Maulana Azad College of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. They've got Ph.D. and M.Tech degrees from top colleges like IIT, NIT, and BCECE. Plus, they've been teaching for a long time, like 10-15 years! Don't stress about the facilities either. This college is one of the oldest engineering colleges in India.

Placement: The placement record is okay, but not great. Only the really good students get selected. Companies like HCL, Wipro, and Infosys come for CS and ECE courses. For Civil, companies like Disaster Management and L&T recruit students. The salary package ranges from 2 lakh to 12 lakh per annum, with a placement rate of around 60-70%.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with well-equipped labs and all the necessary instruments and machines. There's a library, ground, and seminar hall on campus. Unfortunately, there's no hostel, so you'll have to find your own place to stay. The campus hosts events like sports events, interviews, workshops, and seminars. Plus, there's a canteen for food.

Admission: The teachers at this college really care about the courses. They also organize fun activities outside of classes. Every year, they have a big event where they invite special guests like the governor of Bihar. They even recognize the top students from each department.

Placement: The college placements are really good. Lots of companies come to campus and hire students. They also have good placements in other departments. Our TPO sir works hard to bring more companies for placements. Every year, many students get placed in top companies like Wipro.

Campus: The classrooms at our college are really nice. The labs have all the equipment we need, and the lab assistants and professors are helpful. The canteen is decent, serving samosas, tea, and biscuits. Plus, getting to the college by road or rail is easy.

Admission: Most teachers in this college aren't great, except for a few. Overall, the faculty is the worst. They trick students and use really old notes from the Stone Age. They copy those notes for us. The college course is super outdated, and the system is ancient. They still do yearly exams instead of semesters. It's all just really old-fashioned.

Placement: I graduated in 2017 but my final results were published in 2018. There were hardly any good job placements advertised by the college. It's better to have no placements than misleading ones. I wouldn't recommend this college to anyone. They don't provide any internships either. It's like they're playing with students' futures.

Campus: The infrastructure is okay, but it's not great. It's not as good as other engineering colleges. Lately, the college has been paying more attention to improving it because the number of students joining is dropping each year. The exam schedule is always changing and the sessions start late. Results also take a long time to come out.

Admission: The teachers at Maulana Azad College are really great, which sets it apart from other colleges in Bihar. The mechanical engineering faculty is especially awesome because many of them graduated from top institutes like IIT, NIT, Aligarh University, and Jamia University. It's cool to learn from such experienced teachers!

Placement: The college doesn't have many industry connections for placements. Some students do get placed, but not with great pay. Most placements happen outside the campus. Lately, the college is trying to improve placement opportunities for students.

Campus: The college has improved its infrastructure a lot. They started organizing sports, games, and tech fests, but it's still small-scale. The library is great with lots of books and journals. Only the computer science department has Wi-Fi. There's no cafeteria, but there's a canteen serving snacks like samosas, tea, and meals.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to answer questions. I've learned a lot from them, especially the ones with lots of teaching experience. The courses are interesting and match what we need to know. But man, those semester exams are tough!

Placement: I'm happy to say that nearly a third of us got placed in our department. The salary packages ranged from 7 LPA to 21 LPA. Some big companies like NTPC, TCS, Infosys, and others recruited students from our college. About 21% of us also got internships. And there are plenty of great job roles available in our course.

Campus: I really like the labs, classrooms, and library at our college. They have a lot of facilities and the staff is helpful. The college infrastructure is top-notch. Plus, we have a cool canteen with lots of fast food options. And there's also medical help available on campus. It's great!

Admission: The professors in our department are really great at teaching. The study plan is okay, but they need to check if students are doing well. Last semester was hard, and only half of the students passed.

Placement: The placements are going great for our batch (2015-17). Around 60% of us already have jobs lined up. The salary packages vary from 2 LPA to 14 LPA, depending on how good you are. We've got big companies like Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and more coming to hire students. And there are also Indian companies like TCS, Reliance, and Wipro recruiting students. It's exciting to see where everyone ends up!

Campus: The college has all the basics covered with good facilities, but it lacks a library, sports area, and cafeteria. The place is nice and clean overall, but the bathrooms need some work and the water supply could be better. One cool thing is that we can pray in the college, and the washroom for that is kept really clean.

Admission: The teachers here are super experienced. They make classes fun and interesting. Assignments can be a bit much sometimes, but they're manageable. The teachers are really helpful and you can ask for help anytime. We have about three exams every semester.

Placement: The college has a training and placement cell that helps students find jobs. Around 70% of students got placed last year. The average package was over 6LPA, and popular companies like Reliance and HCL recruited students.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with new buildings coming up. Our classes have smart boards and Wi-Fi, which is cool. There's a big auditorium for events and a huge football and cricket field. And don't forget about the canteens, cafes, and medical facilities on campus. It's all here!

Admission: The courses they have are CSE, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Electronics & Communication. The faculty, who mostly have M.Tech qualifications, are really nice. They treat us like family and teach well.

Placement: The teachers in the placement cell are really helpful. They teach us how to prepare for interviews. The college used to offer internships, but not anymore. There's a decent chance of getting placed here, around 50-50. Big companies like Wipro and TCS visit the campus for placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent, not as fancy as IITs or NITs, but it gets the job done. We've got 5 buildings on campus: 1) The Study Building is where we have lectures. 2) The Lab Building is where we do our lab work. 3) The Workshop Building is for hands-on technical stuff like building and motor skills. 4) The Office Building is for admin work and also houses the library. 5) The Civil Building is specifically for civil engineering lab work. 6) And of course, we've got the Canteen Building for grabbing some grub. Overall, it's a good setup for studying and getting work done.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, especially since some of them are IIT graduates. Overall, I think the faculty is good. But, the course curriculum needs a total revamp. Magadh University is still sticking to an old curriculum with outdated stuff. They should include more updated subjects and important technical theories. This needs a proper overhaul for sure.

Placement: I landed a job at SIS-Prosegur through campus placements. At first, placements were not great, but now more companies are showing up. When I got placed, only 3 others joined me, and we got an average package of 2.4LPA. It's good that more companies are visiting now, but the placement cell still needs work. The college has potential, but they should focus on improving the placement cell and development programs for students.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities for ECE and EEE students, like labs and stuff. They got a new director in 2012 who invested a lot in making the labs even better. The Civil department is new and has all the cool lab stuff too. They also have language labs and programs to help students improve their personality. It's pretty cool!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good and reliable. Classes start on time and each group has their own mentor who helps out a lot. The only downside is that the industry isn't quite ready for us yet. The syllabus is outdated, which makes it tough for the teachers to keep up.

Placement: In the past 2-3 years, the college helped many students get jobs at startups. But they still need to improve on placements. If they focus on that, I believe this college can become the top choice in Patna and Bihar. I really hope they take this seriously so all of us students can benefit from being near NIT Patna and IIT Patna.

Campus: The college has five buildings, which is enough. The classrooms don't have air conditioning, but the library has wifi. The electricity works well. Unfortunately, there's no hostel provided. There's one canteen on campus, but the food isn't great.