Matrusri Engineering College

Admission: The exams here are a mix of slip tests, mid-terms (internals 1 and 2, which add up to the final score), and lab midterms for practice. In the semester exams, some are easy and some are tough. You need to get at least 30-35% to pass each subject.

Placement: The college has a highest package of 25 lacs per year and a lowest package of 7 lacs per year. There are lots of internships available every month from different companies. We've got placements in companies like Yamaha, Amazon, Flipkart, and more.

Campus: The teachers could be improved. The labs are nice, and the computers are great. Wi-Fi could use some improvement. The library and canteen are just okay, could be better. Sports facilities are average, but they have indoor games like table tennis and carrom too.

Admission: The college really cares about academics, and the teachers know their stuff. Plus, they have top-notch facilities. They offer courses like civil engineering, information technology, computer science, and electronics & communication engineering.

Placement: MEC is great for placements! Lots of top companies like Cognizant, TCS, Accenture, and Wipro hire students from our college. The packages for seniors were cool, ranging from INR 5,00,000 to INR 17,00,000 per year. On average, the package was around INR 7,00,000 per year. It's awesome to see familiar brands coming to our campus for placements.

Campus: The college I go to, MEC, has really cool stuff like new classrooms, labs, and libraries. They also have a bunch of other things like hostels, transport, a health center, and a sports club. The labs in every department are super equipped. The seminar rooms are nice too they're air-conditioned, have good furniture, and come with sound systems, projectors, and screens. And we can use Wi-Fi everywhere on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really help us understand everything and answer all our questions. They know their stuff, having finished their PhDs. The courses are good and help us learn a lot. The exams are tough because they test how well we can use what we've learned. Most students pass, around 85% every year.

Placement: The job placements at my college are pretty good. Big companies came to our college and gave good job offers to the seniors. The salary packages were between INR 7,50,000 and INR 17,00,000 per year. The lowest offer was INR 5,00,000 per year, and the average was INR 7,00,000 per year. Everyone in our batch did internships too.

Campus: The college campus is huge, covering 35 acres. They've got different buildings for each subject, air-conditioned classrooms, a library, and free Wi-Fi everywhere. You'll find placement areas, a theater, labs for projects, a grassy area, a chill spot, and an indoor area. The hostel rocks with yummy food, tidy rooms, and a clean vibe. Doctors are around 24/7 and are super helpful. We play sports every day after classes on the grounds.

Admission: The teachers here work really hard and make sure we finish all the topics on time. The course content is useful and we stick to it. Exams can be tough, but not too hard. The midterms are usually tougher than the final exams. So far, everything's going great.

Placement: I'm in my second year at college and I don't know much about job placements yet. They say we can start applying in the third year. But right now, we have classes to get us ready for campus recruitment. It's all about helping us do our best when the time comes.

Campus: The classrooms have good ventilation, and the teachers are really good at teaching. But the canteen only has vegetarian food, not much variety. The library is big and has lots of books. Wi-Fi and computers work well too. It's a bummer that we don't have a hostel though.

Admission: I go to Andhra Pradesh University for my Ph.D., and the teachers are super smart and know their stuff. The program can last 4-5 years, depending on how fast you go. You'll have around 8-10 exams per semester.

Placement: This college is great for placements, but not everyone gets placed because there are so many students. They offer salaries between Rs. 7-9 Lacs, which is pretty good. Companies like Wipro and Anudip Foundation come here for recruitment. It's a good place to kickstart your career.

Campus: The college here has top-notch facilities like cozy bedrooms, spacious classrooms, a library, study tables for students, and a convenient bus service. They even have a hostel, but it's an extra cost. We get to enjoy fun events like Ganesh festival, games, sports, and cultural activities organized by the college committee. Plus, they have medical facilities too.

Admission: The classes in our college are great, and we get a good education. But the exams in each semester are kinda tough sometimes, and they grade us pretty strictly. Most students pass, around 60-70%. The academic stuff we learn is useful for engineering, but it's not super practical for real-world jobs. They care more about the college's goals than giving us hands-on experience.

Placement: The placement scene here is not great. Only about one in ten students get placed. The highest package is 25 LPA and the lowest is 4 LPA, both from the IT department. TCS is the big recruiting company. Around 70% of us got internships with different companies. Our course mainly offers software developer roles. Don't expect too many top companies to recruit here, so the placement rate isn't that high.

Campus: The campus is nice, but it's kinda small for an engineering college. The only downside is the lack of space. The classrooms don't have AC, and there's no proper play area. The canteen area is not great, and the rules are super strict, almost like being back in school.

Admission: The faculty at Matrusri Engineering College (MEC) are really helpful. You can easily check out info about the faculty for each department on the college website. I found details about the Computer Science and Engineering department faculty there.

Placement: I'm happy with the placements at Matrusri Engineering College. Most students, like 60-70%, get jobs. The top offer for an IT student is 25 LPA. On average, students get around 8 LPA. Companies like TCS, Cognizant, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, Oracle, Accenture, and Infosys come for placements. It's good to see my friends getting good job offers.

Campus: I really like Matrusri Engineering College (MEC) in Hyderabad. The campus is cool and helps me learn better. The classrooms are modern and have everything we need. The labs are also well-equipped for different subjects, giving us practical experience. And the library is awesome, with lots of books and digital stuff to help with studies.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and they teach well. The curriculum is super helpful for getting ready for jobs in fields like VLSI. The semester isn't too tough, it all depends on how much you study and prepare.

Placement: Placements in my batch are okay. We've been offered packages with the highest one being 6 LPA. Companies like Infosys, TCS, and Accenture come for placements. Over the summer, we did internships with AICTE and other companies.

Campus: The college library is awesome for studying and reading books. They have Wi-Fi and computers for us to use. Plus, there are sports facilities for basketball, shuttle, volleyball, and indoor games. The canteen serves really good food too. Love it here!

Admission: The ECE teachers here are super helpful and the best guides. They teach really well all year. The course curriculum is spot on and gets us ready for the industry. The exams focus on concepts, so understanding them is key to passing. About 75 percent of us pass our course.

Placement: The course in Selection and Communication Engineering had almost 65.8% of students placed in campus placements. The highest package was about 12 lakhs, the average was around 5 lakhs, and the lowest was about 4 lakhs. Top companies like Accenture, TCS, Infosys Pvt Ltd, and Deloitte recruited students. About 75% of students did internships at places like Deloitte and Infosys. The main roles offered were in web development and software development.

Campus: The college has great facilities like free Wi-Fi everywhere, AC labs, seminar halls, a library, project labs, an auditorium, bus transportation, and a playground. The hostel is awesome, super clean, and hygienic. Food in the mess and canteen is tasty and not too pricey. We play sports every weekend, and there's medical help 24/7 with an ambulance and good doctors. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. If you want to learn well, you gotta show up to class. It's a great place for newbies to get the hang of the basics. Just a heads up, don't try to get in through paid seats.

Placement: Placements at our college are pretty good. I'm a freshman, so I don't have a lot of info about placements yet. Our older students said if you work hard, you'll find a job. Just gotta keep that in mind.

Campus: Our college is super tiny. You can't walk around much because there are only two buildings. One is for newbies and the other is for returning students. We all stay in one building. The campus is pretty cramped, with not much space outside. But the cafeteria serves some really good coffee, which is a plus.