Institute of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The computer training here needs improvement. The teachers are good, but they need to keep up with the latest technology. I wish we had more industry projects to work on. It would prepare us better for using advanced tools in the real world.

Placement: The college used to be great until 2016. Since then, some people left. The total fees per year are around 25,000, and the top salary offered is 1,500,000. Companies like HCL and Larsen & Toubro come for placements.

Campus: The mess and canteen are decent, and the food is clean. If you need medical help, you can go to a nearby hospital. There are sports facilities like badminton, basketball, cricket, and table tennis available on campus. It's cool to have these options around.

Admission: Most of the faculty here are not that great. Only a few really know their stuff. A lot of them are actually students here too, doing their M.Tech and teaching us. They're nice and all, but the way they teach isn't the best. They use a green board and chalk, which isn't very exciting. Since many teachers are students too, they struggle a bit with giving lectures. The course content is good, though. It's just a bummer that we don't get to see much of the real-world industry stuff.

Placement: The placements here are not great. During my time at college, only a few companies like Infosys, L&T, Thyrocare, and HCl visited for recruitment. The highest package was around 5 LPA, while the lowest was 1.6 LPA. Honestly, the placements are disappointing. We do have a placement cell that works hard to bring in companies, but it doesn't seem to be very effective. I found out that some students from the placement cell did get placed in roles like testing engineers. However, I wasn't happy with the overall placement process. No one I know got an internship through the college. Only about 3-4% of the students who joined managed to land a job. Most of the companies that visited were related to computer science and IT. Unfortunately, there weren't many opportunities for students in civil engineering, mechanical engineering, or instrumentation engineering.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great. I personally don't like it. There's no central A/C, not even in the computer labs. The canteen is pretty bad, and there's no Wi-Fi. No famous people have visited for any events since I've been here. The hostel rooms are fine, but the food in the mess is terrible. I haven't had any issues with the infrastructure though. They have a sports day every year. The classrooms aren't digital like they should be in Rajasthan. The library is good, but the canteen is tiny.

Admission: The teachers here all have M.Tech degrees and are really knowledgeable. They're helpful and friendly, always clearing up any doubts we have. I like how they're straightforward with us. They teach well and give us a lot of useful information.

Placement: The placement cell at our college is really good. Seniors before me landed jobs at top companies with awesome pay. On average, companies offer around 5 LPA, but the best package goes up to 30 LPA. About 80% of students find placements here. And for internships, you can make anywhere from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 20,000 per month.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with high-speed Wi-Fi everywhere. Classrooms have smart class facilities and labs are great for practicing. The only downside is no air-conditioning in classrooms during the summer. Overall, it's a good college.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and helpful. They make sure we learn practical stuff. The teaching is good and they give us study materials regularly. The course content is helpful for us. Each lecturer works on improving our English skills. Some of the lecturers really know their stuff.

Placement: I'm happy to say that about 70% of us got jobs at Genpact and Paytm after graduating from this college. Lots of great companies visit our campus, and we've been able to score some awesome positions. The college works hard to make sure everyone gets a job. They even offer interview prep classes to help us out.

Campus: The college has labs, classrooms, library, and medical facilities. The labs are good quality. The food is good too. There are 3 canteens on campus. The hostel rooms are nice. They serve good food in the hostel. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for students.

Admission: I picked the computer science branch at this college even though everyone raved about the mechanical branch. The faculty is great and the course curriculum is good. They give you good guidance for exams and notes to help you understand the subjects better. It feels like the faculty goes the extra mile to help us out.

Placement: The job opportunities are pretty good here, but not super huge. Big companies like Accenture and Infosys come for placements. I remember IBM Daksh, Indian Army, and a few startups also came for technical roles in my final year.

Campus: I think the college's infrastructure is top-notch compared to other engineering colleges in Alwar. They have separate blocks for each department, which is pretty cool. Living in the hostel is nice because they have different hostels for students in every year. The campus has a lovely garden, which adds to the nice atmosphere. I'd say it's a good choice to go for this college.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and friendly. They make it easy to understand the lessons. Each department has their own set of teachers, but the mechanical teachers are the best. They are very helpful and have a lot of experience. It's a great place to study.

Placement: The college has alright placements. To get placed, you need less than eight backlogs and above 60% overall. Each year, around 4 to 5 core companies come for placements. The highest salary offered was 3.5 LPA. Computer science students have good opportunities here. A bunch of companies come to hire computer science students.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is available in all departments, which is great. The classrooms are nice, with projectors. The library has over 15,000 books, which is cool. They offer free medical help all day, every day. They support sports like cricket, tennis, basketball, badminton, and football. The labs are awesome. The canteens are just okay. And the hostel is excellent.

Admission: The teachers here were not very qualified. Some of them were also studying for their master's degree. There were problems between the teachers and the management. Attendance wasn't really enforced, so classes were inconsistent. It seemed like the teachers weren't really trying to help us learn.

Placement: The CS branch has a good placement record, but other branches might struggle with placements. The salary packages are not great, and it's tough out there in the job market. The top package for CS students in our batch was 8 LPA, and the average for the whole 2018 batch was 3 LPA, which was decent.

Campus: Our college has a great infrastructure, and it's the top private college in Rajasthan. Each department has its own building. The classrooms and labs are nice, and we have fun activities besides studying. We have good sports facilities too, like a football field, tennis, basketball, and badminton courts. We even have grounds for volleyball and kabaddi. It's a cool place!

Admission: Back in 2012, our Mechanical engineering faculty had some top-notch professors. They knew their stuff, had loads of experience, and were super helpful. They shared industry insights and helped us set our goals. We had great discussions in class. But by 2015-16, they all left for various reasons.

Placement: The placement scene for mechanical engineering at the college wasn't great. No core mechanical companies visited the campus from 2012 to 2016. On the flip side, CS/IT and EC branches had better placement opportunities. Unfortunately, Electrical and Mechanical branches struggled with placement ratios.

Campus: The college has decent infrastructure with okay classrooms and labs. The mechanical lab is well-equipped with all the necessary machinery. Each department has its own building. Medical facilities are good, and there are plenty of sports events to participate in. The campus has grounds for cricket/football and courts for basketball/tennis/badminton, along with indoor games. There's a separate gym for boys and girls. The canteen on campus is small but good. Hostel rooms are average but have all the essential facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The class sizes are good too, with around 25 students per teacher, so you get enough attention. Plus, we get to visit companies and see how things work in real life. It's pretty cool!

Placement: The college has tons of job placements, so we don't need to stress about finding a job. Many students land jobs and are happy. We can trust that we'll find a job after graduating. The placement scene here is great!

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch, especially for engineering students. If you care about good buildings, this is the place for you. The design is really impressive, so no need to stress about that.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They really know their stuff and make learning fun. Most of them have M.Tech degrees and some have PhDs. They are all super nice and talk to us in a friendly way. I'm really glad I get to learn from them.

Placement: The college placements are awesome! They really show you what it's like to work there. I'm happy I chose this college. You should check it out too! After visiting, you'll definitely want to study here and have a blast. This college is perfect for reaching your future goals. If you want to do something big in life, this is the place to be.

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure. The building looks really good and the classrooms are nice and clean. I always enjoy sitting in those classrooms. The canteen is huge and there are also places like coffee shops where you can sit on chairs. It's definitely worth checking out!