Indira Institute of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful in getting you ready for university exams. They make sure to give extra help to students who need it, so everyone can catch on fast. They even have special classes for those who need a little more time to understand things.

Placement: Around 80% of us got jobs after college. IBM hires a lot of us from our course. Most of us also land internships about 90%. And 75% of those intern at Wipro. Plus, our college offers a course to boost our communication skills. Helps a lot!

Campus: The college has everything you need: Wi-Fi, canteen, basketball court, cricket ground, medical facilities, hostel, labs, auditorium, indoor games, and outdoor sports. We have a sports day and go on more than 3 industrial visits every year. Plus, there's an outstation tour that lasts more than 3 days each year.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they teach us things we can actually use in real life, not just from books. That's why a lot of engineering students struggle to find good jobsthey need more hands-on experience. But here, the course is spot on with what we need to know.

Placement: I graduated from the mechanical engineering department in 2018. Not many students from our course got placed, less than 10%. The salary ranged from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 20,000 per month. Tech Mahindra was the main company hiring us. They offered roles in maintenance, production, and quality. The salary for these jobs was around Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 80,000 per month. Only a few students, about 5%, landed an internship at Indian Railway.

Campus: Our college doesn't have great facilities, and the campus doesn't have Wi-Fi. The classrooms and library are nice, and the labs are okay. The hostel is decent, with quality food but not the best taste. We do have medical and sports facilities though.

Admission: The teachers at this college really knew their stuff and were super helpful. They were skilled at teaching and helped us a lot to succeed. The course we took helped us to compete with students from other top colleges and learn about job opportunities.

Placement: Around half of us from our course found jobs. Most of us got around Rs. 15,000 a month, but some got as low as Rs. 5,000. Swagatham is the best company for mechanical engineers here. The main job they offer is mechanical design engineer. A lot of us did internships and then got hired by Swagatham.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay, not as fancy as big colleges. We don't have Wi-Fi, but the labs and classrooms are cool with good teaching. The library is decent. The hostel is nice, no ragging there. Each room in the hostel has its own toilet and bathroom, pretty spacious. We've got good sports and medical stuff too.

Admission: The teachers were really good and excellent. They prepared us well for the industry with the relevant course curriculum. The semester exams were tough, and only about half of the students passed.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs after graduating, about 80%. The highest salary was 1 LPA, while the lowest was Rs 40,000 per month. On average, students were offered Rs 60,000 per month. The top companies hiring were CPCL, CETEX, and MPL. Nearly 70% of students also landed internships during their studies.

Campus: The lab had good equipment. Food was okay. Medical facilities were great. They had sports too. The canteen food was good. Overall, all facilities were really good.

Admission: The teachers here were pretty helpful when we had questions. However, there weren't enough faculty members around. The semester exams were super strict  you needed to get at least 60% to pass. Anything below that was marked as an arrear. They didn't give us any notes to study from. The petrochemical course was popular, but there weren't enough teachers to handle it.

Placement: I couldn't find any placement opportunities, but the companies usually offer a decent starting salary. I think it's a good college to improve your skills.

Campus: The campus buildings weren't great, and the canteen food was just okay. At times, the food wasn't that good. Sports like cricket, volleyball, and kabbadi got all the attention, but other sports weren't really supported.