Dr. Jivraj Mehta Institute Of Technology

Admission: The teachers at this college are top-notch, with great qualifications. Some even come from IIT and MIT, bringing lots of knowledge and experience to the table. The course material is spot-on and really prepares you for real-world jobs.

Placement: Back in 2015, almost half of us landed jobs with the highest pay of Rs. 30,000 per month. Companies like Indian Marine and HCL came for interviews on campus. The lowest salary was Rs. 15,000 monthly. Our college hooked us up with good job options. I even got a spot as an apprentice at WTPS.

Campus: The college has great hostel facilities that are affordable. The rooms are cleaned daily, and there's a good study environment. The classrooms have CCTV cameras, and there are modern labs for every branch. The library has 15,000 books and a nice reading area. Plus, there's a canteen on campus for food.

Admission: To be a teacher here, you need a master's degree. That's why most teachers really know their stuff and join in college events. The department gets us ready for work with trips, talks, and visits. About 80% of us pass our courses. It's a good place to learn and grow!

Placement: Placements were a bit low during our course because of covid. But the batch ahead of us got some good placements. The highest salary offered was 4.1 LPA. Big companies like Tata, Adani, Elecon, TCS, and MRF come to hire employees here.

Campus: The college is located in Charotar, which means we've got lots of greenery around. The infrastructure is pretty good, and the labs have all the basic engineering stuff we need. The workshops have all the machine tools. The hostels are awesome - each room has 3 beds, attached bathrooms, Wi-Fi, and even mineral water. Love it here!

Admission: The professors at my college are really good. They know a lot about the subjects they teach and are always available to help. I never had any free periods in 4 years because they were always around. They give us the knowledge we need for the industry. The semester exams are okay at my college.

Placement: Around 5-6 of us got placed in my course. The pay package is around 2.5 Lacs/year. About 10% of students landed internships. Some of them even got placed in L&T as junior engineers. I didn't get selected, but my friend did, and I'm really happy for him.

Campus: My college has a great environment. It's classy and has wifi only for hostel students. The labs and classrooms are super clean with all the equipment we need. The library has all the materials too. I don't stay in the hostel, I take the bus, so I can't say much about it. But I know they have sports stuff like table tennis, cricket, and Carrom.

Admission: Throughout my B.E, none of the teachers finished the subject syllabus. None of them passed the GATE exam. I'd give the teaching a 3 out of 10 because it's really bad. There's no fixed HOD or principal  they switch every semester. Honestly, this college is the worst I've ever been to.

Placement: The placements here are not great. Only a very small number of students actually get placed each year, like 1-2%. The top salary offered is 1.2 LPA, which isn't much. The TPO department doesn't help with internships. If you find one on your own, you won't get paid. When I asked about placements, the TPO just Googled for companies. No one really lands a good job. Most offers are for basic ITI or Diploma level positions. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is the worst. During rainy seasons, water leaks into the lobby and classrooms. There's no proper playground or parking area. The labs aren't good for experiments, and there are no skilled technicians. The instruments are bad, and workshops lack safety kits. About 60% of the machines are faulty.

Admission: The faculty here are all pretty available. Because of COVID, a few got kicked out, but the main ones are still around, so it's all good. It would be nice to have more faculty, though. The course curriculum really prepares us for the industry. The pass rate is around 89%, which is cool.

Placement: Not many students from our batch get jobs at this college. There are only a few companies that come for placements, so only a handful of students actually get hired. I'd say only about 10-20% of students in our course end up with a job. It's definitely a weak point of the college that they need to improve on.

Campus: The college building needs work, it's not kept up well. There are fire alarms and emergency water supply though. The campus is nice and we have cricket and volleyball grounds. They could add more types of grounds, but it's okay for now.

Admission: The teachers are really smart and have lots of experience. They help us learn all the important stuff. The course lasts for 11 months and includes an internal exam, a viva exam, and GTU exams.

Placement: There are tons of chances to get work experience in my college. They set up practice placements to help us learn new skills. Plus, they bring in lots of companies. It's great for preparing for a career!

Campus: The campus has good Wi-Fi everywhere and the classrooms are spacious with air conditioning. We've got a large library with Wi-Fi too. Plus, there's a small hospital on campus. And don't forget about the big football and cricket field, along with rooms for table tennis and chess. Love it here!

Admission: The professors in our computer engineering department are really helpful and know their stuff better than other departments at our college. They teach well and our course curriculum is spot on for practical work.

Placement: I'm a sophomore studying computer engineering. I wanna talk about my college. Lots of students here land internships in their third year. But getting a job after graduation can be tough for some average students.

Campus: The computer department facilities are top-notch. We have great labs and every student gets their own computer. The food at the canteen isn't the best, but we have awesome medical, sports, and games stuff available.

Admission: The college offers a variety of courses like computer engineering, information technology, electronic engineering, civil engineering, and mechanical engineering. The teaching is okay, and the staff are really helpful and smart. The courses prepare us well for the industry, and the faculty members are all pretty clever.

Placement: Placements happen here, but not all companies visit. The college is good, especially for placements. They guarantee 100% placements. The highest salary is around 2-3 LPA, while the lowest is Rs. 80,000-1 LPA. Computer science engineering is the most popular course here.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is okay, not super fast though. The lab clinics are really good and safe. Classrooms are awesome, and the library is nice. The hostels are clean and tidy, with bathrooms that are also clean. Medical help is alright, and there are cool spots for playing cricket and basketball.

Admission: The teachers and staff are super helpful and experienced. They give great guidance and the course curriculum is spot on. They really prepare us for the real world. No task is too hard, it's just about studying for exams. The pass percentage is pretty high at 4.5.

Placement: A lot of students get into good companies after graduation, and some go abroad for higher studies. Companies want practical skills, and this college helps improve both practical and theoretical knowledge. It's really helpful for the future.

Campus: The college has an e-library where we can do practicals in our free time. Wi-Fi is available in the library, college, and hostel. I like visiting the labs and doing work in my free time. We play sports and games, and they have everything we need. The medical facilities are good. The food at the hostel is okay but could be better.

Admission: In my college, we've got 50 professors teaching different subjects they know a lot about. They cover 7 branches for engineering students and 5 for Diploma students. The internal exams here are kinda challenging, but not too hard.

Placement: At my college, students from all backgrounds can apply. The top salary offered was 6 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 4 lakhs. Companies like Elecon, Wipro, and L&T come for placements here.

Campus: My college has lots of cool stuff like fast Wi-Fi. Each branch has its own labs. We've got like 125 classrooms and a library with all the latest books. It's pretty awesome.