Godavari Institute of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and are super helpful. They get us ready for jobs and teach English well. Ms. Sangamithra is awesome at teaching English. Seniors say the semesters are a bit tricky but easy to handle.

Placement: I'm part of the first group at Godavari Global University. It used to be called GIET before turning into GGU. Last year, around 1700 students got jobs. Big companies like Tech Mahindra and Infosys hire a lot of software engineers here. The highest salary offered is 20 lakhs a year, while the average is 4 lakhs per year.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, good lab facilities, and more labs are being added. Classes have projectors. There's a regular hostel and an international one with higher fees. Lots of canteens with tasty food too.

Admission: I really like how the exams are set up here, and the teachers are great. The courses are manageable since we only have five or six subjects each semester along with a few lab activities. We also have a mid-lab exam after finishing the syllabus, followed by practical exams and then the semester exams. It's a pretty straightforward process.

Placement: Campus placements start from the 7th semester. Lots of companies like Accenture, DXC, Tech Mahindra, Capgemini, Cognizant, and Virtusa come for placements. The highest salary offered is 12 LPA, and the average is 4 LPA. The college partners with APSSDC for internships and provides many opportunities. In academics, we do project works, go on industrial visits, attend workshops, and are encouraged to take part in events at other colleges.

Campus: The campus is awesome with a gym, indoor playgrounds, and canteens. Off campus, there are cool spots like dhabas and hotels to chill. The course is great, with hands-on lab work, internships, and projects. It really gets you ready for the real world and future studies.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make learning interesting and are experts in their fields. The course content is practical and prepares you well for the real world. You might need to do some extra learning on your own, though. The work isn't too hard, just average.

Placement: Most students from our college found jobs, around 80%. The pay ranges from 3.5 to 12, with an average of 5. Everyone got internship opportunities, especially in software engineering. The faculty is supportive, which is great for students from middle-class backgrounds. Overall, it's an excellent college.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty good. The labs are okay, nothing special. Classrooms are better than average. The library is nice. As for the hostel, the food in the mess is just okay. But the canteen has good food. Medical facilities are really good. Sports are decent, nothing too special. Overall, the college supports games and sports in a decent way.

Admission: The teachers at Godavari Global University are really smart - they all have their Ph.D.'s. They explain everything well and make sure we understand. Even after class, they help us with our questions. We have exams every 6 months, and they also arrange for us to get some hands-on experience in the industry.

Placement: In my college, there aren't many EEE students getting hired compared to CSE and ECE students. The highest salary offered was 14 LPA. If you want good placements, I'd recommend joining Godavari Global University for CSE or ECE instead.

Campus: I really liked staying at the Godavari Global University hostel. They have awesome amenities like fast Wi-Fi, a gym, and more. The hostel is super safe with CCTV cameras and security guards all around. The food at GGU was tasty, with options for both veg and non-veg. Overall, it was a great experience living there.

Admission: The college curriculum is great! It gives us a good education. The semester exams are tough but fair. We learn stuff that's useful in real jobs. Lots of students pass with good grades, which is cool.

Placement: The college offers an electrical branch, and lots of students get placed in companies like Tech Mahindra and Springs. The recruitment scene is great, with students landing high-paying jobs. It's a good pick for anyone interested in the electrical field.

Campus: I really like the electrical faculty here. They know their stuff and are super experienced. The college campus is awesome too. We have a good mess, canteen, and medical facilities. The classrooms are also really nice and cozy.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are really nice.

Placement: The job placements here are really good. Companies like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon come to hire students for AI, ML, and Cybersecurity. They also offer good salary packages, around 8-12 LPA on average. For Data Science, IBM and Accenture are the top recruiters. I've heard that there's a lot of demand in areas like IoT, Robotics, and Telecommunication too. Companies like Intel and Qualcomm hire students here, offering around 6-10 LPA. In Mechanical Engineering, companies like Tata Motors and Honda hire students for automotive and aerospace sectors. The average salary package is around 5-9 LPA. And in Civil Engineering, companies like Larsen & Toubro and Tata Projects hire students for infrastructure and real estate, with average salaries around 4-8 LPA.

Campus: The college has lots of good stuff like Wi-Fi, labs, digital classrooms, hostel, purified drinking water, air-conditioned classrooms, and a seminar hall. They also have sports facilities with a cricket ground, cricket nets, football court, basketball, and volleyball. The campus has a nice natural vibe with colorful trees, plants, and flowers. And there are computer labs, parking, and canteens too.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and always ready to help us out. I'd give the teaching a 3 out of 5. The training sessions and workshops they do are really useful. The semester exams are pretty tough, though.

Placement: Around 60% of students got placed in the final year placements. The highest salary package is 12 LPA, and the lowest is 3.25 LPA. Springs Works is the best company that offers the highest package of 12 LPA to students at GIET (A). They mainly offer Assistant Software Engineering roles.

Campus: The facilities at GIET are pretty good. The college has a clean and fresh environment. The teachers are really nice and easy to talk to. The hostel isn't the best, but we made a lot of great memories there.

Admission: The professors at Godavari Global University are really smart - they all have high degrees like Doctorates and PhDs. They explain everything really well and answer our questions anytime. We have exams every 6 months and they also arrange for us to do training in companies.

Placement: In my college, not many students from my department got hired. But I noticed that students in CSE and ECE have better chances of getting placed. The highest salary offered to EEE students was 14 LPA. If you want a job right after college, I suggest joining the CSE or ECE departments at Godavari Global University.

Campus: The hostel at GGU is really nice. They have fast Wi-Fi, a gym, and other cool stuff. I feel super safe there because they have security cameras, guards, and a warden keeping an eye on things. The food is good too, they serve both non-veg and veg meals twice a week. And the fees are pretty affordable.

Admission: The teachers here are super experienced. 6 of them have Ph.Ds and over 20 years of experience. They really know their stuff. They work hard to cover all the material. Most classes use digital tools. The course content is updated by PCI, which is great. Andhra University does the semester exams. We have 2 regular exams and 1 lab exam each semester.

Placement: We're in the 4th year of B.Pharma, part of the 2022 batch. Our college doesn't set up job placements for us. We have to go to interviews and find jobs on our own. Our seniors got an average salary of 2.5 LPA. About 90% of us got internships in various industries through the college. After that, students landed jobs in different pharmaceutical companies. They got roles like research assistant and quality assurance manager.

Campus: Our college has a great campus with lots of greenery. It's huge, covering about 300 acres. There are 2 engineering colleges, a degree college, an MBA college, and a polytechnic college. Wi-Fi works all around the campus. The labs are big and well-kept. We have 2 big cricket fields, a football field, a basketball court, and 8 shuttle courts. We have sports events every 3 months. The library in our college is pretty small, but there's a big central library for all the colleges.

Admission: The faculty here is a mix - some are really good and qualified, while others are not so knowledgeable. The syllabus follows the curriculum well. I'm in the CSE department, and this semester was tough to score in. But most students managed to pass, with almost 90% passing rate.

Placement: There are good job options in our department, but not everyone is taking them. Some students prefer further studies. Around 3 to 4 companies visited, such as Springworks and Corozine, offering around 3.5 LPAs. It's a great chance to do internships and get valuable experience.

Campus: The college lab is top-notch, and the library is awesome for studying. Students love hanging out there. However, as a hostel student, it's tough because the hostel needs better upkeep. The food and medical services are just okay, nothing special.