HMR Institute of Technology and Management

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really know their stuff. Classes go from 9 am to 4 pm with a couple of breaks. The course is good and gets us ready for the industry, but we still gotta work on our skills outside of class.

Placement: Placement in my department is okay. When you start, the pay is around 3.5 LPA, and most students find jobs. Just gotta keep a 7.5 CGPA. The highest pay is 35 LPA, and the lowest is 2 LPA. You can even intern at different companies first to get some experience for better jobs.

Campus: The campus is pretty big, about 4 acres with the study building, library, and canteen. The library has lots of books and Wi-Fi for the e-library. The food at the canteen is really good, with lots of choices. And there are sports like volleyball, football, and table tennis available too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really support you in everything. They know their stuff and are really qualified. The teaching quality is top-notch and the course is totally relevant. You learn a ton and also gain some good life skills along the way.

Placement: The placement scene here is decent. In the recent batch, around half of the students got placed. The average salary offered is 4 Lacs per year, with the highest going up to 15-20 Lacs. Big companies like Wipro, Infosys, and TCS come for recruiting. Also, a good number of students land internships here.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and facilities. Even though there's no hostel, the labs, library, and classrooms are clean and well-kept. It's in Delhi, but they don't offer any hostel options. Overall, the infrastructure is pretty good here.

Admission: The teachers at HMRITM are really experienced and professional. They have more than 20 years of experience. They are friendly and always ready to help us. The teaching quality is top-notch and matches well with the B.Tech degree. I like subjects like maths, physics, chemistry, and programming. They make learning fun and easy. The semester exams are not too hard, and most students do well. The exams are set by GGSIPU and are doable for students to get good grades.

Placement: The placement scene at HMRITM is pretty cool. Most students, around 93%, got jobs which is awesome. Sharechat offered the highest salary this year, hitting 35 LPA. Lots of big companies, like over 100 of them, came for hiring. There were even Fortune 500 companies, more than 35 of them. That gave chances to over 400 students to land jobs. On average, the salary is between 6 to 8 LPA. The lowest package was 3 LPA. Big names like Amazon, Sharechat, Fyfin, Niologic, and Paytm hired a bunch of students. You could get roles like product engineer, software engineer, and product developer. So, plenty of options for your career after graduating.

Campus: The infrastructure at HMRITM is pretty good. The classrooms are clean and comfy for studying. The library is big and has lots of helpful books. You can hang out in the sports room or join different clubs on campus. The canteen is awesome with tasty food options for everyone. The campus is lively with students playing sports all the time.

Admission: Some teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make learning interesting and easy. But, not all teachers are that great. The course content is okay, but it doesn't prepare us well for real-world jobs. The exams are not too hard - most students pass. Passing rate is about 40%. We have some hands-on subjects like Math and Electrical Science too.

Placement: Around 30-50% of students in our college get jobs after graduation. The starting salary is around 3 LPA, while the highest salary can go up to 12 LPA. The popular companies that come for placements are TCS and Infosys. Unfortunately, there's no official internship program in college, and companies don't hire interns from here. If you want an internship through the college, you'll have to pay an extra Rs. 6,000 on top of your fees.

Campus: The Wi-Fi only works in the labs, but we can't use it. Most lab computers don't have internet and work offline. Our college doesn't have a hostel, but we have a doctor on call 24/7 and a medical room. We've got sports like cricket, volleyball, badminton, and chess. And there's a sports day where we compete in different games.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They give good notes and teach well. The course is set by the government, so it's legit. The semester exams aren't too hard to pass. Some subjects are a bit tough, but passing is doable. You need to get at least 40% to pass.

Placement: Over half of us land jobs from this college, thanks to it being government-run. This means more job options and better chances of getting hired. The top pay package is around 13 lakhs a year, with the average being 10 lakhs. Many students get hired as software engineers. Almost everyone does an internship, with about 90% of students getting one.

Campus: The teachers here are awesome and super helpful. They give us study notes for exams which is great. The college follows the course set by GGSIPU. The library has books for studying. No hostel here, but the medical services are good. They really push sports here, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. They are helpful when it comes to grades and attendance. You can talk to them directly if you have a valid reason. The location of the college is a bit difficult to reach on time, but the teachers understand and are cooperative about it.

Placement: I've taken this course so far, but no companies have visited for placements yet. It could be because of the Corona situation. If you join after Corona, there might be placement opportunities, but I'm not sure about the companies that come. You may have to look into it yourself.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is fine, but there are no hostels available for students from outside Delhi. You'll need to find your own place to stay. Most students I know arrange their own hostel rooms to attend classes.

