Guru Gobind Singh Educational Society's Technical Campus

Admission: The faculty and teachers here are super helpful and supportive. They all have Masters or Ph.D. degrees in their field, so you know they're legit. The semester exams aren't too tough because they really prepare us well. Almost all the students pass easily every semester, which is awesome.

Placement: I chose to study B.Tech in CSE at this college because of the great teachers and the high demand for CSE in the job market. While the college doesn't guarantee placements, they really focus on teaching well. In the last batch, around 40% of students got placed, with the highest package being 4 LPA. Companies like Tech Mahindra, TCS, and HCL visited our college for placements last year.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really nice and pretty. I love my college life mostly because of how nice everything looks. Wi-Fi works everywhere all the time, labs are big and clean. Classrooms have around 60 students in each batch, the library is big, and there's a hostel too. They have a mess and canteen, and every April they have a sports day competition which is cool.

Admission: The teachers were super helpful throughout the course. They were always there to answer our questions and help with anything related to our studies. The exams were fair and tested what we learned.

Placement: The computer science course at our college is top-notch. The teachers and facilities are awesome, and they really help you succeed. They also hook you up with chances to kickstart your career at startups or big companies. Definitely a great choice to study here!

Campus: We have Wi-Fi in many places around campus, which is essential for studying nowadays. The library and computer labs are great spots to work. There are plenty of computers in the labs, but sometimes it's hard to find a seat.

Admission: The teachers here are really qualified and supportive. There are different teachers for different courses, and they're always willing to help out if you need it. They even give extra time if you're struggling with exams. The passing percentage for each subject is 33%.

Placement: I did pretty well on my 12th board exam with 77% and got 85% in 10th. Since I studied at GGPS Bokaro from 1st to 12th, getting into this college was easy. The course fees range from 5-8 Lacs to 2.5-5 Lacs. You'll need around 80% or more to join. Honestly, I don't think my college is that great because not many students get placed after graduation.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works great, and the labs and classrooms have everything we need. The medical facilities and sports options are awesome too. There are all kinds of games to play, both indoors and outdoors. It's a fun place to study and have a good time.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they all have at least an M.Tech degree. When it comes to semester exams, they're not too hard if you go to class and take good notes. The passing rate for the exams is about 23%.

Placement: About half of us students at our college get placed. The top salary is about 6LPA while the lowest is around 3 LPA. Most of us land internships, like I did at cureya. We get to learn a bunch of technical skills here.

Campus: The campus has good facilities and infrastructure. Everything is Wi-Fi enabled, including the labs. The teachers are great too. The canteen and stationery shop are convenient, and they keep everything clean. Plus, we have medical facilities on campus, which is really important.

Admission: The teachers aren't that great at explaining things clearly. The course content doesn't really prepare us for the real world. The mid-term exams are a piece of cake, and the final exams are held at different places, but they're not too tough.

Placement: The college doesn't help with placements. They focus on teaching degree skills. Some local companies offer jobs for Computer Science grads, but they only pay around 12k to 15k. The roles are usually sales or supervisor, or they might push you to sell insurance. So, when you finish the course, don't expect a good placements scene. If you want a job, better learn skills and try for off-campus placements.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with clean classrooms. They provide a water purifier, but the washrooms are really dirty. The canteen serves average food. Wi-Fi is there for students. They also have a basketball court. Overall, the campus is just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The teaching is good and covers everything we need for exams. Exams are fair, with a mix of multiple choice and theory questions. You need to get at least 21 marks to pass.

Placement: The on-campus placements here are really bad. If you're hoping to get a job here after graduation, it's not likely. I'd suggest looking for opportunities off-campus or trying exams like GATE and NAT. Since 2020, big companies have stopped coming here for placements.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty slow, and mobile data only works well at the front of the hostel, not the back. Some areas have great 5G connection, but others barely get 4G. They don't really fix complaints, and hostel life isn't great.

Admission: The education here is really good. The teachers know their stuff and have lots of experience. Our course is well planned out and covers everything we need for our careers. It's a great place to learn and grow professionally.

Placement: Around half of the students get jobs with a good starting salary of 6 LPA. Lots of big companies come to hire from our college like Byju's, Tata Motors, Ib Arts, and more. Some students also find jobs off-campus with companies like Accenture, Capgemini, Wipro, TCS, Infosys, Hexaware, and others.

Campus: The campus here is great with a big library and cafeteria. The classrooms are also big and have good ventilation. The washrooms are always clean. There's a seminar room and a massive auditorium. The grounds and garden are beautiful. Plus, there's a stationery store that everyone loves. It's all awesome!

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and most of them had M.Tech or Ph.D. qualifications. They taught really well and explained things clearly. The course content was practical and matched what we needed to learn. In our semester exams, we needed at least 21 out of 70 to pass because we're connected with Jharkhand University of Technology.

Placement: Around 35-40% of students got placed, with an average package of 25-30%. Vivo was the top company that came for placements. Other companies like Textron, IB arts, and Rexeon also came, but only a few students got placed.

Campus: In this course, there are computers that students can use. Some students use them for their work. The campus has a digital library where students can study online. Also, there's Wi-Fi in the hostel for everyone.

Admission: The teachers at our college really helped us out. They gave us the right guidance and taught us well. The course we took was practical and helped us get ready for jobs. The exams at college were not too hard to pass.

Placement: Our college has lots of job options for students. Most students here get job offers. The highest salary was 17lpa and the lowest was 4lpa. On average, students got around 4-13lpa. Companies like EWI, Qx Global Group, and IMS hire from our college. They offer roles like consultant and executive.

Campus: The college had great infrastructure with Wi-Fi, library, labs, and more for students. There was a canteen on campus with good food. They also had hostels available. The campus was secure with CCTV cameras.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff, except for a few. They make learning fun and easy to understand. The semester exams aren't too tough, as long as you study. You just need 33% to pass, which is pretty doable.

Placement: Every year, we have placements. Last year, around 45% of students in our branch got placed. Overall, about 56% of students from all branches found placements. The average monthly salary is Rs. 30000, with the highest being Rs. 50000. Companies like SAIL, Tata, and others come for recruitment.

Campus: The campus is well-maintained and clean thanks to the cleaning staff. The buildings are spacious and the facilities like the library, labs, Wi-Fi, and classrooms are all great. The hostel serves good food and there's a playground for games and sports. Overall, a nice place to study and live on campus.