LM Thapar School of Management

Admission: The faculty has both helpful and not-so-helpful members. Most of them are really smart and know their stuff. The course is kinda relevant. Some semester exams are tough since it's all new to you. Pass rates depend on the course and how hard the exam is.

Placement: I'm in my second year at TIET studying B.Tech in computer engineering. The placement scene for computer branches is pretty good. Some companies give nice job offers, but you need a high CGPA because there are a lot of students in this branch. JP Morgan is one of the top recruiters. The average package is about 10 lakhs, but the highest amount changes every year. The lowest package usually falls between 3 to 4 lakhs.

Campus: The campus has super-fast Wi-Fi everywhere. Labs in every department are well-equipped. Computer labs have all the latest software and hardware for hands-on learning. Classrooms have cool stuff like projectors and mics. The library at TIET, called Nava Nalanda, is amazing. It's a 4-floor library full of books for studying, research, and group work. Hostels are clean and rooms are big. The food in the mess is good quality. Plus, the evening and night canteens have lots of choices. The medical facilities are good, with ambulances always on time and the dispensary open 24/7. There's a sports complex with an indoor badminton court and everything else needed for sports and teamwork.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They know their stuff and are always there to help out. The courses cover what's important right now, and the exams are not too tough. If you pay attention in class and put in some effort, getting good grades is totally doable.

Placement: The computer engineering department is great for placements. They offer a top salary package of 55 LPA and the average is 12 LPA. Around half to sixty percent of students land good jobs. Some even head for masters abroad. Big companies like Google, JP Morgan, Deloitte, Microsoft, and Apple come for placements. They offer roles like software developer, intern, or analyst.

Campus: Thapar's campus is stunning with Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs and classrooms are top-notch. The hostels are spacious, clean, and comfy. The food is tasty, and the staff is super helpful. Plus, the hostels even have their own gym and laundry services.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful. They do a good job teaching us. The course content is pretty good, but we don't have any industry visits, which would be helpful for MBA students like me.

Placement: Most of us in our course found jobs after graduation, around 80-85%. The lowest salary was 3 LPA, while the average was 6.5 LPA, and the highest was 18.5 LPA. Companies like Hyundai, Nestle, and TCS hire students from our course. Almost everyone in our class got an internship too, which was awesome.

Campus: The college campus is nice with air conditioning everywhere. Classrooms have projectors and the library is good too. Hostel facilities are good with automatic washing machines available. Water is good to drink and washrooms are cleaned regularly.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. They're always ready to assist us with anything we need. The course content can be tough, but the exams are pretty manageable if you put in the effort. You just need 35 marks out of 100 to pass each subject, and don't forget to keep your attendance above 75% in all classes.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs, around 70%. Internships are given based on our CGPA. The highest salary is 50 LPA, and the lowest is 10 LPA. Big companies like Apple, Microsoft, and JP Morgan come to hire us. Some students struggle to get internships due to high CGPA requirements. Jobs here focus on projects and CG. It's important to aim for good placements.

Campus: The facilities and infrastructure at this college are awesome. You can find cool hangout spots all around campus. The cafeteria serves really good food. The hostel facilities are nice too, with clean and well-kept washrooms. They also organize a lot of fun sports events here.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They're friendly and know a lot about the course. Most of them have PhDs, so they're super qualified. The course content is good too. We have to do an internship as part of the program, which is cool.

Placement: The college helps us get good jobs. Big companies come to campus for hiring. About 80% of students in each batch get jobs in these companies. Companies like Hyundai, Nestle, Philips, etc., come for hiring. The average salary offered is around 6.5 LPA.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. The hostel and campus buildings are well designed. They have everything here like sports, gym, and a canteen. The library is awesome too with all the books we need. The campus is super clean, which is cool. The hostel rooms, Wi-Fi, and food are all good quality. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and available round the clock. They use different teaching methods like case studies and presentations, which makes learning interesting. We also have guest faculty visiting us often. Our college even offers student exchange programs. It's a great place for studying marketing.

Placement: Most of the seniors in my college get jobs by March, and others keep getting placements after that. The average salary for our batch is around 5.87 LPA. Big companies like Hyundai, KPMG, and MRF come to our campus for placements in sales and marketing. About 70% of us also get internships here, with an average stipend of 7000 per month. The placement cell really works hard to make sure everyone gets a good job.

Campus: This campus is super high-tech in India. They've got Wi-Fi, medical help, a library, sports, air-conditioned hostel and classes. The food in the canteen and mess is tasty. I haven't had any problems with the buildings here.

Admission: The teachers in the Biotechnology department at Thapar are really friendly and know their stuff. The stuff we learn is practical and we get to do a lot of hands-on work like labs, projects, and research. The exams are tough but most people pass with an 85% success rate. They keep updating what we learn, especially in areas like bioinformatics and molecular biology.

Placement: Most of the undergrad students found jobs this year, around 83%. The highest salary offered was 21 LPA, while the average was 5 LPA. Companies like Vedanta Innovation, Growth Jockey, and JP Morgan come for placements.

Campus: The Biotechnology department at Thapar has top-notch labs, modern classrooms with projectors, and a great library. The hostels are awesome too, with everything from laundry and cleaning services to yummy food and medical help. Plus, there's Wi-Fi everywhere!

Admission: The exams are tough, with only about 35% of students passing. It's crucial to study hard to pass and actually take the exams. The internship situation isn't great either, requiring a lot of effort to succeed.

Placement: Placements have been just okay lately. Big companies like Apple, Google, Infosys hire from here. Around 60-70% of students got placed last year. This year, 1770 students got jobs. Most students got placed  about 70%. The pay was between 5 lakh to 11.09 lakh on average.

Campus: The hostels are kinda old, but the Wi-Fi is awesome. The library is super cool with lots of stuff, and they even have separate hostels for guys and girls. It's great that the library is always open and has AC. Plus, you can get Wi-Fi anywhere on campus, which is super convenient.

Admission: The teaching is really good here, and you gotta keep up with 75% attendance. My course covers a mix of electrical and computer stuff that comes up in interviews and gets us ready for jobs. The exams are tough, but you can practice with old questions on the Thapar website. Teachers are helpful and answer our questions, except at night.

Placement: I'm in a course with around 250 students, which is about 8-9% of the whole college. The highest salary offered here is 20 LPA, while the average is 8 LPA. JP Morgan is the top company that hires from our college. Most of us, around 70%, land internships, especially at tech giants like Microsoft.

Campus: In my college, every class has Wi-Fi and AC, which is awesome. The lab is well-equipped for projects and experiments. The hostels offer different options like 4 seaters, 3 seaters, 2 seaters, and 1 seater. The food in the mess is from Sodexo, a company from France, and it's really good and clean. The medical facilities are good too, with an ambulance always on standby. We also have a fun sports event every year.

Admission: The professors in our program really know their stuff. They all have PhDs from universities abroad. A lot of them are working on research projects too. We have 8 semesters with different exams like mid-terms and end-terms. The course was actually created by Thapar, the university itself.

Placement: The placements for biotechnology students in our college are good. The average salary offered is around 6-7 LPA. Companies like Roots Analysis, Biocon, Sun Pharma, and Dabur come for internships and placements. The highest salary offered is 16 LPA, while the lowest is 2 LPA.

Campus: Thapar University's campus is huge, covering 250 acres. The library is four floors tall and filled with lots of books. The classrooms have air conditioning and projectors for teaching, which is cool. The hostels are awesome too they have free Wi-Fi, air-conditioned rooms, and bathrooms in each room. Plus, there are loads of guards on campus to keep things safe.