if they could add Wi-Fi and a gym for everyone.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome. They really go out of their way to help us understand everything, and they teach well. Exams are tough but fair, so we can't even think about cheating.

Placement: The computer science and engineering students in our college landed good placements, with other branches also getting placed in top companies. But, the CSE students scored the highest package of INR 9 Lacs per year. Personally, I believe that the CSE course is the best one offered at our college.

Campus: The classes at our college are really good, and the classrooms are always clean. The labs and Wi-Fi are pretty decent too. The hostel is clean and nice, but the food is just okay. They serve chicken curry weekly, but it's not that tasty.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're super helpful and always there to explain things. The classes are all about getting us ready for real work. Exams are tough but doable. Most students pass, about 70% make it through.

Placement: The placement scene at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University in Hyderabad is pretty good, around 30-40% of students get placed. Companies like Singerani, Coal India, and Teach Mahindra come for recruitment. The average salary package is between 3-6 LPA. Everyone gets internships, and some are paid too. Some companies offering internships include South Central Railway and Singareni Thermal Power Plant.

Campus: The classrooms are online, and the library has lots of books for studying. The labs are big but don't have AC, so it gets kinda hot. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in the classrooms or hostels for students.

Admission: The teachers are really supportive. The way they teach is okay. The courses they offer are practical. Exams are not too easy, but not impossible either. Most students pass their exams. The course is well-organized, with exams at the end of each semester.

Placement: Lots of big companies like TCS come for internships. Almost all internships are in subjects like Civil, Mechanical, Mining, and EEE. They even offer internships in coal mines close to the college. You can also go on trips to places like NTPC thermal power plants.

Campus: The lab facilities and classrooms are good. The library is top-notch. I stayed in a two-sharing room in the hostel. The canteen has nice amenities. They provide 24/7 medical care. There's a huge ground with basketball and badminton courts, plus a cricket net. They also have an indoor stadium. We have an annual sports meet every year.

Admission: My faculty was not my favorite. They all have M.Tech. degrees and work as assistant professors. The course content is good, but the exams are tough. Most students pass, around 70%. Teaching is decent, and students feel ready for the industry after graduation.

Placement: Around 15% of us found placements after college. We didn't get direct placements from the college. Instead, we had to apply to companies on our own or go to the JNTUH main campus. Everyone had to find internships themselves, not with help from the college.

Campus: I really enjoy my course right now. Each department has its own lab, so you don't have to share with others. We've got a library, but there's no Wi-Fi in the college or dorms. Good thing there's a canteen and a dispensary on campus too. It's all pretty convenient!

Admission: The staff could be more helpful to students. The course is useful, and we want to be well-prepared for internships. Exams are okay, but Math can be challenging. They should enhance teaching quality and share more valuable knowledge.

Placement: Out of 15 students, only two got jobs with the lowest pay at 6 LPA. They need to bring in more companies to give us more chances for better jobs with higher pay. The highest pay right now is 6 LPA, but they should try to get better offers. Some big companies like Bosch, Ford Motors, and Indian Oil Corporation Limited come for placements.

Campus: The equipment needs to work properly for us to do practicals and learn well. They should improve the food menu and serve tasty food in smaller portions. This way, students won't waste food and will understand its value better.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are super nice. Exams were okay, not too hard. If you put in the effort, you can get good grades. Lots of students pass with flying colors.

Placement: Our branch had around 60 students. The salary packages went from 2.5 LPA to 6 LPA, with top companies like Tech Mahindra, Tata, Cognizant, Capgemini, and Accenture hiring us. They offered roles like process executive, data analyst, and assistant engineer. We also got internship opportunities during the course.

Campus: The campus had lots of greenery and the buildings were nice. Each department had its own block for classes. We had labs for practicals. The hostel was great with options for double or triple rooms. The rooms were big with cupboards. The food was tasty and there was a medical center on campus. We had a big playground for playing cricket, hockey, and other sports. Overall, it was a good place to study and live.