Gandhiji Institute of Science And Technology (GIST)

Admission: The humanities and sciences department at our college has really experienced professors. Some other departments have good faculty too, but not as experienced. We usually have around two college events each year, including a fun welcome party for new students and a nice send-off for seniors.

Placement: In the earlier years, lots of seniors got placed easily. But by the time we were in our final year, the number of placements went down. Most of the companies coming for campus placements were BPOs offering less than 1,80,000 a year.

Campus: The college has a great setup with lots of computers in the computer lab, plus well-equipped machine labs, circuit labs, and exam halls. They also have a nice hostel and canteen. The main building is square-shaped, so you can see every corner from the principal's office.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well and even offer extra classes to help us prepare for interviews. The course content is super practical and will be great for our future careers.

Placement: At Gayatri Institute of Science and Technology, they set up job placements for seniors and offer extra classes. These classes help us do well in interviews and learn more than just the regular stuff. Students who get picked end up landing jobs.

Campus: The college has everything we need - good classrooms, labs, and library. They even have transportation for us. The hostels are nice with a canteen. Boys and girls have separate hostels. We never had any problems with the buildings or facilities while we were there.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful. It seems like they don't know the subject well enough to teach us properly. They were students here just last year, so maybe that's why. None of us in our class feel prepared for the industry because we didn't get to do any practical work during our course.

Placement: Around 30% of students from our course got placed, with the highest salary being 3 Lacs per year. Over 60% of us landed internships in various companies, and many ended up getting jobs at big names like Big Basket, Amazon. One of our classmates even got hired by TATA.

Campus: The college classrooms don't have Wi-Fi, which is a bummer. The lab equipment is lacking, and we can't even do practicals. The hostel facilities are disappointing too. The food is old and not clean. It feels like a waste of money.

Admission: The teachers at GIST are really smart and know their stuff. They help us a lot and have great teaching methods. The ECE head and teachers are especially good. They're qualified and make learning fun.

Placement: At GIST, there are lots of job opportunities for both B.Tech and M.Tech students. Many companies come on campus to hire students and offer good salaries. The professors are really knowledgeable and the staff cares about helping students find placements.

Campus: Gandhiji Institute of Science and Technology, linked with Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, is situated close to Jaggaiahpeta in Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh. The campus is awesome with separate classrooms for each subject. They offer B.Tech, M.Tech, and MBA programs.

Admission: The teachers here are really great and they work hard to help us succeed. Most of them are super friendly, but some of the first-year teachers can be a bit tough. But overall, the teachers are awesome!

Placement: The college placements are pretty good. About a third of the students got placed through on-campus interviews last year. The highest salary was Rs. 40,000 a month, the lowest was Rs. 8,000, and the average was around Rs. 15,000. Some companies came to hire students for roles like software designer and analyst. We do have a placement cell, which is helpful.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is great and the labs are pretty good too. The computer lab is nice, but the chemistry lab smells bad. Physics lab is usually empty, and we can use the communication lab whenever we want. The desks are sturdy and don't wobble even if we try to shake them hard. It's like they're as calm as a bomb.

Admission: The teachers were okay, easy to talk to, and they explain things in a way that's easy to understand. They could use more qualifications in their field, though. The teaching quality was good overall. There are quite a few experienced teachers around campus.

Placement: Placements for mechanical engineering students at this college are not great, but some students from other departments have been placed in companies with low salary packages. The training at the institute needs to be better.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is just okay, but it could be better. The mechanical engineering labs are not great they don't have all the machines and tools we need. They should definitely work on improving the mechanical engineering department.

Admission: Some of the teachers here have experience, but a few are newbies. Before, the college didn't pay them for 8 months, so they all quit. The management let go of some teachers too. Now, each department only has 2 teachers, and classes aren't happening anymore.

Placement: In my college, the Mechanical branch has around 30 students, and other branches have a similar number. The EEE branch is the smallest with only 6 students. Our faculty members get salaries ranging from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 40,000 per month, with Tata being the top recruiter for our course. They offer roles like contractors. Call center jobs pay around Rs. 12,000 per month. About 30% of students land internships, but the placement rate isn't great.

Campus: The labs here are awesome, but the machines are always broken. The classrooms are nice, and the benches are comfy. The library is okay, but there aren't many shelves or books. It used to be the best, but now it's pretty bad. No Wi-Fi here, and the hostel doesn't even have water filters or clean water. The food is just okay, and the canteen closed down recently due to low attendance.

Admission: The quality of teaching from my teachers is really good. We get to go on industry trips every couple of months, visiting places like power plants and cement factories.

Placement: All students in my course got jobs, with the highest package at 8 lakhs and the lowest at 4 lakhs. The average salary is around 3 lakhs. Dell, H.P., and Philips are the main companies hiring from our course. About 70% of students got internships at Philips. It's a great and really engaging course!

Campus: The college has great facilities and infrastructure. The library is huge and the classrooms and labs are top-notch. The hostel food is really tasty, with good Wi-Fi, a nice canteen, and good medical facilities. Plus, there are plenty of sports and games to enjoy. Overall, it's a solid place to study and live on campus.