Rajarambapu Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers who teach us for our diploma have M.Tech degrees, which is cool. They know their stuff and make learning interesting. The courses we take are set by MSBTE, and they help us get ready for the industry. The exams each semester can be tough, but it's all set by the board, so we just gotta study hard.

Placement: In the 3rd year of my computer science engineering diploma, about 10% of us landed jobs in 2-3 companies. The highest salary was 4 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA, with an average of 3.5 LPA. Wipro Pari company offers the highest pay. Everyone in our batch got internships at various companies, mostly in software testing and development roles.

Campus: The college offers a lot of facilities for students. They have Wi-Fi in the boys' hostel, girls' hostel, and around the campus. The labs are okay for doing practicals, and they have a computer lab with average computers. There are regular and premium hostels available. The food in the mess is decent. Unfortunately, there are no medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and the classes stick to a good schedule. We start at 10 a.m. and finish at 5:00 p.m. Sometimes the semester exams can be tough, but the faculty always helps out during the week or even on weekends.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 82-92%. The lowest salary is about 3 Lacs, and the highest is 20 Lacs. The college has companies for placements and gives good internships. After the course, you can get roles like Managing Director and more.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. The labs and classrooms are well-equipped. Everyone gets free Wi-Fi, which is great. The hostel is huge and has everything you need like snack centers, a doctor, and sports facilities. There are even basketball courts for playing games.

Admission: The teachers at RIT are really helpful and know a lot. They're good at teaching and have a lot of experience. The stuff we learn is useful for getting a job, but we need to pick up some extra skills too. The exams can be tough, but if you work hard, you can pass. The passing rate is around 40%.

Placement: Most students from our electrical engineering course got placed, around 95%. The highest package so far is INR 20 lakhs per annum, while the average is INR 4.16 lakhs. The lowest package was INR 72,000. Companies like Torrent Power, Wipropari, and SCOPE T&M Pune hire students. Many students also get internships at Kirloskar and Capgemini. The course offers roles like embedded systems engineer, network architect, control systems engineer, and signal processing engineer.

Campus: The facilities at RIT College are top-notch. The library is awesome with lots of books. Wi-Fi works great everywhere. Classrooms and labs are really good and up-to-date. The hostel is nice too, with good food, comfy rooms, and even a doctor on call. Plus, there's a gym and sports facilities for staying active. Overall, it's a great place to study and live.

Admission: The teachers at our college are pretty good overall. Most of them are skilled and easy to reach whenever we need help. However, there are a few teachers that can be a bit rude, and most students don't really enjoy their classes. We have two big exams each semester - one in the middle and one at the end - and these are set by SPPU. Apart from those, we also have regular unit tests and practice exams to help us prepare.

Placement: By the third year, students already start getting placed, and it goes on until the final year. There are many companies that come to our campus for placements like Accenture, Capgemini, Wipro, Cognizant, PTC, NICE, Mastek, Quick Heal, and more. The highest salary offered is 25 Lacs, while the average is around 4 Lacs. The placement rate is usually between 75% to 80%.

Campus: Virangula, the annual fest, happens for about 4-5 days usually in February. Each department has its own events which are super fun. The library is massive - it's a 5-floor building filled with all kinds of resources, not just academic stuff. When it comes to sports, they're not a big deal if you're into academics too. But for fun, they're pretty cool. Students also create clubs like in other big colleges.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really knowledgeable and helpful. They make sure we get good training in all areas. The exams are usually not too hard, just average or sometimes a bit challenging. Overall, the quality of teaching is great and the course curriculum is good too.

Placement: Most students with 8 or higher GPA got placed in our college. The highest salary offered was around 7-8 LPA, while the lowest was around 4 LPA. Big companies like Tata also came for recruitment. Every student here has to do an internship.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure with Wi-Fi, top-notch labs, and digital classrooms. The library is the highlight here. Hostel facilities are great too, with Wi-Fi and good food. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here have at least an M.Tech qualification and most of them have good experience. One great thing is that they spend extra time with students after classes, around 30 to 45 minutes. They really care about us. They teach what they're good at, so it's effective. Our marks are split into 3 types for semester exams. Mid-semester exams are worth 30 marks and happen in the middle of each semester. The end-semester exams are worth 50 marks. We're in an autonomous institute, so there's no limit to what we can study. They update the syllabus based on industry needs and research.

