Dumka Engineering College

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, but they're not super experienced since it's a new college managed by Techno India Kolkata. They're helpful, and their teaching is okay, not amazing. Some students think we need different teachers for certain subjects. Not everyone is into extracurricular stuff, only a few of us are really interested.

Placement: In our class, 7 students landed jobs out of 45. The top salary was 3.2 LPA and the lowest was 1.6 LPA. Wipro is the main hiring company for us, and we find our own off-campus placements. The popular job roles are debugger, web development, and web designing. The highest salary was 3.1 LPA and the lowest was 1.9 LPA. Only one student got an internship at TCS.

Campus: The college has got everything covered - Wi-Fi, labs, smart classrooms, and library are all provided by the government of Jharkhand and TEQUIP. The hostel has all the necessary facilities like a mess, canteen, medical services, ambulance, and sports grounds for volleyball, cricket, football, and badminton. It's all here!

Admission: The facilities here are helpful for students. Sometimes I struggle to understand what the professors are teaching. The semester exams can be tough if they focus on what the teachers covered. If you want to become an average engineer, you gotta put in the study time.

Placement: The placements aren't that great for getting a decent package. Companies like Wipro, Mahindra, and TCS offer internships off-campus.

Campus: The Wi-Fi doesn't work there, only Airtel network works. No medical help in the hostel. We have to bring our own sports stuff because there's only a small field with bushes and grass. The rooms cost Rs 15,000 for three students in one room. The rooms are about 8-9 feet wide and 20-22 feet long, with three cupboards on the walls. Electricity is on all the time, around the clock.

Admission: The course at Jharkhand University of Technology is really helpful for placements. Exams are held every month, but if you study for 1 to 2 hours daily, passing is easy. The professors are well-qualified with Ph.Ds from top institutes.

Placement: The placement scene here isn't great compared to other colleges around. Not many companies visit the campus. But if you've got the skills, you can land some decent job offers on or off-campus. Lately, they've partnered with Techno India in Kolkata, so placements are getting better now.

Campus: The teachers here are really great and always willing to help out. College life is pretty average, nothing too special. The classrooms have been upgraded to smart ones, and there's a library where you can borrow books for a whole year. The hostel is okay, it's clean but the food is not that good, too greasy.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff, but a few of them aren't that friendly. Most of them are great though, always there to help with any problems or questions. Some can be a bit annoying and don't listen well. But in general, the college has a good group of teachers.

Placement: Placements at our college aren't great. If you're looking for good job opportunities after graduation, I wouldn't recommend coming here. They only offer a B.Tech degree, so if you're planning to prepare for exams like GATE, ISRO, or PSUs, it might not be the best choice for you.

Campus: The college buildings look nice, but the management could be better. Some areas need a fresh coat of paint. The design is cool, but things are not well-kept. Classrooms don't have AC, but the office is decent. Lighting is good, and the campus overall is nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and supportive. They're always there to assist you with studying for exams like GATE, Barca, and semester tests. You can easily reach out to them for help and clarification on any topic.

Placement: A lot of students from our college landed jobs, but the placement team needs to step up. The study vibe is great here, making it easy to prep for any tough exams. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, and IBM come for placements.

Campus: The campus needs better facilities, but living in the hostel is cool. The best thing about our college is the canteen. We also have a cricket ground, volleyball court, and a library that's open 24/7. Plus, the whole campus has free Wi-Fi, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful. Most of them have master's degrees, and a few even have Ph.D.s. The lab assistants are also well-qualified. The university (Jharkhand University of Technology) decides the course curriculum. The semester exams aren't too hard if you keep up with your studies.

Placement: Most students get jobs here, but mostly in IT. Even students from core branches like CE, ME, EE go for IT jobs or government jobs because there aren't many core jobs. The average pay from IT companies is about 4-5 lakhs.

Campus: The college has good Wi-Fi, labs, and smart classrooms. The library has lots of books for semesters and competitive exams like GATE. If you need a place to stay, you can choose the hostel or find a PG nearby. In the hostel, there are usually 3 students sharing a room. It's convenient to have everything you need on campus.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and they push us to get involved in projects and seminars. Plus, they give us great feedback to help us improve. The teaching is top-notch. And our older classmates are always there to help us out.

Placement: The college offers great job placements that keep getting better each year. The salary packages are really good, especially with companies like Infosys hiring students.

Campus: The hostel vibes are great. We have regular lab sessions for practicals.

Admission: The classes are easy to follow. Our professors explain things well. We get subject notes every week from our forum. The course matches what we're supposed to learn. But the teachers change a lot. Sometimes it's tough to grasp what they're teaching.

Placement: The placements here depend on how good students are at their stuff. If you do your projects and things right, companies will want you. Just study hard, do things right, and show good communication skills. On average, the salary offered is around 5 LPA.

Campus: The college has great facilities like Wi-Fi in the hostels and clean rooms with nice bathrooms. The mess serves lots of different food, and everything is kept clean. The sports facilities are in good shape too!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and super knowledgeable. They've been teaching for over 5 years on average, so they know their stuff. But the ECE course is tough, so students have to work hard. Sometimes there's a bit of a gap between the teachers and students. The semester exams are a bit challenging compared to other colleges, with a passing rate of around 60-70%.

Placement: Around 50-60% of students find jobs through campus placements, which is pretty good. The top companies that come for hiring are TCS, Infosys, and Microsoft. The highest salary offered is around 7 lakhs, the lowest is 3 lakhs, and the average is 4 lakhs. Internship opportunities vary, sometimes around 40-50% of students get them, other times it's less.

Campus: The campus has labs for all subjects, and each branch has its own building. The campus is fully equipped with Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a big library that everyone loves. The hostel is okay, with average food, but it has 24-hour electricity and water.

Admission: The teachers here are not great. They don't know how to teach well. They don't have any teaching qualifications or experience, they just do it for the paycheck. The exams are easy. Their teaching skills are not good.

Placement: Only a small percentage of students actually get jobs because not many companies come to our college to hire. The lowest salary you can get is 2 LPA, which isn't great. Sometimes, if you're in ECE or EE, you might get lucky with a 6 LPA offer. But for other courses, not many companies come here to hire. Techno India is one company that does come to recruit students. The top job you could land is as a software development engineer.

Campus: The college doesn't have great facilities. The food isn't good. They don't offer medical help or clubs like basketball or cricket. There's not much space for outdoor games. The campus is small too. It's connected to the Diploma college.