ICL Group of Colleges

Admission: The teachers were nice, but they didn't have much experience  only like 3-4 months. The principal was the best, really knew their stuff. Their teaching was great. We didn't get to see much of how things work in the real world. The stuff we learned wasn't that great. First year was okay, but after that, not so much.

Placement: The job placements were really bad. None of the students got placed through the college. We had to find jobs on our own in our last year. The average salary offered was 25k. No architecture company came to any college in Haryana for placements. None of us got an internship through the college either.

Campus: I didn't like anything about this college. The Wi-Fi didn't work, and the labs and classrooms were not good. The library was never open, and there were no medical supplies anywhere on campus. The food was dirty and had flies. The whole campus had a bad atmosphere.

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive. They really know their stuff and are well-educated. They're always there to help us out during the course. They take us to different sites which is cool. They always boost our confidence and make us feel smart. The faculty members are awesome too.

Placement: The architecture program is like running your own business. It's tough to find jobs, but once you graduate, you're in charge. Around 90% of students end up getting placed in firms, which is awesome. The faculty at the college is really good, and placements are solid across all branches.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs and canteens have nice benches. The classrooms are kept well. Parking is easy here. The landscaping is cool. The library has books for every subject, which is great for studying.

Admission: The teachers here all have M.Tech degrees, but they lack knowledge. You really need to do self-study to learn. This college is affiliated with Kurukshetra University, which makes it tough to pass.

Placement: The job placements are just okay. Most companies that come here are local, mainly from Chandigarh or Mohali. So if you study here, you'll probably end up working in one of those places. If you're from another state, you might still have to find a job in Chandigarh.

Campus: The college has good facilities, but there aren't enough teachers. There aren't any special resources for specific subjects, but all the labs have what we need. The Wi-Fi and computers need to be better. The hostels are not great - there are too many students sharing one room.

Admission: Some teachers at our college are nice, but the teaching could be better. The course is okay, but students don't get enough practical experience for the real world. Internships don't prepare us well, and there aren't many opportunities for students to learn outside of class.

Placement: Around half of the students found jobs after college. Some didn't get placed because of backlogs, while others wanted to focus on their postgrad studies. Salaries range from Rs. 16,000 to Rs. 25,000 per month. The top companies that hire from our college are Airtel, Netmax Technologies, and Jio. Popular job roles include electronics engineer, desktop support engineer, and system control engineer. The salary packages for our course go from 1.9 LPA to 3.5 LPA.

Campus: The college has enough space for about 500 students to study. There are labs for different courses, Wi-Fi, seminar halls, an auditorium, and group discussion rooms. The hostel rooms have 3 beds, a gym, attached washrooms, a mess, and a canteen. The food is pretty good. If you need medical help, there's a hospital just 1 km away. And for sports, they have basketball and volleyball courts, a football field with sprinklers, and table tennis.

Admission: The teachers here are not that great. It seems like most of them are from the same area as the college. The student to faculty ratio is pretty high, like 1:40. We don't get much industry exposure either, just a tour maybe every 4 years. I wouldn't recommend this college. It's not good at all, and there's a weird smell everywhere.

Placement: The placements here are really disappointing. Only 2 out of 150 students got hired by not-so-great companies. The starting salary is just around 15-17k, which is not great considering the 7-10L you spend on college fees. It's a pretty low offer for all that money. Only 2 companies came for placements, with one being Docomo. They offered roles like field consultant and network engineer for CSE students. Honestly, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. The hostels are a disaster, and they don't even provide electricity for almost half the year. It's a real hassle, trust me.

Campus: The Wi-Fi was there, but it was off most of the time. The classrooms look nice with AC, but they never turn them on. It seems like they're just for show when visitors come. There aren't any medical facilities available. The labs were alright. The food is gross, and they keep changing the canteen staff. Overall, the AC in the college is usually off.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They're super knowledgeable and their teaching methods are top-notch. Plus, they're super friendly and great at communicating. It's awesome learning from such experienced professionals!

Placement: Around 10% of us got jobs from our batch. Most of the seniorslike 50%found jobs at campus placement. Companies come every year to hire students. I got a job at IBM in 2016 after finishing my degree.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with working Wi-Fi. The library has plenty of books for everyone. The labs are well-equipped and taken care of. Hostels are available for both boys and girls, but they're a bit far from the main area.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good and always ready to help in class or during labs. They are all qualified and knowledgeable. There are lots of students in each class, about 50 to 1. The faculty takes us on industrial visits now and then. Our course curriculum is from Kurukshetra University, which is great for us.

Placement: The placement scene here is not great. Hardly anyone gets placed, and if they do, it's usually in small local companies. Only a few students, like around 10%, manage to land a job. Plus, the pay is not that good. Most end up working with lathe machines or CNC machines. And there's no proper placement support from the college.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi all around. The classrooms are digital, and the labs have cool tech stuff. The food in the canteen isn't that great, though. The hostel rooms are big and comfy, and the environment is nice. I really like the college's hostel and playground.