Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Institute of Research and Technology

Admission: The teaching here is top-notch! Lots of homework and assignments to keep us busy. We get hands-on experience in the labs, which is super helpful. The course material is always up-to-date with the latest stuff. It's really prepping us well for the real world.

Placement: The college has great job opportunities in IT. This year, some big companies from the IT field are coming to hire students right from campus.

Campus: Our college has everything we need. The labs have good equipment, and the libraries have all the books we need. There are two hostels for girls and two for boys, where 3rd and 4th-year students stay. The new hostels are nice too.

Admission: The teachers here really help us understand everything well. They give us personal attention. We do small projects every semester and have tests every month. It's pretty cool.

Placement: The training sessions happen 4 hours a week, and they also have programs for improving technical skills. The highest salary you can get is 12 LPA, and the lowest is 5.5 LPA. Placements are pretty good here.

Campus: The campus has everything you need - libraries, study rooms, sports facilities, and classrooms. They've got Wi-Fi everywhere, and the canteen serves up good food. The place is always clean and tidy, and they even check our temperatures daily at the entrance for safety.

Admission: The teachers are alright, but they mostly stick to theory in their classes. I wish they could give more practical stuff. Career advice and what we can do after this course would be nice too. The semester seems pretty chill. You just need 87% to pass.

Placement: Mostly, the college has IT companies coming for placements. They offer a few campus jobs to students. The pay is good some companies give around INR 45 lacs per year, while others offer up to INR 1618 lacs. Big names like TATA and Infosys hire from here. About half of us get internships. The top job role is assistant agricultural engineer.

Campus: Classrooms are good, but the lab and Wi-Fi facilities need improvement. The hostel and food are decent, but a bit pricey. The canteen is always crowded and lacks proper hospitality. The food prices are high. On the bright side, sports and games are organized well.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They take good care of us and support us in our studies and other activities. They always encourage us to join symposiums and events, both technical and non-technical, happening in our college and other places.

Placement: More than half of us got jobs after college, and some even landed gigs at big companies like Mahindra and Tata. Lots of students finished internships too.

Campus: The hostel here is pretty nice. The staff are super friendly and helpful. Food is decent too. Unfortunately, no Wi-Fi in the hostel. It's a peaceful and focused environment. The warden is really cool and treats us well.

Admission: The teachers in my course are limited, only one or two for us. It's frustrating. The semester exams at ANNA University are really hard. The exam supervisors are super strict and don't let you talk at all.

Placement: The college organized a lot of interviews, which helped a bunch of students land jobs in various companies. The company that came for recruitment had some nice offers, including a 4LPA salary package. If you've completed 6 semesters, you can apply for placements. It's a good chance to get a job!

Campus: The facilities are pretty good overall. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi here. The classrooms are nice and tidy. They've got a big sports ground which is cool. But there's no hostel for students, which is a bummer. The canteen is just average. The library has tons of books. Everything in our college like the library, lab equipment, and sports ground is top-notch.

Admission: There aren't many teachers in our department, but the ones we have are really supportive. The exams here are pretty tough, like in most colleges. About 80-90% of students pass, which is good.

Placement: The placements at our college are pretty good. Graduates from our college are working successfully all over the country. Many of them have landed jobs in different parts of the country. I also like that the college offers fellowship programs for extra learning opportunities.

Campus: The college has everything we need lecture halls with projectors and speakers, libraries with tons of course books, and labs for biochemistry, physiology, microbiology, and pathology. There's even a cool common room for games. Plus, they've got separate hostels for guys and girls, and awesome sports facilities. It's all kept super clean and nice.

Admission: The staff here isn't very helpful. The teaching isn't great, and the exams are just okay. Only 40% of students pass. The mechanical staff isn't friendly, and it's hard to find faculty for core subjects. They don't really have any fun events or fests at this college.

Placement: There are plenty of seats available. The highest salary offered is 5 LPA and the lowest is 4 LPA. Most recruiters are from IT companies, with only a few from core companies. They don't provide many internships or industrial visits. And they don't organize tours either. We have to ask for these things.

Campus: Classrooms were always full, campus felt crowded, no Wi-Fi which sucked. Library was missing, hostel food was meh, canteen food was pricey. They didn't push sports much. But hey, at least there's a hospital on campus. Cricket practice was an option, but not regular.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. Most of them know their stuff well. Overall, the teachers are pretty good, but some need to work on their English. The semester exam was a bit tough, though.

Placement: The placements are pretty good here. Each year, around 10-20% of students in agriculture engineering land jobs. They're offering salaries ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 a month. Companies like Mahendra, TATA, and some IT firms come for hiring. And around 75% of us have snagged internships at different companies.

Campus: The college facilities are pretty good. The buildings are okay for agriculture engineering. There's no Wi-Fi all over campus, but we have labs. The classrooms are limited though. The hostel is just okay, the food is not great. They do have medical facilities though.