Atlas SkillTech University, School of Design and Innovation

Admission: I really like the teachers and the course here. They're all pros from the industry. You get real-world tips and maybe even job leads if you impress them with your skills.

Placement: I'm really impressed with the job placements at my college. Big companies like KPMG, Deloitte, Accenture, Samsung, Mondelez, and others come to hire students. The average starting salary is about 7-8 lakhs per year. It's awesome to see so many great opportunities right on our campus.

Campus: The campus is awesome because it's in a business park. It doesn't even feel like college - more like you're in the corporate world. The vibe is great, with a cafe called 'Indulge' in the business park. Plus, there's a canteen in the college tower and BB instant vending machines all over campus. It's really cool!

Admission: I love the courses offered at this college because they're unique and challenging. The assignments push us to think differently, which is cool. The college environment is super friendly and supportive, which I really appreciate. Our exams are different - we have to present our work to a jury. So, it's all about how well we understand and explain our ideas.

Placement: I'm still studying at this college, but I've seen many seniors land awesome jobs right after graduation. The college has connections with many companies for recruitment. On average, students get around 7 LPA as their starting salary. The most sought-after roles are UI/UX Designer and Communication Designer.

Campus: The college has great labs, really good Wi-Fi, and the classrooms are see-through. It's a bit distracting at first, but it actually helps you see things better. I'm getting used to it and it feels pretty chill. It's not like other classrooms where you feel boxed in. The library is awesome too, with lots of useful books that are perfect for our courses. I love the collection they have there. It's all really well thought out.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They always come prepared and make sure we're moving forward. They keep an eye on how we're doing and help out whenever we're stuck.

Placement: I found a lot of chances for internships at ISDI compared to other colleges. In my first year-end semester, loads of companies gave out internships and observerships. Around 100 of us in my batch got internships and observerships. The rest of us had to find our own opportunities.

Campus: The college campus is super modern with glass doors and classrooms divided by glass sections. Everything is clean and well-kept, including the washrooms. Security is tight all around. The hallways smell nice with scent lamps. Classrooms are always neat. The canteen serves delicious and clean food.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super qualified. They don't just answer your questions, but also make sure you get what they're teaching. It's awesome to have teachers who care about your mental health too and check in on you sometimes.

Placement: I heard that students from different years got job offers from Vogue, Elle, and other cool places. Seniors say the job opportunities are great, but with everything going online because of covid, it's hard to know what will happen next with placements.

Campus: The campus has classrooms that fit all the courses. They're big and the whole place looks nice. The cafeteria is cool for hanging out. But being in a corporate building has some downsides.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They are always there to help us out and are really knowledgeable. They even help us find internships and mentors outside of college. The course curriculum is based on Parsons New York, which is cool. We get to learn a lot about the industry and connect with professionals. It's great preparation for working in the real world!

Placement: Our group had 12 students. The college's placement cell was awesome. They organized career cafes with big companies like JSW Realty, Fitch, and L&T coming to hire us. The starting salaries were between Rs. 15,000-35,000 monthly. We got job offers for the design team, which was cool.

Campus: The college is in a commercial building called One Indiabulls Centre at Lower Parel. The food, Wi-Fi, and transportation facilities were awesome, but parking was a problem for students. We didn't have any designated parking near the building. The classrooms were big and had air conditioning, which was nice.

Admission: Most of the teachers here are really qualified, and the assignments are fair and not too stressful. They help us grow as individuals. It would be cool if they gave us some tougher tasks to really challenge us. The stuff we learn is up-to-date and changes with the times. I'm in the COVID year, and they made sure our assignments matched what was going on in the world.

Placement: I finished my communication design studies at ISDI in 2023. The placement process there happens in two phases - one in November and the other in March. Each week, about 10 companies come for interviews and job offers. In April, ISDI holds a career fair with 200 companies where students can chat and interview for their top 5 picks. The interviews and portfolio checks aren't rushed; each student gets 10 minutes. Most companies at ISDI are from the IT field, especially in UI/UX. There are fewer chances in digital marketing or start-ups. But ISDI offers a wide range of design roles, so it suits most students. Full-time jobs pay between 1 to 4 lacs per year. Infotech, Mondelez, Tata TCS, and Schbangg often hire from ISDI. About 80% of students get full-time jobs, while some go for Masters.

Campus: The college has cool classrooms, a big library, 3D printing areas, open spaces to work together, two fashion labs, and a workshop with tools for different materials. All rooms have AC, screens, and cables for Mac and Windows. We get free Wi-Fi, and the library has iPads and tablets for projects. The campus and hostel have good canteens and medical help. We don't have a sports field, but they set up games for us. We can chill in the lounge. The canteen doesn't have many options for Jain and veggie folks, though.

Admission: The teachers here are really cool and supportive. They went to top universities and push you to do your best. I've been here for about 9 months now, and I feel like I've learned so much. The teachers know their stuff and teach in a cool way.

Placement: I'm a first-year student and kinda clueless about the placements at our college. But from what I've heard, lots of students here land good jobs. Especially if you're into communication or product design, you're in luck. People end up working at cool magazines or well-known export companies.

Campus: The college's campus is super modern and top-notch. I've never been there in person, but seniors say it's one of the best they've seen. The living setup feels more like a fancy hotel than a dorm. They've got high-rise buildings with lots of fun stuff to do. The tech they use is really up-to-date and advanced.