Dhemaji Polytechnic

Admission: The teachers are okay. They explain things well. They have doubt sessions too. Some students study on their own, except for the top students who pay attention all the time.

Placement: The college I go to has awesome placement opportunities in Assam. Almost all students, like 93%, find jobs. They usually get a salary of around 7 LPA. The placement team works hard to make sure everyone gets a job. Big companies like Dell, Walmart, VMware, and others come to hire students. There are also lots of startups and MNCs that offer jobs. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The classrooms aren't super fancy but they're okay. Our campus is big and safe. The cafeteria has awesome food lots of people get lunch there. There's a medical department for health stuff. We don't have sports in classes, but we do get to compete in big events sometimes.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really great at teaching. They gave us notes for every subject, which was super helpful. Most of them had M.Tech. or Ph.D. degrees. They guided us through our final-year project and we worked hard on it. The lab facilities were also pretty good.

Placement: The college didn't help with placements, but lots of students got government jobs. Some even got into B.Tech colleges through Assam government. A few landed trading gigs at ONGC and other places. Others ended up working for the government. And some headed to different states for more studies.

Campus: Our college didn't have a boys' hostel, but the girls' hostel was already built. The campus was huge, and we had a great sports program. Plus, the college was close to the Siman River, which was pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They make sure to explain everything clearly, especially for students who struggle with English. Each semester, we have to take two exams: one easy sessional test and one tough end-semester exam. The end-semester one needs a lot of studying to do well.

Placement: I just finished my Diploma in Civil Engineering at Dhemaji Polytechnic. They promise 100% job placement after you finish the course. The salary can be anywhere from €šÂ¹18,000 to €šÂ¹28,000 per month. I'm thinking of applying to places like IOCL, BCPL, ONGC for jobs. We have to do three internships during the course, one after each semester. I haven't started my internships yet, but I'm sure companies will come to our college looking for interns. The internship projects differ depending on your branch. For Mechanical Engineering, we get to work with companies like IOCL and BCPL.

Campus: The library at Dhemaji Polytechnic has all the books and stuff we need for our classes. We have sports events where everyone joins in and has fun competing. After elections, a Union Body looks out for us students and deals with any issues. They plan events and pass on messages between us and the faculty.

Admission: The teachers here are super skilled and cool with different languages. They break down everything about their courses for us, even for those who struggle with English. We gotta take two tests each semester  one is chill (sessional) and the other one (E.S.E.) needs more work. Sessionals are a breeze, but E.S.E. is no joke and takes some real studying.

Placement: I went to Dhemaji Polytechnic and they promise job placement after you finish your course. The starting salary can be around 18,000 to 28,000 per month. I did Civil Engineering and I plan to apply to places like NHIDCL and ONGC after I graduate.

Campus: The library at Dhemaji Polytechnic has all the books and stuff we need for our courses. They also have workshops and labs to get us ready for real life. They don't have dorms, so students from far away stay in PGs. We have sports events too, and everyone joins in to compete. It's fun!