Placement: During our 6th semester, lots of companies came to our college for both core and non-core branches. There are great job chances for M.Tech students, and internships too. Around 70% of students here get placed every year. Companies like Cognizant, Accenture, and Tech Mahindra have come to hire students. The highest salary offered was 9 LPA, while the lowest was 2.5 LPA.

Campus: The labs and theory classes are really well-done with lots of hands-on activities and real-world examples. They follow industry standards and expert advice. The hostel is nice, and there's free Wi-Fi everywhere, even in the dorms. Girls' hostel is better than the boys' one, though. We share rooms, so no single rooms even if you want to pay extra. It's all about sharing here.

Admission: The teachers for M.Tech and B.Tech were really good. They knew what they were talking about and had experience in both teaching and industry. They used projectors and presented things well, which made learning easy. Everyone was friendly and helped with studies and personal stuff. The exams were well-structured, with two in-semester tests and one end-semester exam each semester. We also had unit tests and an Internal Semester Examination. The course focused on industry skills and overall development. RIT started a choice-based curriculum in 2018, which was cool.

Placement: So, about placements, the college really focused on helping us learn for life. They set up a 6-month internship for us in our final year. The placement scene was pretty good for M.Tech students, with about 70% of them getting placed. But most of those placements were for CSE and IT students. The college also pushed us to start our own businesses through IICED. They gave us options for a 6-month internship and research projects. We got a lot of support for industry internships and projects funded by companies.

Campus: The college's hostel was awesome! They cleaned everything every day - the washrooms, corridors, and rooms. The surroundings were really nice, with two lawns and lots of trees looked after by the staff. Three of us shared a room in one of the seven hostel buildings. It cost around Rs. 20,000 for the hostel fee.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff. They prepare us well for the real world. The semester exam is tough, only 28% pass. But some teachers aren't great. They don't know their subject well and their lectures are boring.

Placement: Our batch was awesome compared to the others. 92% of us got jobs. The top salary was 13 lakhs, and the lowest was 6 lakhs. TCS hired students for software and management jobs. Some of us didn't get picked by companies, though.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, which is a bummer. There was no wifi, the canteen was terrible, no sports grounds, and the washroom had leaks everywhere with a bad smell. It was a mess. Finally, when we complained, only the wardens did something about it.

Admission: I really like how they teach at this college. It's kind of like getting ready for JEE/CET exams. They explain everything well in classes and labs. This course is great because it prepares you for different types of companies. You only need 40 marks out of 100 to pass the semester exams, which is cool.

Placement: In the last batch, around 80% of students got placed. I'm currently in my second year, still working on getting my degree. The highest salary offered was 12 LPA, the lowest was 3 LPA, and the average was 7 LPA. Companies like Wipro, Microsoft, Tata, and Persistent are the top recruiters. About 65% of students got internships, and popular roles included VLSI design engineer and embedded engineer.

Campus: The labs here are awesome! They're super clean and have all the equipment we need. Plus, we get free Wi-Fi everywhere on campus. The classrooms are nice too, with good ventilation and a great study vibe. The hostel rooms are really nice and there are different mess options to pick from. And hey, there are gyms both in the hostel and at the college pretty cool!

Admission: The teachers at our college are pretty good overall. Most of them are really skilled and you can always get in touch with them. However, there are a few teachers who aren't that great and can be a bit rude. We have two big exams, Insem and Endsem, which are run by SPPU. Besides those, we also have unit tests and mock exams throughout the semester.

Placement: By the third year, students already start getting job offers, and it keeps going until the final year. Many big companies come to our campus for placements like Accenture, Capgemini, Wipro, and more. The highest salary offered is around 25 Lakhs, while the average is about 4 Lakhs. Most students end up getting placed, with a placement rate of around 75-80%.

Campus: Every year, the college has this big event called 'VIRANGULA' and a traditional day. All the departments put together both fun and serious activities for students from all over the country to join in. It's a great way to meet new people and have fun outside of class.