Admission: The teachers are nice, but most of them are new. They usually leave after one semester to get new jobs, so we don't have the same teachers all the time. The college follows the GGSIP curriculum, but it doesn't really prepare us for the industry. We have to figure it out on our own. The exams are okay - sometimes easy, sometimes medium, and sometimes hard. You need a 7 CGPA to pass.

Placement: Around half of us found jobs through campus placements. Another fifth landed jobs by applying outside. The highest salary package is 21 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. TCS seems to hire a lot from our college. Not many internships in the third year, but by the fourth year, students get offers from startups or TCS. Since we're in IT, most of us end up as software engineers.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostel, so I had to find a PG nearby. It's pretty far from the city, making it a hassle to get there. The area around isn't great, so it's not safe to stay out late. I travel around 2 hours daily by highway transport, depending on buses and traffic. I'm from Bihar, and since there's no hostel, I live 1.5 KM away in a PG. The place is just okay to stay. The food at the canteen is hit or miss. The uncle who runs it keeps changing. The medical room is handy - there's always a doctor with basic meds like Advil and Pudin Hara. For sports, students have to bring their own gear and find players. No Wi-Fi password is provided, and the computers in the labs don't always work. The library looks good, but you can only borrow academic books.

Admission: The teachers all have Ph.D.s and know their stuff well. Exams are not too hard, and even if you cram the night before, you can still do well. Plus, you can also prep for competitive exams alongside your regular studies.

Placement: Most students get placed here, around 60-70%. The highest salary offered is around 36 LPA, while the average is 5-6 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA. Big companies like Intel, IBM, and TCS come for placements. About 30-40% of students land internships here. The college is strict about attendance, but it helps us learn and get ready for placements.

Campus: The campus may be small, but it's got everything you need. They have a medical room, a canteen with good food, parking, clean water, and helpful teachers. The library has Wi-Fi and all the books you need. Plus, they've got sports facilities too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. They organized fun events like meme-making contests and NCC activities. Most teachers have M.Tech degrees, but there are a few Ph.D. holders too. They all teach well. We have Smart India hackathons to keep things relevant, but you need to do extra prep for industry stuff. Exams are not too tough if you study a bit. The notes they give are based on lectures. But last year, some first-semester students struggled with math. So, for subjects like Physics, Math, and Electrical Engineering, you need extra study time. The other subjects are okay if you prep for a week before the exam.

Placement: I'm in the 2022-23 batch, and out of 167 students in my CSE branch, 36 of us got placed. The average package is 4.25 lakh per year. This college is good if you want to go for higher studies like GATE or abroad, as 11 students chose that path. Placements are getting better each year. The median salary went from 3 LPA to 4 LPA and now 4.25 LPA, with hopes for more growth, especially for CSE. The highest package is 34 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA. Companies like Infosys and HCL are top recruiters here.

Campus: The campus is pretty big, about 5 acres in size. The labs are just okay, nothing fancy. We've got a playground, but it's not in great shape, so sports aren't really a thing except during sports day. Wi-Fi is there, but it's not working right now. The classrooms and library are alright, like a regular school, with all the books you need. Girls have an open common room, but the boys' one is locked up. No hostel or mess, but the canteen serves good food with a decent menu. And there are medical facilities on campus too.

Admission: The teachers and staff here really know their stuff and they're always there to help us out. Most of the teachers are cool and work well with us. Overall, the faculty at HMRITM is pretty solid, with lots of experienced and knowledgeable folks. Some teachers are super easy to talk to and support us, while others are a bit more distant. But they could improve a bit. The course content is approved by the university (GGSIPU) for all the colleges linked to it. It's put together by top professors and alumni, so it gets us ready for real-life challenges. And hey, the semester exams aren't too bad either.

Placement: Around half of the students get placed in Computer Science and Engineering here. The highest salary they offer is about 12 LPA, while the lowest is 3.5 LPA. TCS, Wipro, Infosys, and some other big companies come to hire from our college. Most students land internships in their third and fourth years places like Osram India Pvt. and cooperative banks. They usually get roles like junior developer or assistant.

Campus: The campus here doesn't have good modern stuff. There's no Wi-Fi for students, and the network is pretty bad everywhere. The buildings are not as nice as other top colleges in India. They should work on making it look better, adding better facilities, keeping it clean, and adding more green areas.