Ideal Institute of Technology, Govindpuram

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, even though there aren't many for each subject. Some of them know their stuff and teach well. The B.Tech course has a lot to cover, but there aren't many teachers. The curriculum is hands-on and gets you ready for the industry.

Placement: The job opportunities here are not great. The highest salary offered was 3 lakhs per annum, but most students got around 2.8 lakhs. Not many big companies come for placements. However, HCL, Capgemini, and TCS are the main ones. In computer science, only one out of every 5 students got a job in service desk, which isn't really related to what we study.

Campus: The campus looks great with nice buildings. The hostel has Wi-Fi and the food at the mess is good. The library is big with lots of books for our courses. They also have medical help and sports events.

Admission: The teachers here aren't too helpful. They don't cover the whole syllabus and expect us to learn on our own. The lectures are a bit disorganized, usually only 1 to 3 a day. But the course curriculum is spot on for getting us ready to work in IT companies. The semester exams are fair, and most students can pass without too much trouble, around 85% of us.

Placement: Only a few students got jobs from the college - like around 10%. The top salary offered was 2.8 lakhs per year. Some students got hired by Smalsus company, but not everyone had a fair shot at finding a job that matched their skills. Plus, there weren't any chances for internships to learn hands-on stuff.

Campus: The Wi-Fi and library here are awesome. Classrooms are okay. Hostel facilities are not so great no gym and the food in the mess is meh. But classrooms are a good size, fitting around 50-60 students. The computer labs are pretty good, with at least 50 computers. Medical facilities are just okay. And there's a cricket ground in the middle of campus, which is cool for all the activities we do here.

Admission: The mechanical engineering teachers are really good. They're all PhD holders and know their stuff. The heads of all branches are awesome, with teachers from IITs. Thanks to these great teachers, we students get all subjects easily.

Placement: Most of us in our course found jobs after graduating. Salaries can range from Rs. 30,000 to 50,000 per month. Companies like HCL, Mahindra, and L&T hire a lot of students from our course. Some start with Rs. 12,000 to 25,000 monthly, while others begin with Rs. 30,000 to 50,000.

Campus: I studied mechanical engineering at Ideal Institute of Technology in Ghaziabad. They have lots of labs and workshops for us. The college has Wi-Fi, big classrooms, and plenty of teachers. It's a really nice college overall.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful. Our college is now affiliated with UPTU A.P.J Abdul Kalam, so our course follows the UPTU standard. Engineering classes go from 9 am to 5 pm, covering all subjects needed for the UPTU exams.

Placement: During my time at college, about 30-40% of us landed jobs with salaries ranging from 1.8 LPA to 5 LPA. The others found jobs themselves through off-campus placements at companies like Accenture, TCS, Infosys, and Genpact, with an average salary of 3.5 LPA. We had big companies like IBM, Emphasis, and HCL coming over for placements, which was pretty cool.

Campus: The college buildings and facilities were okay, not super fancy but not terrible either. They had separate hostels for guys and girls, which were pretty basic but safe. The security was decent compared to other colleges in Ghaziabad. And hey, you could even join in on some inter-college sports like football and basketball tournaments.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They mostly come from IITs and NITs. Each department has around 4-7 faculty members who are experts in their fields. The college offers B.Tech and MBA programs.

Placement: The job placements at our college are decent. A lot of students found jobs through the college placement pool. Companies like HCL, Indiamart, TCS, Accenture, and Tech Mahindra hired students. Some even got hired through events like the Robotics competition at IIT-Bombay.

Campus: The college is big, covering 27 acres in Govindpuram, Ghaziabad. They've got awesome sports facilities, including the biggest cricket ground. The labs here are top-notch with all the equipment we need. The workshop labs are great for research work it's a cool environment to learn in.

Admission: The college has fewer students, so some faculty are leaving for better-known schools. The course often runs late, but a few subjects finish on time. The management isn't great, but some teachers are helpful and good at teaching. The director is usually not around.

Placement: Placements are a bit tough here. Many students go for off-campus placements because not many companies visit the college. It's probably because there aren't a lot of students or job options here.

Campus: The campus is nice, but there aren't many students. It's big with a field and hostel at the back. They have sports facilities and a canteen, but it's often closed. Parking is good, and the lab has practice instruments. The seminar hall is nice, and the library has lots of books for students.

Admission: The teachers were really experienced and knew a lot, but the teaching wasn't as good as other top schools nearby. There weren't many teachers, so one teacher had to cover two subjects. They were helpful and proactive, though.

Placement: The placement situation isn't great. In my course, only a few students got jobs out of 30. Most students go for pool campus placements. HCL was the only company that recruited from our college. There were 400 students in my batch, and around 100 got placed.

Campus: The college's facilities are okay. They've got all the stuff you need like projectors in class, Wi-Fi everywhere, and computer labs with updated software. For the first year, you gotta stay in the hostel on campus. But hey, they've got good sports facilities too.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and knew their stuff. The teaching was okay, not amazing. There were about 30 students for every teacher. We got to see how things work in the real world. The course we studied was pretty good too. Overall, the teaching was just okay, nothing special.

Placement: The college arranges lots of job fairs for all kinds of jobs both technical and non-technical. Most students get placed in good companies. If we have any placement problems, we can reach out to the placement cell for help.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with a playground and different labs for different subjects. The labs and classrooms are good quality. There are hostels, but the food there isn't great. The canteen is just okay.

Admission: The teachers in the first year were pretty good, but things went downhill in the second year. They seemed kinda average and didn't really show much interest in what we were into. All they did was rush through the syllabus in just 3 months, load us up with assignments, and stress us out about our grades.

Placement: In our first year, the college offered placements. However, the quality of education dropped. Only marketing students got placements. They got placed in KDS Group, but it wasn't good. I wouldn't suggest this college to anyone. It's better to look for opportunities yourself.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good compared to other places. Each department has its own building. There's even a special block just for manufacturing. First-year students get to use the Ramanjumam block. They have separate hostels for guys and girls. Plus, there's a canteen and a Maggi spot on campus.

Admission: The teachers at this college are just okay because they don't get paid much. So, if you're hoping for top-notch education, you might be let down. But if you're eyeing competitive exams post-graduation, this place is great. The teachers are really helpful and you'll have plenty of time to study. If you're someone who can push yourself, this is the college for you. Mechanical engineering needs a deep understanding to land a good job in the industry or government.

Placement: The college doesn't offer many job opportunities after graduation, especially for mechanical engineering students. The salary packages are not great either. I'd rate the placements around 1 or 2 out of 10. You might end up with a job in Noida, Haridwar, Gurugram, or Ghaziabad, earning between Rs. 10,000 to 14,000 per month. The college will tell you about these opportunities through consultancy services, but you'll have to pay for that. Overall, placements aren't a strong point of this college.

Campus: The buildings may be old, but they're built well. The college campus is huge with lots of open space. They have separate courts for different sports too. Overall, the campus is set up nicely for doing activities outside of class.