Indira College of Engineering and Management, Indira Group of Institutes

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive and always ready to help. Since the college is autonomous now, passing is not that hard. The teaching is good, though some subjects might be tough at first. But don't worry, it gets easier later on. Just remember, you gotta have 75% attendance!

Placement: The college has good placements. I'm in mechanical, and I feel it's great for getting a job. Last year, around 80% of students in my course got placed. The highest salary for CS was 24 LPA, and on average, it's between 9-11 LPA, which is cool. Lots of companies like Amdocs, Persistent, TCS come for hiring here.

Campus: The first-year course and syllabus are good because our institute is autonomous. This year, they changed up the pattern and syllabus a bit. The Wi-Fi isn't great, but the classrooms look nice. The library is awesome, with well-maintained books. The canteen and mess are top-notch. The only issue is if you're a day student, it's tough to eat tiffin. The sports facilities could use an upgrade.

Admission: The teachers at this college are great and always helpful. But when it's time to submit assignments, they can get a bit serious. Despite that, I have two favorite teachers: Vikas Nandgaonkar and Sunil Rathod. They are the best teachers in the whole college.

Placement: Around a quarter of students land jobs after college. But some students get job offers without the official letter. The starting salary is 3.5 LPA, the usual pay is around 5-6 LPA, and the top salary can go up to 24 LPA. Juspay is a great company that hires for data analysis, frontend, and backend roles.

Campus: The classrooms and toilets are always clean. They have projectors in every class, which is cool. Overall, the college is nice, but getting there can be a hassle, especially during exams. They do offer a bus, but it's a bit pricey. The canteen and labs are pretty good though.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They explain things in a way that makes sense to everyone. The exams each semester are pretty tough, but if you study hard, you can pass without too much stress.

Placement: You need to get good grades and do well in interviews to get a high-paying job from some companies. To get a good package, you need to score above 7 SGPA in all four semesters.

Campus: The hostel rooms are really big and roomy. The library has a ton of books and you can use the internet there too. The internet is super fast, up to 70Mbps. Unfortunately, we can't use it on our phones. There's also a playground where you can play basketball, cricket, and football.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. Most of them even wrote their own books! That's cool, right? The courses are pretty relevant and get you ready for the real world. So yeah, I'd say the teaching quality is good here.

Placement: Around 60% to 70% of us from our course landed jobs, with the highest salary being 15 LPA and the lowest at 4 LPA. On average, we got 6 LPA. The big companies hiring us include TCS, Veritas, Infosys, Cognizant, and L&T. And half of us got internships too!

Campus: The college and hostel buildings are pretty good compared to others. We've got a gym and canteen, which is cool. The classrooms and libraries are nice too, better than some other places. The food in the mess is good, but even better in the canteen. Overall, not too shabby!

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and always support us in every way. They're ready to help with anything and make sure we're prepared for the industry. They organize different courses and bring in guest speakers to help us keep progressing.

Placement: Most students who score over 8.40% get placed here. The highest salary offered was 9.42 LPA, lowest was 4.32 LPA, and average was 6.30 LPA. Top companies hiring are Jade Global, Tech Mahendra, and Wipro. Almost everyone did online internships on sites like Eshiksha, Internshala, Let's Grow More, etc.

Campus: The hostel here is really good. The food is nice, and they even have a special menu on weekends. You can get medical help at the hostel too. Everyone is super friendly and caring. If you have any problems, the hostel manager is always around to help out.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful, especially during exam time. They knew all about past questions and were always there to support us. The course content was spot on, and the DSA and OOPS teachers were super knowledgeable and friendly. The practical sessions were great, and there were plenty of computers for us to practice on.

Placement: When I graduated, times were tough with the recession. Only about 60% of us got placed. The best offer came from Veritas for a support engineer job, at 12 LPA. Most of us landed jobs with an average salary of 3.5-4 LPA. Companies like Crelio Health, Worldline, Kylas, and KPIT also offered good roles with decent pay.

Campus: The rooms are great, clean, and have everything we need like a washing machine, geyser, and WIFI. The food at the mess is okay, better than other hostels. They also have fields for volleyball, football, and cricket, which is cool.

Admission: The staff here are cool if you treat them well. Just make sure to finish your assignments on time. They're not super strict, but if you ignore them, it might affect your grades. Plus, now that the college is going anonymous, it's not a big deal anyway.

Placement: So, this year only 2 students from the mechanical branch got placed because of the recession. But don't worry, lots of companies come to our college for placements. Other branches have good placement opportunities. I'm sure things will improve for mechanical students in the future. And guess what? The college is going to become autonomous soon! Exciting times ahead!

Campus: The college canteen food is actually pretty good, even for us hostel students. Wi-Fi works fine, and the classrooms and library are cool. I'm not sure about medical stuff or sports, but Wi-Fi is only for hostel folks. Everyone knows everything, even if it's not officially shared.

Admission: The teachers at college are pretty good. They're always there to assist us with any topic. The college fee is around 1.7 lakh, plus an extra 20k for development. It may seem like a lot, but the quality of teaching makes it worth it. The course covers basic marketing theory and how to apply it in today's competitive world. Each semester has 2 internal exams and 1 term exam. To pass, you need at least 35% in all exams.

Placement: My college's placement cell always brought companies for campus placements. They organized tech seminars, workshops, and events. In my final year, companies like Deloitte, KPMG, Wipro, and others came for recruitment. I got placed as a US tax consultant at Deloitte with a good salary of 6 lacs.

Campus: Our college has a student council that speaks for all of us students at ICEM. The campus is huge, but it's a bit far from the main city of Pune. There aren't any shops nearby. The classrooms have projectors and AC, which is cool. The hostel fees are quite expensive, and they have lots of rules that are hard to keep up with. The food is yummy and there's plenty of it.

Admission: The teachers here all have Ph.Ds and over 6 years of experience. They really focus on giving us practical knowledge. The course prepares us well for working in the industry. If you're into IT, you should definitely go to the extra sessions. The exams are tough, thanks to SPPU.

Placement: Mechanical placements in our class are not great only 25 out of 75 students got placed. Companies like TCS, L&T, and Datamatics come for recruitment. We can do internships in local companies through college. Most of them pay around 710k, but some are unpaid. The main roles offered are trainee engineer and GET positions.

Campus: The college has cool stuff like a gym, auditorium, seminar hall, and common room. The computer lab has free internet which is awesome. The hostel is okay, there used to be ragging but I think it's stopped now. The food in the mess is okay, and there are 3 canteens on campus. They're fixing up the sports ground, so the football, cricket, and basketball courts are looking fresh.

Admission: The teachers are awesome here. They're always ready to help and support us. They give us what we need and are there whenever we ask for help. I really like how they treat us like students. Also, the exams are super strict, so you gotta be on top of your game.

Placement: Most students in our college got jobs this year, around 80-85%. There are plans for more improvements ahead. The top salary offered here is 27 lakhs CTC. A computer science student landed this high-paying job in a campus interview last year. The average salary for us is around 8 lakhs.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really nice. It's super productive and makes you feel good when you see it. Plus, the hostel is great too. They have hostels for both guys and girls, which is awesome.