L. J. Polytechnic

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. During exams, they always give us the key topics to study. It's super easy to talk to them, and they're all really friendly.

Placement: At our college, final year diploma students don't get placement help. No internships are available for us either. But degree students might have a shot at internships. The architecture program, though, does offer internships to final year students.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, and the classrooms are kinda meh. But the campus is super nice! It's in a good, clean area. They have a library and other cool stuff too.

Admission: The teachers at L.J. College are awesome! They're always there to help and never turn you away. You can ask them anything, and they're just a call away. The course at L.J. Polytechnic is set by GTU. If you follow what the teachers say, you can do really well and get a score above 7.5 spi.

Placement: Companies like Tata, Toyota, and Haier A.C. come for placements, but they don't offer a lot. Last year, about 90% of students got internships. The college really helps with placements, but diploma students usually skip them to focus on their studies.

Campus: The classrooms have AC and labs are well-equipped. The college has lots of libraries. The canteen serves awesome Indian food that you'll enjoy. The prices are good and the food quality is nice. It's affordable for all students.

Admission: The teachers really support us with the curriculum and projects at college. The curriculum is pretty easy, but it all comes down to how much you like the course. We do mini-projects every semester that are super helpful for understanding the practical side of mechanical engineering subjects. It gets us ready for working in the industry.

Placement: Students who don't have any backlogs can easily get placed at this college. Big companies like Siemens, Voltas, Bluestar, and Bosch come here to hire students. Some seniors I know got jobs at Siemens and started with a 4 LPA salary. When you join, you'll start as a trainee engineer, but if you work hard, you can move up to higher positions.

Campus: The college has cool stuff like a machine shop, a super cool library, labs for fluid mechanics, measurements, and electrical engineering, an autodesk CAD/CAM lab, and lots of computer labs for different programming stuff. They also have sports competitions here which is fun.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and smart. They take time to help each student and they teach us important skills for interviews. They make sure we learn everything we need for top companies.

Placement: I'm happy to say this college has great placement opportunities. Lots of companies come to hire students here, offering high salary packages. Most students get placed in well-known Indian companies.

Campus: The college has lots of great amenities for students, like good Wi-Fi and a canteen. There's also a library with really helpful staff.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're always there to help you out, give advice, and fix any issues you have. Their way of teaching is top-notch, and they make sure you learn practical stuff that will help you in the real world and prepare you for a job.

Placement: For civil engineering students, there weren't any job opportunities, but the automobile students got internships in different companies. Unfortunately, civil students didn't have any job prospects or internships. The faculty took us on site visits to help us learn hands-on.

Campus: The college has everything you need: labs, classrooms, and a library. We do lots of experiments in the labs. The classrooms are cool with projectors. The library has a big bookstore with comfy reading spots. They hold a fun sports event every year. The canteen serves yummy food at cheap prices. They used to have hostels, but not anymore.

Admission: The teachers in all departments really know their stuff and have lots of experience. They're good at teaching and know how to explain things well. Plus, they're friendly and always ready to help with any questions. Just a heads up, though  they can be pretty strict when it comes to deadlines for assignments.

Placement: Placements aren't a big deal for us diploma students. Most of us want to keep studying after this. In civil diploma, no one really goes for placements because we're all aiming for a degree. But for other diplomas like automobile engineering, there are placement opportunities here.

Campus: The campus at L.J is awesome! The classrooms are bright, airy, and super clean. There are lots of green areas to chill, play sports, or have lunch. They keep everything spotless and make sure it's super clean. If you need to study or do research, there's a library with computers. Plus, they have labs for mechanics, chemistry, and other subjects. They even organize trips for hands-on learning. It's a great place to study!

Admission: The electrical engineering department was awesome! The teachers were super nice and had great qualifications. It was easy to talk to them. They supported us with learning stuff. They organized webinars and events regularly, but it was hard to join in due to busy exam and extracurricular schedules.

Placement: Lots of big companies came to recruit us. They even gave out internship offers. Last year, most students got jobs. The pay was good, between Rs. 15,000 and Rs. 25,000 per month. Even Tommy Hilfiger came by! Getting a job was straightforward and nice. The college was really helpful too.

Campus: The facilities at our college were always clean and up to date. They had everything we needed for electrical engineering, like labs that actually worked. The campus was spacious and had all the student essentials a ground, canteen, library, gym, classrooms, computer labs, and even good drinking water. It was great having everything we needed right there.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are helpful. Exams are fair and the campus is well-maintained. Things got a bit tougher this year, but overall the college is great.

Placement: The placement cell is always busy helping students out. But there aren't many campus placements happening. They give us info about job opportunities, but don't really focus on placements. Toyota and the college's automobile course team up to teach us about the auto industry.

Campus: The college is set up nicely and everything is well-organized. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. The classrooms are great, with well-equipped labs. The auditorium is impressive. However, the food in the canteen isn't that great.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff.

Placement: The course has a lot of students. The college offers packages starting at 10,000 and going up to 20,000. Sangath is the top recruiting company. About 80% of students got internships. The main roles are interns, draftsmen, and 3D experts.

Campus: The campus is huge.

Admission: The teachers at our college are amazing! They are really good at teaching and have a lot of experience. The course curriculum is great because it mixes theory with hands-on learning. I think the teaching quality here is top-notch.

Placement: Most of us in our course got placed, which is awesome! The highest salary offered was around Rs. 35,000 per month, while the lowest was about Rs. 12,000 per month. On average, most of us are earning between Rs. 18,000 to Rs. 19,000 per month. Companies like Tata Automation, Zydus, and Ashok Leyland hire a lot of students from our course. And pretty much everyone landed internships too.

Campus: The facilities at the college are okay, and the infrastructure is better than average. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi, but the classrooms are nice with projectors and air-conditioning. The campus doesn't have a hostel. The canteen food is just okay, and they have good sports facilities.