Indian Institute of Carpet Technology

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart - they have PhD and M.Tech degrees. They teach us in a cool way that's different from other colleges. They make us do a lot of experiments and teach us about new stuff in textiles and machines. There are about 12-15 teachers for every 240 students. And every year, we have a fun annual day sponsored by carpet industries. It's awesome!

Placement: Almost everyone in our batch got placed, which is awesome. Even students got jobs overseas in 2016. The starting salary is a bit low, but we're happy. We know we'll move up to better positions and pay in the future. I'd totally suggest this college to others.

Campus: The campus is awesome with 9 acres of space. We got separate blocks for different stuff like studying, admin, and playing. Everything's Wi-Fi here! Hostels are separate for boys and girls, with a neat mess serving good food at a fair price. The hostel buildings are clean and nice, probably because we keep things tidy and we don't have too many students.

Admission: The teachers are mostly from West Bengal and really know their stuff. They care about helping us with our studies and personal growth. They give pop quizzes to keep us on our toes. There's about 40 students for every teacher. I didn't get any real-world experience during my 4 years here. The classes and stuff we learn are the same in all colleges under AKTU.

Placement: The job placements are good. Lots of companies came to our college like Raymond, Welscun, Jaipur Rugs, and some local ones too. The highest salary offered was 5.2 Lacs and the lowest was 1.6 Lacs per year. About 70% of students have jobs already, and we think everyone will be placed by the end of the semester.

Campus: The campus here is really cool. They have Wi-Fi, a canteen, a Badminton court, a table tennis room, a basketball court, and a football ground. The labs are kinda outdated and don't have much equipment. The library isn't great either - sometimes the books recommended by teachers are missing or in bad shape. But the food in the mess is pretty good, especially the nonveg twice a week. It's convenient because the railway station and bus stops are close by.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They all have Ph.Ds from top IIT institutes. The student-to-faculty ratio is good. But we don't really get to see much of the industry side of things. The course curriculum is practical. They use different teaching methods like projectors, chalkboards, markers, and industrial visits.

Placement: The campus helps a lot with placements. About 80% of students get placed through the institute. The highest salary offered is 22 lacs. Companies like Welspun Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur Rugs, Standard Carpets, Jaishree, Obytee, and many more visit for recruitment. Just keep in mind that no textile companies come for placements.

Campus: The campus has everything you need like labs, classrooms, library, medical facilities, and sports areas. The labs and classrooms are decent, not top-notch. There's no canteen though. The campus space is used well. Hostel rooms are nice but need better upkeep. The food in the mess isn't great.

Admission: IICT has been around since 2001, helping students in the carpet and textile industries learn about new technology. The teachers here are super smart, with Ph.Ds from top colleges like IITs and NITs. The courses are well-organized and everyone, teachers and students, has to stick to the plan.

Placement: After finishing my course two years ago, I noticed that all the seniors before me got good jobs in respected companies with good pay. Some of them are working in India, while others are in Dubai.

Campus: The college I go to has awesome facilities and lots of cool stuff to help out students, even if they're from far away. Our college is famous for doing research and experiments in our top-notch labs. The hostels are nice and well-kept, plus there's a big ground to hang out on.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They help us a lot and know their stuff. There are enough teachers for every 60 students. They show us how things work in the real world. They teach well using videos and stuff. The subjects we learn are practical and cover everything about textiles and carpets.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities in Bhadohi's carpet industry and even outside in mills or overseas. The starting salary is around 3 lakhs per year. Companies like Jaipur Rugs, Welspun, Bholanath industry, Standard Carpets, Saif Carpets, and dyeing companies come for campus placements.

Campus: The college setup is pretty flexible. Wi-Fi works in some spots. We have a small playground. Labs have all the necessary machines. Food in the mess is okay. No canteen though. Classrooms are clean. Hostel rooms are big and have everything you need.

Admission: The course here is really unique. The faculty members are amazing and they teach us a lot about carpets and textiles. We get to see cool machines in action that show us what we learn in class. Being a textile student here has been super interesting!

Placement: The placement scene here is awesome. Every year, the college keeps setting new records for placements since day one. They've achieved 100% placements for the past 6 years straight. Lots of students also get ready for exams like GATE, SSC, and civil services. Some go for further studies, while others grab job offers.

Campus: The hostel is pretty good with all the basic stuff you need, like clean bathrooms and a mess nearby. There's also a big canteen and rooms with cupboards. The campus has Wi-Fi in some spots and lots of greenery. There's a small playground too, right by the road.

Admission: The teachers at the college were awesome at helping us with any problems we had. They really knew their stuff and were super friendly. The classes had a good teacher-to-student ratio, so we got lots of attention. The college also gave us a chance to see how things work in the real world with industry visits. Plus, there were lots of carpet industries around the college.

Placement: The college placements were awesome for us and the seniors. Around 95% of us got jobs. The highest salary was 36 LPA, the lowest was 3.50 LPA, and the average was 6 LPA. Companies like Trident, Brandix, and WellSpan came for placements. Some Dubai companies visited too.

Campus: The college has good facilities. There's Wi-Fi in both campus and hostel. Classrooms are nice, and the library is quiet with lots of books. You can play sports and games. The hostel food is okay, but the canteen has tasty food. The hostel rooms are nice too.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix some really know their stuff, while others seem kinda bored. A few have a great way of teaching that clicks with me. The class sizes are small, like around 10 students to 1 teacher. I like that some teachers talk about real-world issues and how to solve them.

Placement: Placements at our college are pretty good. Around half of the students got jobs in 2017 and 2018. In 2018, the top salary was 3.6 LPA, the lowest was 1.8 LPA, and the average was 2.2 LPA. Lots of companies come for placements, especially carpet ones. Almost everyone gets internships here. The highest pay for internships was 10,000 bucks a month, and the lowest was 5,000. The college has a placement cell that's really helpful.

Campus: The college and hostel both have Wi-Fi all the time. The library has lots of books. Labs and classrooms are good quality. There's no canteen, and no medical facilities either. Sports and games options are awesome. Hostel rooms are big and nice. I didn't have any problems with the infrastructure while I was in college.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. A few of them even got their PhDs from IITs, so you know they're top-notch. They're great at both theory and practical classes. The teacher-to-student ratio is good, and sometimes we even get guest speakers, which is cool. Overall, the teaching quality is top-notch here.

Placement: The job placements at our college are awesome! Over 80% of students found jobs. The highest salary was 7.5 LPA and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Big companies like Welpsum, Vardhman, Obitte, and others came for hiring. Almost 90% of students landed internships for 3-6 months. And there's a placement cell here too.

Campus: The college has really fast Wi-Fi in the labs, which is awesome. They've got labs for every course, which is super convenient. The classrooms are comfy, and there are medical facilities on campus. Plus, they organize lots of cool sports and cultural events. Love it here!

Admission: I'd give it a 4 out of 5. The courses are easy and the teachers are really helpful. We get to visit industries to see how things work, and professionals come to the college often. The teachers are knowledgeable and supportive.

Placement: The job placement here isn't great, but they promise you'll find a job since it's a unique college in Asia. Companies like Welpsun, Jaipur Rugs, and Saraswati Global hire a lot of students. In 2016, Standard Carpets from Dubai came for placements and gave out good offers.

Campus: I'd give it a 3.5 out of 5. They have a hostel just for first-year students and another one for seniors. The campus isn't huge, but it's nice with lots of trees. Plus, there's a cool outdoor theater where you can chill with friends in the evening.