Holy Mary Institute of Technology & Science

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good at what they do. We have three types of exams every month: class tests, quizzes, and semester exams. I picked this course because I want to become a software engineer.

Placement: By the end of the semester, we can apply for jobs from companies like Wipro and Cognizant. About 80% of us end up getting placed, with the top salary being 10 LPA.

Campus: The campus here is super cool and fun, especially during the yearly festival it's a blast! The library is clean and packed with helpful books. Our classrooms have AC, LED screens, and the college gives us Wi-Fi too. It's a great place to study and hang out.

Admission: The teachers at our college are pretty good at explaining things. The course we're doing is really helping us learn how to make software. The exams in our semesters are tough, so we gotta study hard for them.

Placement: Our college has helped 56% of students land software jobs, which is pretty cool. The average package here is around 8 LPA, not bad at all. Infosys is the company that usually hires from our college. Unfortunately, we don't get internships here, which is a bummer. But hey, we do have opportunities in software development and management, so that's something to look forward to.

Campus: The hostel facilities at our college aren't great, but they're okay for everyday living. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. The classrooms could be better, but the library is really good. As for the food, it's not amazing, but we're getting by.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach us effectively. Sometimes we have newer teachers who struggle a bit, but they still do a good job. Exams and labs are taken seriously here. If you grasp the material, you'll do fine. I feel like every semester, a few classmates fail because the faculty sets challenging questions.

Placement: The college focuses on student performance. The highest salary offered was 18 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPA. Big companies like Wipro, Mahindra, Tata, and Infosys come for campus placements. Over 750 students got placed. We have a top student who grabbed the highest package during placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch, I'd give it a solid 10/10. Wi-Fi is good, and our classrooms are big. The library has all sorts of books - biographies, course-related stuff, and even stuff about CSE history and deep thoughts. Living in the hostel was okay for me. The food is decent, but they're pretty strict about following the rules. They have emergency medicine on hand. And we've got a big cricket ground, a volleyball court, and a basketball court. Plus, they've got all the sports equipment you need.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really good. They loved teaching and were super knowledgeable. They prepared us well for the industry. The semester exams were tough, but most students passed with a 65-75% success rate.

Placement: The internships didn't have as many stipends this time, so not many students got them. But, the percentage of students doing well in all courses is really high. The top job roles are site manager and supervisor. We learn a ton during our classes. Most students, around 65-75%, end up getting placed in good jobs.

Campus: The college I go to has really cool facilities. The labs and classrooms got a nice makeover, and they're well-equipped for experiments. The hostel is nice too. We play sports twice a week, which is fun. And the food is good and clean.

Admission: The math teachers are really good at explaining stuff, but the coding teachers aren't that great. They kinda waste time. Some female teachers aren't up to par, though. Overall, the faculty is okay.

Placement: The college only placed 40% of students, with the highest package being 19.00 Lacs. Unfortunately, there are no internships available. The Computer Science Engineering (CSE) program is the top choice here. To get placed, you need a GPA of 9.0 or higher. They mainly pick class toppers and students who never miss a class.

Campus: The hostel here is okay, but there's no Wi-Fi. Each room fits 10 people, and the food is just average. I wouldn't suggest staying in this hostel. It's on campus, but there are only 10 bathrooms and showers. The warden is super strict, so I'd say skip living in the college hostel.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really experienced and know their stuff. Some of them have been teaching for almost 20 years! The course curriculum is spot-on and prepares us well for the industry. Plus, the teachers help us get great placements too.

Placement: Around 80% of students from our college land jobs after graduation. The highest salary you can get is around 18 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. On average, most grads start off at around 4.5 LPA. Companies like Wipro, Infosys, and Amazon are some of the top ones that hire from our college.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. We have well-equipped labs and classrooms that usually have around 60 students. The central library is awesome with all the books we need, and they even have a cool book lending program.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They explain things well in class and help us out in extra sessions. They're always there to support us and push us to achieve our goals. The exams can be tough, so we gotta put in the effort to do well.

Placement: The job placements at our college are awesome. They offer good salary packages.

Campus: The college is pretty good overall. The campus looks nice and has a good vibe. The atmosphere there is great. The hostel is just okay, not the best. Unfortunately, there's no girls' hostel on campus.

Admission: The professors are pretty good, but sometimes we don't have enough teachers each semester. They're nice to us students, but they can be strict too. How well we learn mostly depends on the teacher we have, so it's hard to judge the overall quality. The exams are super hard, and not many people pass. It's almost impossible to get a 90% because of how tough the corrections are by JNTUH.

Placement: The college talks big about placements, but honestly, MedPlus and other companies coming for placements haven't been too impressive. They say they have the best placements, but it's mostly just talk.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is kinda bad. The washrooms are not great, with only a few fans that don't work properly. The tiles are broken, and when it rains, the floor gets all wet and slippery. The college is far from the city, so it's hard to get there. The food at the hostel is not very good either, below average.

Admission: The teachers at this college are pretty decent. They are helpful and most of them are nice and supportive. Some even go out of their way to help you if they see you're really into it. I think the connection between students and teachers is solid. They are really working hard to improve the college's tech stuff.

Placement: Our batch is the second one in college for IoT. The seniors are busy with placements now. From what we know, placements here are decent. The college has ties with TVS and Infosys. Placement drives have happened, but we don't know about the salary yet.

Campus: The college has a bunch of buildings and plenty of room, but they didn't use it well. When I started, the labs were kinda run down, and some computers didn't work right. But now, in my last year, they've upgraded all the labs with new stuff. The computers are better now, but we still have issues with the network.

Admission: The teachers at our college aren't that great. They don't teach us stuff well. Exams are tough because they only focus on theory. We're the second batch in this college since it became autonomous.

Placement: A lot of students in our college don't have job offers lined up after they graduate. But some students do get really good job opportunities. I'd say about a quarter to almost half of the students end up getting placed in good jobs.

Campus: The college doesn't have enough labs or good computers. Only like 20 to 30 out of 80 computers are decent. We do experiments in the chemistry lab, but there are no projectors in the classrooms.