IES University

Admission: The teachers at our college are great! They really know their stuff and are always there to help out. I found the teaching methods to be pretty effective. If you keep up with your studies, the semester exams aren't too hard. Plus, most students pass with flying colors  over 80% success rate!

Placement: Around 60% of students in our course end up getting jobs after graduation. The salary packages for B.Tech range from 20 LPA to 50 LPA, with an average of 32 LPA. Companies like Tata, Wipro, and Amazon come for placements here.

Campus: The facilities in our department are great. We've got everything we need for our course like free internet, a library, classrooms, labs, and awesome hostels. Plus, there's a ground where we can play games. It's all set up really well here.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They're not really focused on helping students improve, though. Seems like they've got a lot on their plate. The management doesn't seem too invested in running things smoothly at this college.

Placement: Around 70% of students get jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered is 21 LPA. Companies like IBM, Tisco, Tata, Wipro, Infosys, and others come for placements. For these companies, students with a B.Tech MBA background are preferred. Some students also get internships from different companies. The university organizes various events, but the management could be better.

Campus: The classrooms at this college are pretty good. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi available. They have a computer lab, classrooms, and libraries for students to use.

Admission: The teachers here come from good places and they really help us out. They know a lot about technology. The course stuff is useful, but we don't go on any trips with the college, which is a shame. Our semester tests are fair  not too easy but not crazy hard. If you study and listen, you'll do fine.

Placement: There aren't many job opportunities for my course at our college since not many students are interested and the batch size is small. The college doesn't offer internships, but we can do them elsewhere with permission from our HOD.

Campus: The facilities at our college are pretty good. We can use the studios, libraries, and editing rooms whenever we need to. They let us use all the digital gear for events, photography, and videos, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are helpful, but they could do better. They know their stuff, but their teaching skills could use some work. Some teachers get mad over small stuff, which isn't great. But when the head of the department steps in, they become more supportive and guide us better.

Placement: I want to talk about the placements at my college. They say that around 80-90% of students get placed every year. In my experience, yes, many students do get placed, but I'd say it's more like 70% for my course. The lowest salary offered is 3 LPA, while the highest is 14 LPA. There are big companies like Infosys, IBM, Wipro, and more that come for placements. My college is also trying to set up internships, but only a few students, less than 10%, actually get them. I'm into full-stack development, so I'm aiming for developer roles. I haven't done any interviews yet because the companies are coming in February 2023. So, no job for me just yet.

Campus: The labs and wi-fi here are awesome! I'd rate it 4 stars because of that. Wi-fi is only in the lab for students. The lab environment is great. The classrooms are just okay, not the best. Library infrastructure gets 2 stars from me. The hostel facilities aren't great. You won't like the food, medical services, or the canteen. There's only one coach for sports, which is kind of funny.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They support us and make sure we learn what we need to. The courses cover a mix of B.Sc. and B.Ed. subjects, which is cool. The exams are not too hard, you can pass with a bit of study. And the passing score is low, so they give extra marks if you need them. It's a good place to learn and grow.

Placement: We're in the first batch of the B.Sc. B.Ed. Integrated course, starting in 2027. Since we're the first ones, we can't say much about placements yet. But IES University has a Centralized Placement Cell, so we're confident they'll help us find good placements. Looking forward to seeing how it goes!

Campus: The labs at our college are awesome, especially the Computer Science lab made with TCS ION Digital. It's the best in the city! The library has only course books, and there are seats to study, but it's small and gets crowded. Classrooms have cool furniture and smart boards. Hostels are tall buildings; there are 2 for boys and 1 for girls. Hostel fees are high, so many students prefer renting rooms outside. The hostels are well-built with 24/7 electricity and water. The food in the mess isn't good; students prefer eating out or at nearby tiffin centers. The canteens have limited, pricey, and not-so-tasty food. There's basic first aid, and the nearby pharmacy might help in emergencies. We have sports facilities, but no coaches or much student interest. Sometimes the swimming pool is open. School kids from IES Public School often play on campus.

Admission: The teachers give good notes and know their stuff, but the teaching could be better. The course matches the curriculum, but it doesn't prepare us for the industry. The exams are pretty easy to pass with just 50%.

Placement: No one gets placed in the BBA course. Last year, the highest salary was 9 LPA and the lowest was 2.75 LPA. Companies like IDFC Bank, Intellipat, Artech, and Oneinsure come for placements. Only one student got an internship at Eicher. There are no other role offers.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure. The classrooms are okay, but there aren't any labs or library services for students. The canteen food is tasty, and there are medical facilities available on campus. However, there aren't any sports or games for students unless you participate in a tournament.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They help us learn and prepare for what's next. The exams are okay, most of us pass without much trouble. They focus a lot on the technical courses, but they should also pay attention to other departments that are doing well.

Placement: No students got placements from our course. Schools and companies don't visit our college for campus placements. They need to work on arranging placements for all courses, not just ours.

Campus: The labs don't have good equipment and the classes aren't set up well. First-year students can stay in the hostel, but after that, you have to find your own place. The college is far from the city, but at least there's a bus for students.

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help. The courses are practical and get us ready for the real world. The exams are tough but fair, and almost everyone passes. It's a great place to learn and grow.

Placement: I loved my college! Almost everyone in my course got placed  95% of us. The pay was awesome! The highest was 30 LPA, lowest 5 LPA, and the average 12 LPA. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon hired us. And most of us got internships too  85%! Companies like IBM, Deloitte, and Infosys took us in. The roles they offered were cool  software engineer, data scientist, and business analyst. Great opportunities all around!

Campus: I love my college because we have amazing facilities like fast Wi-Fi, cool labs, smart classrooms, and a big library. The dorms are comfy, and the food in the cafeteria is tasty and clean. Plus, we have a great medical center and lots of sports stuff to do. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. They're friendly and supportive. If you're stuck on something, just give them a call  they're always there for you. The semester exams are manageable. Just study for about a week before the exams and you'll be good to go.

Placement: I heard that most students got placed after graduation, which is awesome. Companies like Cipla, Sun Pharma, and Lupin come for placements. Also, more than half of the students got internships with good pay. It's a great opportunity to gain experience and make some money.

Campus: The hostel at IES University isn't great. They only have a hostel for first-year students. The food is served three times a day, though.

Admission: The management department doesn't have enough teachers, which affects studying. The semester exams are not too hard. If you study well, passing them is pretty easy. Professors are super helpful and always there for students, even if the problem is outside of college.

Placement: The college has good placements. Every year, lots of big companies come for hiring. Around 56% of students get internships. Right now, the highest salary offered is 21.7 LPA and the average is 4.2 LPA in our program.

Campus: The college here has really great facilities. The classrooms, labs, and libraries are all clean. The canteen food is good too, with lots of different fast food options. Plus, there are two basketball courts, a football field, and separate buildings for each department. It's awesome!