ECET Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The professors here are really great. They know a lot about Python, AI, and machine learning. They teach us stuff that we can actually use in the real world. Sometimes, industry pros come to give us talks, which helps us understand the theory better. It's been a good experience with the faculty overall.

Placement: The job offers were pretty good. The highest pay was like 11 lakhs per year, the average was around 4 lakhs, and the lowest was about 3.5 lakhs. Big companies like Wipro, Infosys, Cognizant, and Mindtree hired a lot of us. A bunch of our friends even landed jobs at product companies after winning a hackathon. About 65% of us got internships, mainly in smaller IT firms.

Campus: The computer labs in our department have internet access for every student. We use systems during lab sessions. Our classrooms have projectors and are tech-friendly. I really enjoyed working in the seminar rooms and project rooms with technology for our group projects.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice, they really care about us. The stuff we learn is great for getting a job later on. We gotta pick up extra skills like coding and other useful stuff for the future.

Placement: So in our diploma program, we don't have job placements right away. But we do have industrial training which is pretty cool. The last semester is where we really shine and there's a good chance of landing a job. To get into industrial training, we gotta shell out 10,000 rupees. But hey, it's worth it 'cause that's our ticket to getting a job after finishing the diploma.

Campus: Our college campus is huge with lots of labs and even a library. Unfortunately, the college doesn't offer hostel facilities, but the government provides them for just 5000 per year. Overall, it's not too bad; everything here is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss. Some really know how to teach well and care about us students. But others aren't that great. In my opinion, the bad ones outnumber the good ones. Overall, not the best college experience.

Placement: Most students here find jobs easily. In 2024, tons of companies will visit our campus. Students often land jobs at Accenture, Wipro, Capgemini, Google, Microsoft, Tech Mahindra, and Stelenties and Technology. They usually get roles like tester or recruiter.

Campus: The college is good for middle-class folks, but it's always crowded. The labs don't work well, and there's no Wi-Fi for us students. There's no cafeteria, and they don't let us play games. If we try, they get mad at us.

Admission: The teachers are cool and always ready to help in labs. They explain hard stuff in an easy way and tell us to ask questions. It would be nice to have more talks from pros in the industry. The classes cover theory and practice well, especially power systems and control engineering. But we don't have many choices for electives. Exams are okay but need you to study hard. The lab tests are practical, and the quizzes help us do better in our grades.

Placement: The placements are pretty good, but they could be better. Computer Science students usually land top jobs, but it's tougher for Electrical or Mechanical folks. The college does offer training, but they should teach more job-related skills for non-IT peeps. Still, the placement team is awesome and helps you out every step of the way.

Campus: The college has everything you need for both studying and having fun. The sports facilities and auditoriums are awesome for activities outside of classes. The IT setup is perfect for getting work done, and the library is a chill place to study or unwind. Living in the hostel is cool - I've met a bunch of friends there. The rooms are cozy, and the staff are helpful when you need something fixed.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and explain things in a way that makes sense. I liked how they pushed us to join workshops. The courses were spot on and taught programming languages really effectively.

Placement: The pay was pretty good at this college. The highest package hit 12 lakhs per year, while the average was around 3.8 lakhs per year. The lowest was 3.5 lakhs per year, usually for support or testing jobs. The main recruiters for ECE were Infosys and Tech Mahindra. Some companies in electronics and embedded systems also came for placements.

Campus: The labs in our department had good equipment. Wi-Fi worked well most of the time in all the buildings. The library was pretty good, with lots of technical books and a digital section. The classrooms were clean and had projectors. They were also well-ventilated. Just so you know, there weren't any hostels on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They show us cool demos and real-life stuff, which keeps the class interesting. The subjects we learn are super practical, like blockchain, AI, and cloud computing. Exams focus more on understanding than just memorizing. We do lots of video projects and writing assignments, which is great for our resume.

Placement: I'm in the CSE-B batch right now. Even though we haven't hit placements yet, the seniors did pretty well last year about 85% got placed. Big companies like Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Deloitte, and Hexaware came for placements. There are both product and service roles to choose from. A lot of seniors got internships through the college's connections. They got jobs like QA engineer, web developer, and support associate. The college helps us get ready early with aptitude sessions and resume workshops.

Campus: The campus doesn't have a hostel, which is a big downside. Lots of students stay in nearby PGs. The library is really good with study areas and project zones. The canteen is decent, but the food can get boring. It's clean though. The library has tons of study material. Classrooms are neat with digital boards or projectors. Labs are well-equipped too. It's just a shame there's no hostel on campus.

Admission: The teachers this year are way better than the last two years. Exams are tough but fair because they have someone from SBT watching. They make sure nobody cheats. You need 14 marks to pass, which isn't too bad. If you cram the night before, the semesters are pretty easy.

Placement: The college doesn't have good placement opportunities for students aiming high. Since becoming autonomous, only one company visited for data entry jobs with a meager INR 15,000 package. Comparatively, even Swiggy delivery guys earn INR 20,000 with extra incentives.

Campus: The college doesn't have good sports or events. The canteen food isn't great, but there are medical facilities available. If we want to organize a fest, we have to ask the higher-ups for permission for a long time, like more than 10 to 15 days. The college doesn't host any fests like that on its own.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They teach us well, and because of that, we all got high grades in all our subjects. They're friendly and always ready to help us with our assignments, labs, and even sports. Plus, they prepare us well for industry training. In the semester exams, more than half of us pass with flying colors.

Placement: I was part of a smart group of students in my batch at Ellenki College. I managed to pass all my semesters with good grades. Our college has some really bright students who rank at the top in our course. The highest salary package offered was above 20 Lacs, while the lowest was around 1 Lacs. Around 75% of students in our college got internships through the courses.

Campus: In my Computer Science course, we have lots of facilities. The hostel is great with good food, games, and bathrooms. The warden is strict, but that's okay. The labs are clean and the systems are up-to-date, making it easy to do programs.

Admission: The teachers at this college are mostly awesome, but not all of them. They really know their stuff and are super helpful. The exams are really hard for most students though. Not many people pass, and the courses don't prepare us well for the real world.

Placement: The job placements here aren't amazing for everyone, but if you're talented, you might snag a decent job, though they usually pay around 4 Lacs per year. The companies hiring aren't super famous, and a lot of students end up getting internships through the college.

Campus: The college's infrastructure and labs are cool, and they have Wi-Fi for computers in the labs. The library is awesome too. Overall, the college and labs have good facilities. But there's no hostel, so that's a bummer.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and make classes fun. They use case studies and live demos, which make things easier to understand. Our course covers cool topics like AI, cloud, and blockchain. Exams are fair and focus on concepts. We also get to do technical blogs and video demos for mini-projects.

Placement: I'm in the CSE program now. Placements haven't started for us yet, but seniors got around 85% placements. Big companies like Tech Mahindra, Infosys, Deloitte, and Hexaware hire here. They offer different kinds of jobs. We have good chances for internships through college connections. Seniors got jobs like app developer, support analyst, and QA engineer. The college helps us prepare for our careers early on by pushing us to create portfolios and join career prep sessions.

Campus: The CSE block has cool new stuff and labs with AC. Each floor has Wi-Fi and backups for power. The IoT and cloud labs are great for projects. Not having a hostel is a bummer. A lot of us travel every day or live in PGs close by. The canteen is clean but needs more food options. The library is quiet and has lots of digital resources. The college bus is always on time.