Krishna Engineering College

Admission: The teaching was okay, but the stuff we learn is outdated because we're connected with Dr. Abdul Kalam Technical University. The course doesn't really prepare us for jobs since it's not up-to-date. Exams aren't too hard, but you gotta study before to pass. The semesters are organized well but can be tough, and you need at least 50 percent to pass.

Placement: I went to Krishna Engineering College for information technology. But the placement scene wasn't great. Not many companies visited due to the recession. The students who did get jobs mostly ended up in sales or business roles. Overall, the placements were not up to par.

Campus: The college's infrastructure wasn't great. Always construction happening, which made it hard to focus on studying. The buildings were old and space was too small. Location was okay, but infrastructure was bad. No wi-fi on campus, and classrooms needed updates. No proper auditorium either. Hostel was just okay, in an old building. Food in the mess wasn't good, and canteen was big but didn't have food.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They know their stuff better than at other colleges. They make sure we understand everything. Exams aren't super hard, but we still study hard to avoid messing up. About 30% of students pass the semester exams.

Placement: Around 60-70% of students get jobs every year. Salaries range from 3-4 lakhs to 10-12 lakhs. Big companies like Google and Amazon hire from here. You need at least 70% to land an internship. They teach frontend and backend development.

Campus: The campus is awesome! All the classrooms have AC, and we get Wi-Fi all day. The library always has new books. The food in the mess is top-notch, and our rooms come fully furnished. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers all have Ph.D.s or are working on getting one. They know a lot about their subjects and have lots of experience. They're really helpful. The course we study is up-to-date and set by the university. It helps us get ready for working in the industry. We get good at both technical stuff and talking to people. We have a test every month. The tests are not too hard.

Placement: In our 5th semester, we can apply for jobs. Lots of big companies come to our college for hiring. HP, Drishti, Tata, 1MG, and others are some of the main ones. TCS hires the most students from our college. This year, about 85-90% of students got jobs. The highest salary offered was 12 LPA and the average was 4.2 LPA. They mostly offer roles like software developer.

Campus: The college buildings are pretty good. Our labs and classrooms have AC and all the stuff we need like computers and projectors. Wi-Fi works everywhere in the college. The library has lots of books for us. The hostel is okay, with gyms and Wi-Fi. Our rooms have everything we need like desks, chairs, and beds. The rooms fit 3 people, but we can choose single or double rooms too. The food in the mess is good and clean. They switch up the menu every month. If we need medical help, there's an ambulance on standby 24/7 and a doctor during college hours.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and make learning easy. They're friendly and always ready to help out. They explain things using real-life examples, which makes it easier to understand. The exams are not super tough, just the right level of challenge.

Placement: Most students in my college find jobs after graduation, around 90%. The highest salary is usually 7-8 lakhs per year, while the average is 5-6 lakhs. Some get as low as 2-3 lakhs. Big companies like Google and Amazon hire a lot of students. Almost everyone also gets a chance to intern while studying.

Campus: The college has great facilities for students. The Wi-Fi works well all over campus, and the labs and classrooms are always clean. The teachers are really nice, helpful, and know their stuff.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They always make sure we understand everything. The courses follow the AKTU curriculum and cover all the engineering subjects. The faculty also run practical lab sessions. The exams can be tough, but it's all part of the challenge. They offer a variety of courses like CSE, IT, AI, and AIML.

Placement: Once you hit the 3rd semester, you can start applying for internships and jobs. The placements at our college are pretty decent. However, the internships here aren't that great. On average, students get offered around 4 LPA. About 10-20% of students in our course land placements. The highest salary package offered was 12 LPA. A bunch of top companies come to our college for hiring.

Campus: The labs need improvement, but the classrooms are big and have AC. The campus has Wi-Fi in both campus and dorms. The food in the mess is great. Sports here are okay. Overall, the infrastructure could be better.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, with 810 years of teaching experience each. The class sizes are pretty decent, with 3 teachers for every 7 students. KEC is all about getting good results. They make sure to cover all the course material well before exam time.

Placement: The placement scene here is awesome! Around 90% of students land jobs every year. The highest salary package goes up to 32 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, Red Hat, and Infosys come for recruitment. If you score above 75%, you're pretty much set for placements and internships. Love it here!

Campus: The college buildings are good, but the food isn't great. The canteen and sports field need improvement. However, classrooms, labs, and libraries are well-kept with good equipment and books.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and friendly. They help us learn a lot. The courses are practical and relevant, which is great. But man, those semester exams are tough! You need to work hard to get that 60% pass.

Placement: The college offers placements, but they're just okay. We had to go to another college for placements since not many companies visited our campus. Varex Group and TCS are the top companies that come for placements. The placement rate is kind of low though.

Campus: The college buildings need an upgrade. The hostels are really old and don't have many facilities, except for the first-year one which is better. The girls' hostel food is much better than the boys'. The classrooms all have good facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are all super qualified, with a lot of them having their PhD. They really help us out and don't just stick to the boring stuff  they share their own experiences from working in the industry. The exams are pretty challenging, but they help us see how we're doing.

Placement: Most students get placed easily through campus placements, I'd say around 80-90%. Companies like Josh offer a 10 LPA package while Wipro, TCS, and Codeninja give 4-5 LPA on average. You can find roles like data engineer, web developer, app developer, and data analyst here.

Campus: The college has everything students need to grow, like labs, Wi-Fi, classrooms with projectors, and a library with all the books I've ever needed. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The courses are spot on and prepare us well. The exams are tough, with only about half of us passing, so be ready to put in the effort to make the cut.

Placement: I studied at Krishna Engineering College, and only 20% of us got placed in my course. The salaries ranged from 1 lakh to 3 lakh. Lots of Noida companies, such as Ramy Infotech, come for placements. Sadly, there were no internships available. Most of us ended up as Business Development Executives.

Campus: The college buildings are nice, but the food in the canteen is really bad. The hostels are okay, nothing special. The food in the hostel mess is also not great. The health services are not the best, and the sports options are pretty limited. Apart from the buildings, everything else is not that great.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The quality of teaching is good overall. But some students feel like they don't get enough attention. It's a bummer that the college might close soon, so it seems like they're not putting in much effort for us anymore.

Placement: Around 70% of students in our course landed jobs, which is cool. The highest salary package at our college is between 12-15 LPA, while the lowest is around 5-6 LPA. I've seen a bunch of company names on the boards, but can't recall them now. I'm also planning to do an internship, like most students here. Not sure about the exact percentage who got internships, though.

Campus: The facilities used to be great, but now they're just okay. The campus looks good. Hostel facilities are nice. Instead of having fun in the hostel, we're focused on studying. Hostel life is enjoyable. The college isn't as amazing as it used to be.