Gaya College of Engineering

Admission: The faculty here is really cool. They assigned us a mentor to talk about any problems we have. Every semester, we get to give feedback on the courses, and they actually listen to what we say. It's nice to know they care about our opinions.

Placement: The campus offers placements, which is cool. Big companies come to hire students. Everyone gets placed, which is awesome. The average salary is around 11 LPA. Most students at Amrita get a job every year.

Campus: The classrooms and labs here are great, they're all updated with cool tech stuff. The computer labs have fast internet and new computers for studying. The hostels are separate for guys and girls, with cozy rooms and clean bathrooms. There's even a chill area for hanging out.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but the teaching quality is kinda meh. The course content is useful for getting a job later on. The mid-term tests are a breeze, but the final exams need some serious studying a week before to ace them. Most students pass with an 85% success rate.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students from our college get placed. The highest salary offered is around 12 lakhs and the lowest is 2.5 lakhs. Almost 80-90% of students secure internships in both government and private companies, including Bhawan Nirman and new startups.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are great with all the equipment we need. Wi-Fi is a bit spotty though. The library is a bit small. The hostel is nice, food in the mess is okay, and the canteen is pretty good. There aren't any medical facilities or doctors on campus. But hey, we have all kinds of sports to play!

Admission: The teachers here are pretty qualified, but the quality is not as good as private colleges. If you're in Civil branch, it's a good choice because there are lots of government job opportunities. Just gotta pass those exams. The semester exams are okay, and you'll be ready for the industry.

Placement: Not many students from civil branch get picked because it's in a rural area. Companies like to hire fewer civil engineering students. The average pay is around 4-5 LPA. Big companies hire a lot of students. About half to sixty percent of students become site engineers after getting placed.

Campus: The syllabus gets covered around 60-70% every semester. The hostel is decently located, and the food is good with no complaints. The hostel has good facilities like wifi, 24/7 water, and electricity. It's a great place to stay if you enjoy being close to nature.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They're always there to help with any questions, whether it's in class or during their office hours. The courses are really practical and relate to what we want to do in the future. The exams each semester aren't too hard; you can pass them easily if you study a bit before.

Placement: Around 60-70% of us students land jobs after graduating from this college. The highest package is around 17 Lacs and the average is 4.5 Lacs. The lowest package is around 3 Lacs. Cisco and TCS are the top companies hiring from here. Oh, and about 60% of us get internships too.

Campus: The college has all the basic stuff like a playground and good buildings. They renovated it in 2008. Wi-Fi works fine. The hostels are nice and have water coolers. Food in the mess is okay, they keep it clean. Lots of different food options available too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they're always ready to lend a hand. The engineering program is top-notch, with mid-semester and final exams that keep you on your toes. Each semester usually lasts six months, but they shorten it to four months because of some extra stuff going on.

Placement: So, like around 20-30% of us in Electrical get placed. Most of us go for more studies or government jobs. HCL, TCS, and others come for hiring on our campus. Some sales companies also show up and offer a decent pay in their firms.

Campus: Our college has two main academic buildings and two engineering workshops. There are five hostel buildings three for guys and two for girls. The hostels are spacious and have a great vibe. The food served in the hostel is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They've got real-world experience that makes learning interesting. The stuff we learn is mostly what we need for the industry. They even throw in practical stuff to get us ready for the real world.

Placement: Around 80-85% of students got jobs last year. The highest salary offered was 20 lakhs and the lowest was 12 lakhs. At least 55% of students landed internships. The EEE branch at my college, Gaya College of Engineering, is really good. They have awesome job opportunities in electrical engineering and other related fields.

Campus: The campus has super fast Wi-Fi in all the academic buildings, so we can always find what we need online. The labs are awesome with cool equipment that matches what we're studying. Each subject has its own lab, which makes learning hands-on stuff way easier.

Admission: The teachers are really good, but they don't help much during classes. The Electrical branch teacher and technology are awesome. The College of Engineering and Technology is super important.

Placement: Around 80% of students come every year. The starting salary is around 3.6 LPA, while the highest is about 6 LPA. Companies come to hire students right from campus. Most students do internships while studying. The most popular internship course is AutoCAD.

Campus: The facilities at all the branches are alike. There's Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs are great, and the classrooms are really nice and tidy. You can study in the library at any branch. The students and tech at the college are impressive. I've worked with the team every semester here.

Admission: The faculty here is really friendly. They assign us a mentor to talk about any problems we have. Every semester, we share our feedback on the courses and they actually listen to what we say. It's great to feel heard and supported.

Placement: The placements at Amrita are really good. Top companies come to hire students here. Everyone gets placed, which is awesome. The average salary is around 11 LPA. Almost everyone finds a job every year.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are awesome, with all the latest tech stuff we need. The computer labs have fast internet and updated computers for our work. There are separate hostels for guys and girls, with cozy rooms, clean bathrooms, and a chill hangout area.

Admission: The professors at college know their stuff and are super supportive. They teach us everything about being a civil engineer in different areas. We get hands-on experience to prepare for the real world. Exams are okay, you can pass with 2 weeks of studying. Most students score around 80-90%.

Placement: Last year, not many of us got placed just 5 out of 60. But hey, at least we all got the same offer of 3.6 LPA. The big company hiring us was JSW Cement. Almost all of us landed internships, with some lucky ones scoring an L&T internship. As for jobs, we mostly got roles like site engineer, site supervisors, and project manager.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs and classrooms are big and clean. The library is fully air-conditioned and has lots of engineering books. The hostel has a cool playground. The food is just okay, not like home. The medical facilities are not great, and there's no transportation for emergencies.

Admission: The teachers are super nice and always ready to help out. They show up to class on time and make sure we understand everything. We have tests often, but the labs are top-notch. They teach us how to use the equipment and are always there for us.

Placement: Around 70% of students find jobs on campus, and the rest look for opportunities off-campus. The placement office is really good and students can easily reach out to the head or other staff for help and advice.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome! The rooms are way nicer than the ones at IITs and NITs. They've got sports equipment for indoor and outdoor activities, plus free Wi-Fi. And there's a water cooler on every floor.