DITM - Delhi Institute Of Technology And Management

Admission: The teachers at our college are knowledgeable and helpful. They may not have come from top colleges, but they know their stuff. Sometimes they struggle to teach well, but overall, I think the quality of teaching is good. The syllabus is solid if they teach it right. We don't need extra resources because they prepare us well for the industry. The semester exams are challenging, but if you pay attention in class, you'll be fine. I'm not sure about the pass rate, though.

Placement: This college is not top-tier, so don't expect big tech companies to come for placements. But you can still find decent opportunities here. Many students land jobs in companies that hire in bulk, with salaries ranging from 3 to 12 LPA. Internship offers are rare, so you might need to find one off-campus. They mostly hire front-end and software engineers. Be ready to prep for placements on your own because the faculty isn't the best at guiding you.

Campus: The hostels here are awesome! The rooms are top-notch, even better than IITs and other top colleges. Most rooms are for 3 people, but usually only 2 stay in each. The college provides Wi-Fi, which is pretty fast at around 200 Mbps. Water is always available, and they clean the rooms every day. The mess food is great, with lots of variety. They always try to make new dishes every day. It's a real treat!

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are super helpful and friendly. They use smart classrooms sometimes which is cool. The number of students per teacher is good too. And the course content is really helpful.

Placement: The job opportunities here are pretty good. The career office helps with off-campus connections. Most jobs are in telecom, not IT. There's a placement center, but it could be better. Quite a few students got placed this year.

Campus: The campus is really nice and quiet. We have lots of classrooms, 2 libraries, and a few playgrounds for fun. Our college holds different sports events and quiz competitions for students to take part in.

Admission: Some teachers at our college are helpful, but not all. They're qualified, but not all are great at teaching. A few have a lot of knowledge but struggle to explain it well. On the other hand, some go above and beyond the syllabus. Teaching quality is good with smart boards. Some teachers explain topics effectively, but some struggle with class discipline. Lectures start and end on time, and we finish the course as planned. The curriculum helps us understand industry trends and needs. It teaches us the skills required for the job market. Overall, we're learning how to meet industry needs.

Placement: The job opportunities at this college are okay. Big companies like Google, TCS, and Wipro don't come here, but students still get hired by them. Last year, we had companies like Vodafone, Genpact, Tech-Mahindra, Siti cables network limited, HCL, and Birla Sunlife visiting for placements. The college has a placement cell that supports students throughout the placement process. They help us create our placement profile, organize workshops and seminars on industry trends, and teach us how to make a good resume for interviews.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay. They have Wi-Fi, but not all classrooms get it. The Computer Science labs are big, but many computers don't work. There's a medical center, but it's closed a lot. Classrooms aren't cleaned daily, benches are dusty. Canteen food isn't great, sometimes smells bad. Food quality is low, not very hygienic. Sanitation and drinking water are big issues. Bathrooms aren't always clean, water isn't good to drink. Transport isn't great, seats on buses are broken. It's hard to sit comfortably.

Admission: Most teachers are helpful, especially in the civil department. They always support students, no matter what. But the mechanical and computer science departments don't offer much help. They tend to put extra pressure on students. However, some teachers in the civil department are really great and supportive.

Placement: The college doesn't help with placements at all. They only offer placements in call centers, which isn't great. It's like they don't care about students' futures.

Campus: The college has really nice buildings and facilities for students. Their campus is better than most other colleges I've seen. The hostel isn't great though. They have a canteen, but it's not very good. I wouldn't recommend going to this college because of that.

Admission: The teachers at this college are recent grads with no teaching experience. It's in a village with no tutoring options. The faculty is friendly and helpful, but they lack teaching skills. I'm here to learn, not to make friends on Facebook.

Placement: They say they have top companies, but none showed up during the pool campus event. Companies like HCL and Justdial were supposed to come, but they didn't. There was a student who got placed in KDS group from DITM College. However, after 3 months, the company left without paying its employees.

Campus: The campus is small with basic facilities like a ground, a basketball court, and a volleyball court. Hostel students take care of these areas. There aren't many sports or cultural events organized by the college. Students themselves arrange inter-college tournaments. The management seems to have a tight budget with no funds for minor problems.

Admission: The teachers here are nice and try to help, but they seem pretty new since they just graduated. They don't know a lot and mostly just teach theory. We only get notes in class, no real hands-on learning.

Placement: We didn't have any job placements for our batch. A few companies showed up, but they weren't legit. Some teachers aren't great. They make us pay extra for exams. If we have issues with grades, we have to go to the university because the teachers don't help us out.

Campus: The college doesn't have a good infrastructure. There's no sports playground, and the labs are really bad. The Wi-Fi is super slow, and the computers are ancient. The ACs are old and don't work well. The canteen food is not great and too expensive. The library is okay but always closed when you need it.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good and they know their stuff. The courses cover things that are useful for the job you want. It's up to you to be ready for the industry. You'll learn the basics in class, but if you want to really dive deep into something, you'll have to put in extra work on your own. Exams are okay, not super easy but not crazy hard either. With a bit of studying, you can pass without too much stress.

Placement: Last year, the job placements weren't great. Out of around 90-100 students, only 23 got placed in my subject. I'm not sure about the highest salary offered, but I heard someone got 7 LPA. If you've got basic skills, you can land internships at our college. There's an internship cell mostly managed by students. You can apply, and if you pass the interview, the job is yours.

Campus: The campus doesn't have good facilities. No ACs, bathrooms are okay, no Wi-Fi, and the library isn't awesome. But you can still study there. I don't stay in the hostel, but the canteen is more like a shop than a real canteen. On the bright side, there's a nice temple on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college need to know more. They should update the course to match what companies need. This way, students can find good jobs easily.

Placement: The job placements at our college aren't great. Only a handful of companies come for hiring, mostly BPOs or training centers. Students hope to land jobs through campus interviews, but it's tough because the college doesn't prioritize getting them into top companies.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is not the best, but at least the classrooms have AC. The campus vibe isn't great, and the canteen food is meh. On the upside, sports facilities are cool, and the library has all the books you need. Hostel rooms are nice, but the food could be better. Overall, the college looks good, but they could work on improving the crowd and faculty.

Admission: The teachers at this college were really helpful. They used good teaching methods and had all the equipment we needed. We got both practical and theoretical knowledge. However, we didn't get much exposure to the industry. The course curriculum was helpful for us students.

Placement: In the batch before us, everyone got jobs. But in our batch, nobody got hired. None of us found a job. Only one Merchant Navy company hired us, paying 1 lakh per month. No other top companies came to recruit from our college.

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure with Wi-Fi all over the campus. The library is cool too. The labs and classrooms are top-notch. Unfortunately, the food quality has been going down lately. There used to be a big canteen, but now it's smaller because they built the girls hostel there.

Admission: The teachers at this college are great, and the administrators are nice too. The exams are super tough, with only 40% of students passing. All the teachers are qualified, but some of the subjects in my course feel unrelated to what I want to learn. But I guess they're necessary for engineering students, so I have to study them.

Placement: In this college, the top students usually get good placements, but the average ones might struggle. Around half of the students end up getting placed through the university. Big companies like TCS and Tech Mahindra come here for placements. Most students also manage to snag internships, with roles like tester or developer up for grabs.

Campus: The college is pretty good overall, but the canteen needs improvement and it's a bit messy. Unfortunately, there's no medical help on campus. The sports ground is huge, but there aren't many sports options. The hostel is decent, but the food is really bad. There aren't too many students at our college, and it seems like there are more students from Bihar and Nepal than from Delhi.