Dayanand Anglo Vedic Institute of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff. But, the course material feels old and is all about getting good grades. You gotta work hard to be ready for the real world.

Placement: Over half of us in our batch got jobs before this year started. The top salary is 7 LPA, average is 4 LPA, and lowest is 3 LPA. Companies like Paxcom and Grey hire from our college. They offer jobs as software engineers or developers.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works in all the buildings, but the labs and classrooms are just okay. The library has old books. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say anything about it. Some students enjoy the food in the mess.

Admission: The teachers here are really good! They know their stuff and are always there to help. Their teaching is great, and they give us plenty of assignments to learn from. The course is good too.

Placement: The college offers an average salary package of about 5 LPA. Companies like STMicroelectronics, Zscaler, Axis Bank, and GreyB come for hiring students. They hire from different backgrounds like CSE, IT, civil, and mechanical engineering. MBA students mostly get hired by banks.

Campus: Our college has Wi-Fi for students. We each get our own Id to log in. The library has lots of books, including new editions. And we have medical help on campus too.

Admission: The teachers knew a lot and were super helpful with new tech stuff. They also helped us get better at job skills. But the course content was old, too simple, and not what employers want. Exams were easy, but rushed, and had lots of repeat questions. Teachers could teach new stuff, but the course hasn't been updated in ages.

Placement: During our third year, loads of companies came to our college for job offers. Almost everyone in my batch passed the first test with the help of our teachers' extra classes. But in the end, only about half of us got placed because some couldn't make it through the final round. I was lucky to be one of the ones who did. The highest salary offered was 74 lakhs, grabbed by a senior. The lowest was 3 lakhs, and the average was around 5-6 lakhs. The big companies hiring were Infosys and ST Microelectronics.

Campus: The college has really nice classrooms and labs with lots of computers and air conditioning. The library is organized well and you can access it online too. They have a bunch of books on different topics. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. Classrooms have smartboards and plenty of places to charge your laptop or phone. They also have a cool football ground, two basketball courts, and fun stuff to do on campus. The canteen isn't the best but there are other good and cheap places to eat around the college.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and really helpful. If you pay attention and work hard, you'll get the hang of everything in class. The course material is from PTU, so it might seem a bit old-fashioned. But don't worry, the final exam questions are straight from the university.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. Most students find jobs easily. The top salary is around 70 LPA, while the average salary is between 5 to 10 LPA. The internships and training they offer are great too.

Campus: Our college is great because we have Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms are different for each course some are awesome, some are just okay. The library is on 2 floors and is super organized.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really care about us. They know their stuff and most of them have PhDs. It's great because we can ask them anything if we're confused.

Placement: To get into B.Tech CSE, you need at least 80% in 12th grade. The highest package so far is around 56 LPA. Microsoft and TCS are the top companies that come for placements. If you have 70% or more, you can easily get internships at places like TCS. They offer roles in data analytics, app development, and cybersecurity.

Campus: The campus isn't huge, but it's really pretty. I love the garden in the middle of everything. We've got cool halls like the auditorium, convention hall, and seminar hall. And there's loads of sports stuff a big football field, 2 basketball courts, and 2 volleyball courts. The hostels are clean and the food is great. Plus, the whole place has Wi-Fi. The library is awesome tons of books for us students to use.

Admission: Most of the teachers here are really good and have passed the GATE exam. They explain things well. They always let us know what we'll be studying. The courses are set up to help us learn about real-world issues in our industry. It'll be handy later on.

Placement: Most students got placed from the college, with the top package being around 70 LPA. Companies like Wipro, Microsoft, L&T, and more visited for placements. They make sure we're ready for the industry with good training. It helps us get better placements for sure.

Campus: The facilities are awesome, but the Wi-Fi is kinda spotty. The library, though, is top-notch with tons of study stuff like books, notes, and test papers. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful, well-qualified, and really know their stuff. They explain everything really well. The course covers important things like business decisions and managing stuff. It gets you ready for working in the industry.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after graduating. The highest salary is around 22 LPA, the lowest is 9 LPA, and the average is 12 LPA. Companies like HDFC, Wipro, and Hero Cycles hire from here. Some students also intern at places like Learn While Earn. Microsoft and Wipro offer good roles here. The college has a lot to offer, and many companies visit for placements. It's a great place to be!

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with good Wi-Fi and lots of games like cricket. The classrooms are clean, and the hostel rooms are nice too. The food is good quality, and there are medical facilities on campus. They throw cool fresher parties with actors and actresses sometimes, which is awesome. The canteen serves good food as well.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and supportive. The courses are improving for future students, but we had to study the old stuff. It's up to us students to work hard and prepare for the competitive job market to get good placements.

Placement: Only a small group of students actually get picked from our college, which is a bummer. There were only a couple of companies that came for internships, so options were limited. Students basically have to figure out their career path on their own without much help from teachers. Right now, most job opportunities are for software engineering roles not much variety in other options.

Campus: The campus buildings are kinda old, like around 10-12 years old. They could use some upgrades. The food in the canteen is just okay. Not much variety and the quality isn't great. They're trying to make it better each year, so hopefully by the time I graduate, it'll be improved. It'd be cool if everyone could use the sports facilities and get coaching regularly.

Admission: The staff and teachers at our college are awesome. They're super helpful and friendly, and they really engage with students. Their teaching style is great too. The curriculum prepares us well for real-life stuff, but I think it could be more hands-on. The exams are okay, some are challenging and some are not too bad.

Placement: Almost everyone gets a job after college, with the best package being 15 LPA for newbies. On average, people get around 4 to 7 LPA. TCS, Wipro, and GreyB are some of the top companies that hire here. Everyone also gets internships. In my course, most people end up doing web development or software engineering.

Campus: The classrooms, labs, and library at my college are really nice. They have Wi-Fi, too. The classrooms are big, and there are lots of computers in the labs. The hostels are good, and the food in the mess is tasty. We also have medical help, a canteen, and a sandwich shop on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. If you're ever stuck on something, they'll always help you out. They work hard to get you ready for the industry, but it's on you to put in the effort. And hey, the semester exams aren't too tough either.

Placement: I'd say about half of us students found decent jobs after college. The places they set us up with were good, like Radisson and Ramada. There were jobs like COMI3, waiter, front desk, and bellhop. The pay was around 2-3 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with air-conditioned classrooms and projectors. They offer lifts for students, though not all of them work. The library is huge and impressive. The hostels are in good shape, and the food in the mess is decent too.