LDC Institute of Technical Studies

Admission: The faculty here aren't very qualified, and they often don't finish the course on time. The lab facilities are not great, and we haven't had any industrial visits yet. They don't use slides much for teaching, and there are usually temporary faculty members who are focused on their research.

Placement: The college doesn't help much with placements. Last year, hardly anyone got placed. You mainly just get your degree here, not much else. If a company does show up, they might offer you a job for only 1 or 1.5 Lacs.

Campus: The campus is pretty good, like most private colleges. There's a nice building, a green campus, a playground, and a basketball court. But there's still construction happening. The medical facilities aren't great, and the Wi-Fi is weak. The canteen has a good variety of fast food. Overall, the campus isn't super comfortable or pleasant.

Admission: The teachers in our department are really helpful and know their stuff. They all have M.Tech qualifications. The semester exams are okay  not too hard. About 20% of students don't pass, but most of us (around 80%) do pass all our subjects.

Placement: Around 30% of us got jobs after finishing our course. The highest salary was 5.5 LPA and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Companies like Dyninno hired students. Most of us, about 70%, landed internships at Dyninno. The main job role we got was a sales engineer.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in our department is kinda slow, but at least we have it. The labs are nice and well-kept, and the classrooms are super clean. Our department also has a cool library. The food in the hostel is pretty good too. And don't forget, our college has some sports areas to hang out in.

Admission: The B.Tech electronic and electrical engineering teachers were really good. They taught us using modern ways like PPTs and real-life examples from industries. They also used case studies for teaching. The environment was nice and helped me develop my personality. They were supportive and treated us like friends.

Placement: The college was pretty good compared to others in Allahabad. A lot of students from my batch, 2019-2020, got jobs. I got job offers from 3-4 companies with decent pay. The highest salary offered was around 3 LPA, and the lowest was 1.8 LPA.

Campus: The college had a great setup. The campus was big, about 1.5 to 2 km wide. They had Wi-Fi, sports, and cool labs. The classrooms were big and bright. The hostel rooms were also spacious and well-lit.

Admission: The faculty here is pretty good overall, but there are a few who could be better. Teachers are helpful, but the lab assistants could step it up. Some students aren't fully engaged in the practical stuff. The teaching methods are solid though.

Placement: Only a few students from our college got jobs, around 2 to 3%. The highest salary they offered was 3.8 LPA, while the lowest was Rs. 50,000 per year. On average, it's 1.7 LPA. Our course has around 4 to 5 companies hiring students.

Campus: The labs here are pretty bad the systems never seem to work right. Even the Wi-Fi is a pain, always acting up. The infrastructure is just okay, but the department itself is cool. The library is there, but it's lacking the newest books. By the way, I don't live on campus.

Admission: When AKTU adds sports to the curriculum, they make sure to organize everything. They charge us for industrial visits and other programs. We planned a teachers' day celebration on a budget, but seniors pressured us to do more. The teachers seem pretty lost when they're teaching us. In the MBA department, there are only four teachers handling all the subjects. Because of this, sometimes we have to sit around with nothing to do during class.

Placement: I'm kinda bummed that my college doesn't have any placement staff. It's so weird that there's no training and placement department here. I don't get how AKTU approved their management courses. The whole placement situation is a letdown. My older classmates are already job hunting before they finish their MBA. I was thinking of transferring to a better college this year.

Campus: My college's brochure talks about so many facilities, but honestly, there's not much here. We drink tank water, and there's no Wi-Fi for us. The library has books, but they're all really old. They give us ancient books (from 2007) for MBA classes. The campus is huge, spread out over a big piece of land.

Admission: The professors at this college are really good. They teach in a modern way using PowerPoints and real-life examples. They focus on case studies which is helpful. I felt like I grew a lot as a person in this environment. The faculty are supportive and treat us like friends.

Placement: A lot of us from my group (2016-2018) found jobs after college. I got job offers from 3-4 companies with good pay. The highest salary for our group was 3 lakhs per year, and the lowest was 1.8 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college's got awesome facilities. The campus is big and spread out over about 1.5 to 2 km. It's got Wi-Fi, sports stuff, and cool labs. The classrooms are big and bright. And the hostel rooms are spacious and well-lit too.

Admission: The teachers are great and the courses are easy to follow. The curriculum prepares you well for the future. If you build a good relationship with your teacher, they'll support you through all the internal exams like viva and pre-semester exams. Just put in the effort and you'll pass with flying colors.

Placement: The college doesn't help with job placements, so we have to find jobs ourselves. There was only one interview arranged for us, and the pay offered is around Rs 5,000 per month for 2 years.

Campus: The student hostel and classrooms have no Wi-Fi. There's only one canteen in college, but it's not open every day. It opens during exams or events. The basketball court for games is there, but it's in bad shape.