Modern Engineering and Management Studies

Admission: The teachers are super helpful here. Exams can be hard, but if you put in the effort, you'll do fine. The pass rate is around 35%. The syllabus is huge according to BPUT, and there are tons of books to go through. Our professors really support us with good notes to do well in the semester.

Placement: I heard that over half of the students got jobs from this college. If you meet the requirements, you're pretty much guaranteed a job. Just make sure to do well in your studies. Companies like TCS and other consultancies come to recruit from here. Most students in our course got internships around 70% of us.

Campus: The course I'm taking has lots of facilities like labs, equipment for practice, and cool classrooms. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. We've got 3 libraries and classrooms. The hostel is decent, but the food could be better. They're cool with letting us play sports and games, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good - they know their stuff and explain things clearly. The courses are practical and get us ready for jobs. Overall, it's a great college with lots of opportunities for students.

Placement: I really like my college because 60% of students in our course get placed in good companies. The highest salary is 40k, the lowest is 20k, and the average is 30k. Many big companies like TCS, Mahindra, Suzuki, Ori Past, Hari Past, Birla Tyres, and Ispat Alloys come here for placements. Our course focuses a lot on practical learning, which is great because it helps us perform well in different companies. The companies offer packages ranging from 20k to 40k per month. Also, around 40% of students in our department land internships with companies like Ispat Alloys, Birla Tyres, and Ori Past. It's a great opportunity for hands-on experience.

Campus: Our college is great! The Wi-Fi is super fast, the labs have all the equipment we need, and the classrooms have projectors and A/C. The library has 1500 books, which is really helpful for studying. We have 3 hostels - one for boys, one for girls, and one for lecturers. They're all watched over by CCTV for safety. The food in the canteen is tasty and clean. We also have regular medical check-ups. Plus, there's a cricket stadium, volleyball field, and basketball court for sports. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers are really friendly and helpful. They make learning easy and fun. The courses give you a good foundation for your future job. If you study and practice writing, the tests will be no problem. Just put in the effort, and you can achieve anything!

Placement: Almost all students here find jobs after finishing college, around 90%. Companies like QSpider come to hire students. I wouldn't suggest this place for campus placements because of some reasons, but the fees for the courses are lower compared to other colleges. So, it's up to you to decide.

Campus: The library here has a lot of books to choose from. The hostel has Wi-Fi and clean water. The classrooms can get a bit stuffy because the AC isn't always on. We have two labs available for experiments. The food is pretty good and you won't go hungry.

Admission: The teachers are hit or miss. Being a private college, some teachers leave because of pay. The ones left are qualified and know their stuff. They stick to the syllabus. The teacher to student ratio is pretty good. I got a taste of the industry. The course material was helpful for me.

Placement: Our college didn't have any job placements on campus, so we went to two off-campus placements in BBSR. At NMIET, 3 out of 35 students got selected by JBM Motors. Another group of us went for interviews at Collabera Software Company. JBM Motors offers a Rs. 10,000 salary, two meals a day, and living accommodations in Chennai during training. They also give a bonus for overtime.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus was a letdown, it didn't work. But the labs were great and the classrooms were fine. The library was good too. Sadly, there were no medical services available. The sports facilities were nice. The canteen served good food for all meals. The hostel rooms were good, although some were under repair. When I started in 2013, they told me the annual fee was Rs. 50,000, but that was a lie. I'm a poor student and had to take a Rs. 2 lakh loan from Andhra Bank. It was a struggle to pay Rs. 60,000 per year in the end.

Admission: The teachers here have their own way of teaching. They're all nice and helpful, especially the core subject teachers. They make an effort to connect with us in different ways to help us feel at ease. It's great, you'll enjoy it.

Placement: I think the placements here are just okay. My advice to future students would be to concentrate more on their career goals rather than just the college. If you work hard and aim for the best, there are plenty of opportunities waiting for you. Stay focused on your goals, and you'll find many options opening up for you.

Campus: The college has top-notch infrastructure that gets updated every year. The library is really good, and the classrooms are awesome. There are two canteens one for snacks and one for meals. Plus, there's a huge playground for sports enthusiasts to shine.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super qualified and nice. They help us with our questions and make sure the class runs smoothly. They're really smart and always there to help with any problem. We have tests after each unit, and they even give extra classes to make sure we understand everything. They're great at clearing up any doubts we have.

Placement: The college management here is really good at coming up with interesting ways to teach us. The teachers they hire are super smart and did really well in school. Our college has connections with companies like consultants, Genpact, and Sutherland Solution Pvt Ltd. I know a few students who got jobs through the college campus. It's a great place to learn and get ready for the real world.

Campus: The college needs to improve its infrastructure to provide better service. It would be great to have a permanent snacks and food canteen on campus. The lecturers shouldn't be burdened with fee collection duties; they should focus on teaching us. The campus has everything we need, like a good canteen and sports facilities. We have a tennis court and a big cricket playground. There are new buildings coming up, which will make the campus even better.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and have lots of experience. The course is really engaging and sets us up well for the workforce. The semester exams are fair if you put in the work. To pass, you need to aim for a 6 out of 10 CGP.

Placement: I did well in this course, with a score above 6 CGP. It's great for our future. If you master all programming languages, you can land high-paying jobs at top companies like Facebook and Google. Plus, scoring above 7 CGP can even get you an internship.

Campus: The course facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library are great. The hostel on campus is convenient. The food in the mess is tasty, and there are lots of sports to join. Each hostel room has three beds and they clean daily. We also get to go on outings once a month.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. They do a decent job teaching, and the course content is right on point for getting us ready for the industry. The exams are pretty challenging, with a 70% pass rate. You definitely need to put in some effort to succeed here.

Placement: I took some programming courses here and learned a lot from students from different states. After that, I got a job off-campus. The companies that come for placements mainly hire a lot of people at once. I also did an internship at companies like CTTC and DRDO. This year, some of us even landed jobs at TCS and Accenture.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well here, and the labs are great. Classrooms are also nice. The canteen isn't that great because it's not run by our college. Wi-Fi is also available in the labs. The hostel is okay. The food in the canteen is just okay. Right now, there's construction going on at our college, and the air conditioning in the classrooms isn't working.

Admission: Most of the teachers here graduated from NIT. They designed the course really well with help from alumni. If you study hard all year, passing the exams is pretty doable. Exams happen every 6 months like a semester system.

Placement: This course at the college is awesome! Everyone gets top marks. The highest salary offered was 12.30 LPA, while the lowest was 1.23 LPA. Companies like Tata, Maruti Suzuki, and more hire from here. Around 75% of students get internships with these big companies. The teachers have great industry experience to share. It's a great place to learn and grow!

Campus: The college has great facilities like 24/7 Wi-Fi. The labs are well-equipped and the library has all the engineering books. The classrooms are comfortable with smart technology. Hostel facilities are good and the food is decent. There's also round-the-clock medical help available, which is a big plus.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They explain things well and make sure we get it. They mix in some extra examples if we're struggling to grasp a topic. It's great!

Placement: Last year, lots of us got placed in companies like Sutherland, Facebook, and Gemini. Our college brings in many companies for placements, so students have good options. Overall, I think the college is pretty good.

Campus: The classrooms have AC and Wi-Fi, the campus is nice. The labs are in good condition. The food is good too. The teachers are experienced and got their degrees from top colleges like IIT, NIT, Centurian University, and Kiit University. Hostel rooms are comfy.