Kalol Institute and Research Center

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and know their stuff pretty well. They teach okay, nothing too special. The course is really practical and will get you ready for the industry if you work hard. You can definitely grow here, and the course is pretty cool.

Placement: None of us got jobs in my batch, so we don't know the highest or lowest salaries. No companies come to hire us here. If you want an internship, you have to really hustle. We have to focus on hands-on learning.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in the mechanical department is awesome, but the labs have fewer instruments. The classrooms have a nice setup and a friendly vibe. The library is pretty good. I live nearby, so I don't know much about the hostels. The canteen serves good food. And there are lots of opportunities for sports and games.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but they don't talk much with us. They're mostly young and kinda new, so they're not super experienced. The courses never get finished in any semester. The teaching isn't great, and we don't get any notes from the college.

Placement: The placement situation here isn't great. It mostly depends on our grades. Sometimes, students with good knowledge do get good placements. But some students lack practical skills, which might be why companies aren't so interested in hiring from our college.

Campus: The facilities here are not great. There's no sports facilities and the maintenance is lacking. I was looking forward to playing badminton, but there's no court for that. The volleyball court they have isn't well-maintained either. It would be cool if they could give a platform for showcasing talents from all over.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. They guide us with our studies and projects. All of them have an M.Tech degree and lots of teaching experience. They teach us theory and practical stuff too. The course we're studying is really practical and prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: Around 20% of us got jobs after college. The pay ranges from Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 18,000 a month. Both small and big companies come to hire students here. The top job we can get is as a supervisor, with a salary of 1.5 to 2 lakh per year. It's up to us if we want to do internships. If we do, we can intern at medium or big companies.

Campus: As a mechanical engineering student, I've got everything I need for my studies at this college. I don't live in the hostel, so I can't say much about that. But I know they organize a sports week for us every year, which is pretty cool.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff and teach us everything we need to know about our courses. They don't just stick to theory, but also show us how things work in the real world. In my computer engineering class, we get to do cool stuff like building a college website and organizing competitions. It's a great way to learn and have fun at the same time.

Placement: So, if you had a CGPA above 7.5 and no backlogs, you could get placed. A bunch of local companies came for placements offering roles like web developer, big data, app developer, and more. They also had classes on personality development and aptitude tests to help us prepare for placements.

Campus: Our campus looks really nice with great buildings and labs. The cafeteria is clean and offers lots of different foods. The library has all the books we need, and there are projectors in every classroom for better learning. Love studying here!

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. They always remind us to go to class. Some teachers are better at teaching than others. They take us on trips to different companies like Sandvik and Windsor Mc Ltd. They also push us to check out places like Mitsubishi Electric Cup and Baja SAE.

Placement: The placements at this college could be better. Companies don't come to our campus often, but things are improving. They started a training and placement cell this year. They give lectures to help us learn skills for good jobs. They teach 1st-3rd year students how to do well in interviews and tests. For final year students, they bring in companies for campus job fairs. Unfortunately, no one from my batch or the seniors got placed yet.

Campus: The campus is really big. They moved all the classrooms, labs, and library to a new building this year, which is way bigger than the old one. They made a common area for students. The classrooms are clean. The labs are getting better, with new computers for CAD and other software. There's a hospital on campus called Adarsh Hospital for medical stuff. We have a playground for sports and events. The food in the canteen is decent, but most students like to eat packaged stuff there.

Admission: The teachers at KITRC were decent. They knew their stuff and were qualified. The teaching was fine too. The student-faculty ratio was like 40 students for every teacher. We didn't get a lot of industry exposure, though. The course curriculum was good and really helpful while we were there.

Placement: The college is pretty good for studying, but the placements aren't great. My batch had below-average placements, only around 40%. The average salary was about 2 Lacs. If you're looking for good placement opportunities, this college might not be the best choice.

Campus: The infrastructure at KITRC is awesome, and the campus is huge! We had a blast playing cricket there. They've got everything - classrooms, labs, sports fields, gardens, and halls. The quality of the classrooms and labs was top-notch when I was studying engineering. The canteen was also really good back then.

Admission: I love the course curriculum at this college! I learned so much here. Our college is linked with GTU, so all GTU subjects are covered. Plus, we get to study other subjects with different teachers too. It's great!

Placement: I had a great time at this college. The faculty is really helpful. I started my internship in the third year and landed a job in an IT company by the end of college. This place is perfect for getting real-world experience, and the support from the teachers is top-notch. They also help students secure government jobs.

Campus: The hostel at our college is top-notch, especially for girls' safety. It's great for students coming from far away. We get yummy food, medical help, and feel safe here. There's even a hospital on campus! And don't forget about the sports facilities they're awesome too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're super smart and friendly. They always help us get ready for exams and share useful tips. The way they teach is top-notch.

Placement: There are tons of job opportunities at our college. The top companies hiring are Polycab Wires, Maxim Tubes, and others. Some smaller companies also come for placements. Even if you don't get placed on campus, the college helps with off-campus placements. They're also partnering with a new company soon to give us more options.

Campus: The college looks really nice with its cool buildings and green campus. The classrooms can fit around 100 students, and they're kept in good shape. The labs are cool too. Plus, there's a library on campus with lots of books for students to use. Love it here!

Admission: The faculty in our department are mostly experienced and really friendly. But there are a few new teachers who sometimes seem shy to talk to students.

Placement: I'm almost done with my computer engineering course. Lots of companies come to our college to hire students. One cool job they offered was for a NET web developer. A bunch of us applied for it, but since most were Java developers, only a few got hired for that role.

Campus: Our college has 4 computer labs with around 30 computers each, and the Wi-Fi is pretty decent. Some computers are old, but some are new. The canteen and sports facilities are good, and the mess area is huge.

Admission: The course was set up by Gujarat Technological University. But for engineering, you need hands-on experience. Sadly, we couldn't do experiments in the labs. We had to rely on our seniors' notes for our lab books. The teachers were nice and ready to help.

Placement: This college doesn't help with placements much. A few companies come for hiring, but only about 2 students from each engineering department get placed. If you want good placement opportunities, this might not be the best choice.

Campus: The campus is so pretty with all the greenery. It has nice lawns and lots of trees. There are 3 canteens and a cafeteria. Some buildings are not great, but the new engineering building is really cool and modern. Love hanging out here!