Kanpur Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and have lots of experience. Some even have Ph.D.s. They teach in a cool way that's more about real-life stuff than just reading books. It helps us understand things better. The course plan is set up in advance and matches the board's schedule, so everything stays on track. We have two big exams each year. They're not too hard if you do well on the smaller tests and get good grades. That usually leads to solid scores on the big exams.

Placement: So, after 4 semesters, we can attend the placement drive. The college team helps us with training, like mock interviews and tests, right from the first year. This way, we get ready for the placement drive and aim for a good package. About 95% of us get placed through on-campus placements. Big companies like TCS, Accenture, Wipro, HCl, and more come for placements. Some of us also get internships based on our skills. The highest package is around 30 LPA, the lowest is 2 LPA, and the average is 3 LPA.

Campus: The stuff here for students is awesome. We got Wi-Fi all day, playground, canteen, and more. There are three buildings for different courses: KIHE for BBA and Polytechnic, KIT for B.Tech and M.Tech, and KITP for pharmacy like B.Pharma. Each building has a library with lots of books and a quiet study hall. Hostels are cool, but food in the mess is just okay.

Admission: The teachers at KIT were really knowledgeable and had lots of experience. A bunch of them even had Ph.Ds and led their departments. They were super friendly, so we could ask them anything without feeling nervous. The faculty was always there to support us and do their best to help. KIT became autonomous, so we had our exams on campus. But, don't think you could ace them without studying!

Placement: The college placement cell here is awesome! They began training us in our second year for all courses. They do lots of mock interviews, tests, and coding rounds to prep us for placements. It's great because we get more chances. A bunch of students got internships in their field. About 95% of us landed campus placements with good pay. The highest salary was 20 LPA, and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. The job roles we got depended on our skills and courses.

Campus: KIT is a great college in Kanpur for graduation. It's now autonomous and the first private college here. There are three buildings: KIHE, KITP, and KIT. They mainly have B. Tech and MCA courses. The campus has a big playground, indoor sports, a canteen, and good Wi-Fi. Labs and classrooms are nice with AC. Hostel facilities are good with a medical room and library. The food in the mess was okay.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. A lot of them have Ph.Ds. They teach in a way that's easy to follow so you get it. We have weekly tests to help us review. The college is now autonomous. This means all exams are on campus. But don't think you can skip studying. We have lots of tests before the big exams. Our grades depend on those tests too.

Placement: After finishing the 4th semester, which is the second year, the college's placement cell starts training students who want on-campus jobs. The placement cell teachers know their stuff and have lots of experience. About 95% of students find on-campus jobs. The highest salary offered is 35 LPA, while the lowest is 2 LPA. Companies like Wipro, HCL, and TCS come for campus placements. The college has a great alumni network. They also help students find internships that match their skills and pay well.

Campus: The college is super strict with rules. They crack down hard on anyone who breaks them. Classes run from 9 to 5, and you can't leave early. The campus is huge and has tons of cool stuff for students. There's Wi-Fi all the time, a big playground, and indoor sports. There are three buildings for different courses, each with its own library. The main library is in KIT, the main building.

Admission: Since 2025, KIT has gone independent, which means they trimmed down the curriculum to focus on what really matters. They got rid of stuff like Chemistry that we don't need. The teachers really know their stuff and keep up with what's new. They teach well too. If you show up to class and study, the exams are a breeze. But if you slack off, they can be tough. You need at least 40% to pass.

Placement: I have mixed feelings about the job placements at our college. They say students get placed, but they don't tell us how much money we're talking about. It makes me wonder if the placements are for real.

Campus: The campus is pretty good. I don't live in the hostel, so I can't say much about it. The library is huge, with two floors full of books. Classrooms have AC and projectors. The health services are good, and there are lots of sports to try like cricket, football, basketball, volleyball, carrom, chess, and more.

Admission: The faculty here is awesome! They really help us out in a nice and easy way. Throughout the semester, we have lots of exams and assignments like CT, Sessionals, Make-up Tests, Pre-boards, and the final exam by the university.

Placement: Placement opportunities are pretty good on campus. Lots of companies come for placement, like Flipkart, Tesla, and Wipro. The placement team is super helpful. They give us guidance, practice sessions, and help us with communication skills. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The college buildings are pretty good. We have lecture theatres with projectors for better learning. And there are lots of computer labs with over 700 computers.

Admission: The teachers at KIT are really good at what they do. A lot of them used to study here and now they're top professors. They teach really well. The staff are super nice and always ready to help. KIT is now an Autonomous Institute, so we have exams on campus for all first-year students. We have two semester exams every year, and they're not too hard. You can pass with just a bit of studying the night before.

Placement: KIT is really the top college in Uttar Pradesh. It's an Autonomous Institute now. The placements at KIT are pretty good. The faculty in the placement cell are super knowledgeable and experienced. The college has a huge alumni network worldwide. Big companies like Reliance, TCS, and Accenture come for placements. The highest salary is 35 LPA, lowest is 2 LPA, and the average is 3.5 LPA. Almost all students, around 95%, get placed during on-campus drives. Your skills and knowledge matter for placements, but the college does help out with more opportunities.

Campus: The college is huge and has lots of stuff for us students. Wi-Fi is available 24/7 with fast internet. It's clean and green here, with nice classrooms and labs. There are three buildings for different courses: KIT, KIHE, and KITP, each with its own library. Hostels for boys and girls are on campus with good facilities. The food in the mess is okay. They have a lot of events every year like tech stuff, parties, and more.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They explain things well and you can ask them as many questions as you need. The courses are practical and prepare you well for the industry. Just make sure to stay focused and manage your time wisely to do well.

Placement: Around 20% of us land jobs after college. The pay can go from 12.5k to 40k a month. Most jobs are in sales. Some of us also get internships. The roles we get are in sales, training, development, and programming. It's cool to have options!

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities. They have Wi-Fi everywhere. They have lots of labs, and classrooms can fit over 100 students. The library has all the books you need. Washrooms are clean, and they provide cold drinking water. The canteen is a nice spot to grab a snack. The campus even has a cool garden. Plus, there are 3 parking lots and a playground for chilling out.

Admission: The professors in my department are really helpful. They don't just focus on academics. We went on a cool trip to IIT Kanpur last year. It's the top college in Kanpur. The classes are well-planned. You mainly study math and physics here.

Placement: Most startups here offer around 3-4 LPA, depending on how well you did in school. It's not for people who just want a big paycheck right away. If you don't want to go to a big city and spend 7-8 LPA on a B.Tech degree, this could be a good alternative.

Campus: The college has a nice hostel and environment. Labs, library, and classrooms are all good. The hostel fees are a bit high for the not-so-great mess food, so I stay in a PG nearby. Medical facilities are solid. We've got cricket, volleyball, basketball, and badminton for sports, plus some indoor games too. Overall, it's a pretty decent setup here.

Admission: The teachers are super supportive and fair to everyone. They don't just teach, they also guide us through any issues we have. The exams aren't too tough because we're all well-prepared and capable of passing.

Placement: The top CGPA in our course is 9.86, and the highest salary package is around 40 LPA. On average, students get about 4.50 LPA, while the lowest offer is 1.20 LPA. Companies like Infosys, HCL Technologies, IDBI Bank, NIIT, and Amazon come for placements. In B.Tech, you can land roles in data science, cybersecurity, marketing, and more.

Campus: The college facilities are awesome! They make us feel good vibes. The library is a nice place to study with Wi-Fi. The labs and classrooms are cool with air-conditioning. Everything feels comfortable and I like studying here.