MEASI Academy of Architecture

Admission: The teachers at MEASI were really helpful, especially the Muslim teachers. They were all qualified and knew their stuff. Architecture exams were tough, but the teachers did a great job guiding us through it. Architecture is no joke, but they made it easier to understand.

Placement: MEASI is awesome for architecture students! Lots of Gulf Country companies, like Dean Architects, and top Indian architecture companies come for recruitment. Over 95% of students get placed, with 75% finding jobs through internships. Great opportunities here!

Campus: I love this college! The interior and exterior are amazing. The lab is super high-tech with everything you need. The classrooms are really nice, and the library is a peaceful spot to study. Only new students can stay in the hostel. And the canteen food is delicious! Plus, there's free Wi-Fi for both staff and students. It's a perfect place to be.

Admission: The teachers here are really good - they know their stuff and are always there to help out. They explain things well and clear up any questions we have. The course is spot-on for getting ready for a job in the industry. Plus, the internship gives us some hands-on experience which is super helpful.

Placement: In our course, we have to find our own job opportunities since there's no placement support. At the start, the salaries offered varied a lot. The highest was Rs. 25,000, the lowest was Rs. 10,000, and the average was Rs. 15,000 per month. The companies that usually hire top students didn't come for recruitment here. The job roles were mostly about design, like graphic designer or junior architect. Some students also chose to start their own firms. After finishing the course, students usually don't go for internships. But they do have to intern at an architecture firm for a year as part of the course.

Campus: The college has a computer lab, a library, an auditorium, a multi-purpose hall, big studios for classes, and a small workshop. The hostel facilities aren't great, and the canteen food isn't good either. They need to improve their sports facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff. They focus on helping us learn and get good grades. They don't just stick to the textbook. They push us to explore more. The curriculum is useful, but we could use more real-world experience.

Placement: Architecture colleges like ours don't really focus on placements. But that's okay because we don't have placements here. The job roles you can get after graduating are Architect or Assistant Architect. Measi College of Architecture churns out skilled graduates yearly. The salary package you get depends on how talented and well-presented you are.

Campus: The classroom studios are good, but the hostel is just okay without air conditioning. There's a lack of water in the hostel, and no Wi-Fi. The workshop, library, and computer lab are great though. Students can't use the lift. There's no playground and the canteen is really small. The lecture halls have projectors. Unfortunately, there are no sports or extra activities. No cultural events happen in or out of college. The staff is good and the teaching is great. They give us all the study materials we need. However, there are no medical facilities available.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach well, but we students need to stay on top of things too. The curriculum is pretty standard across India, so we might not be fully ready for the industry. We follow the Anna University syllabus, which isn't the most up-to-date. It's not super hard if we stay consistent with our studies. The pass rate is high, probably over 95%.

Placement: Overall, the placement scenario in architecture isn't great. It's rare for companies to visit the college for hiring, but when they do, master's students usually get around 40-50k per month. Freshers with a bachelor's degree generally start with 18-30k. Everyone manages to secure internships without much trouble. After completing architecture, there are plenty of paths to explore like interior design, graphic design, photography, and other design-related fields.

Campus: The campus at Measi is pretty good, but there's no Wi-Fi in the classrooms. The library and labs are awesome, and the hostel and food are okay, not amazing. There's another college on the same ground, but we can use it with their permission.

Admission: The teachers really focused on getting us ready for placements, which was super important. The course was really useful, especially for those of us studying architecture. It's all about how architecture can make a big difference in the world. The teachers were great at teaching us new stuff.

Placement: I loved studying architecture at this college. Almost all students found jobs after graduation, which was awesome. The salary range for placements was around Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 40,000 per month. I was lucky to get a job with a salary of Rs. 35,000 per month. Many companies came for recruitment, so there were plenty of opportunities for everyone.

Campus: The Wi-Fi was free and great for studying. The labs and classrooms were modern and nice. The library was a helpful spot. The food in the mess was good too.

Admission: The teachers are really good here  they know their stuff and are super helpful. They're the best! The course mostly sticks to what we need to learn, but it doesn't prepare us fully for the industry. We only get one year of internship practice, which is great for getting ready to work on-site and learning more.

Placement: I studied architecture, but there weren't any job placements for us. None of us got hired by any companies. The top job you can get after the course is a junior architect. It's important for every student to do an internship. The college doesn't help us find internships, so we have to look for them ourselves.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the labs and library are good. The hostel is nice, and the food is good too. However, there aren't many sports or medical facilities. Parking is limited, and there's no reliable bus service. The infrastructure needs improvement, especially a proper play area for students.

Admission: The staff here are really great! They know their stuff and are experts in their field. They're always there to give you the best education possible. The team includes knowledgeable architects who are always around to help you out during your time at college. They really care about your studies.

Placement: The architecture course doesn't offer placements like the other engineering courses do. Instead, you have to do an internship in your 4th year. It's a great way to get experience from internships that last for two semesters.

Campus: The campus is big, and we have three students in each hostel room with a bathroom. We have a mess in the hostel where we get yummy food every day. Also, there are tasty food options near the college and in the city center. Plus, there are fun places to hang out nearby.