Muthurangam Government Arts College

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff. They got their jobs by passing the exams they had to. The courses are all about getting us ready for the real world. The exams aren't easy, but they're fair and test what we've learned.

Placement: Most students in my course got placed, with the best offer at 8 LPA, the lowest at 2 LPA, and the average at 4.2 LPA. Big companies like Tata, Hyundai, and Wipro hire from our program. Also, 80% of us did internships at Sutherland. I worked as a software engineer there, but there were other roles available too, like tester and trainee.

Campus: I really like how clean and tidy the classrooms are at our college. The labs are also well-kept with plenty of equipment. The computer lab is cool with AC and has Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The library is stocked with books and has an e-library and Wi-Fi too. The hostel is nice and the food is pretty good. Overall, a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They're really friendly and easy to talk to. The courses are all about getting us ready for the real world. The exams are tough, but they really show what we've learned.

Placement: The placements were okay. Some good companies hired students. The highest salary was Rs. 15,000/month, and the lowest was Rs. 12,000/month. Unfortunately, there were no internships offered by the college.

Campus: The college classrooms are super clean and tidy. The labs have loads of equipment and are well-kept. The computer lab is cool with AC and Wi-Fi. The library is stocked with books and has an e-library and Wi-Fi too. The hostel is decent and the food is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. I found the semester exams to be fair and not too hard. The head of the department is also super friendly.

Placement: The job placements and salaries at our college are just okay. The highest salary you can get is around Rs. 15,000 per month, while the lowest is about Rs. 12,000. Mostly small startup companies come for hiring, but only a handful of big companies show up. Unfortunately, our college doesn't offer any internships.

Campus: The lab facility isn't great, but the sports are good. Wi-Fi is not available, but the library is well-kept. Classrooms are just okay. We have a canteen and mess on campus. Restrooms could be better. The auditorium is really nice. The campus is clean with a good parking area.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and helpful, not just in our department but in others too. They're really smart and know their stuff. They only hire teachers who pass the government exam, so you know they're good. They explain things well, clear up any confusion, and are friendly. The exams are not too hard, and most students pass with over 80 percent.

Placement: I'm glad to say that most students in our course got placed around 70%. The top companies that came for recruitment were TCS, Wipro, Zoho, Infosys, HCL, and more. The highest salary offered was 7 LPA, the average was 5 LPA, and the lowest was 2.9 LPA. We had roles like Software Engineer, Tester, Scholar Trainee, and others. Unfortunately, there were no internships available at our college.

Campus: Our department has labs for different standards like undergrad and postgrad. We have an air-conditioned lab with Wi-Fi and good systems for practicals. The hostel quality is good, the food is tasty and clean. Every year we have a fun sports day with lots of games at our college.

Admission: The teaching here is solid, but the coaching could be better. You need a good grasp of your subjects to do well at this college. You'll have 6 exams throughout the 3 years, but they're not too hard. You just need to score 45 out of 100 to pass.

Placement: After finishing my degree at this college, I found that there aren't any internships or job placements offered here. Since it's a government college, they don't organize campus interviews. But don't worry, students still find jobs based on their own skills and hard work.

Campus: We've got labs for chemistry, physics, and zoology. Plus, there's a library and extra classrooms for all departments. The hostel is free for students, which is awesome. We also do sports competitions at the university and have NCC and NSS groups. It's pretty cool here!

Admission: The teachers here are nice, but they aren't very good at teaching. I don't feel like I learn a lot from them. The way they teach is not great, and sometimes we have a lot of free time with no classes. The stuff we learn is okay, but it's kind of outdated. It doesn't really prepare us for working in the real world.

Placement: In our college, we don't have campus interviews. We have to find jobs ourselves. There aren't any recruiting companies, but sometimes local companies in Vellore might hire if they have openings. Students mainly focus on projects instead of internships.

Campus: The college campus is really green, with lots of trees that make it peaceful. The buildings are old and don't have good facilities. The Wi-Fi and classrooms are not great either. Unfortunately, there's no hostel and the canteen is not up to par. On the bright side, we do have sports and games every year, which is fun.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super friendly and really know their stuff. They teach at a high level, so you're getting a top-notch education. The course sets you up well for the industry by the time you finish. The semester exams are fair, and most students pass with over 80%. It's a great place to learn and prepare for your future career.

Placement: I really liked studying at our college. They helped 56% of students get placed. The pay packages ranged from 1.9 LPA to 7 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Zoho, and AGS Healthcare came for recruitment. Unfortunately, our college doesn't offer internships. But the roles offered after our course are in the IT and BPO sectors. Overall, I had a good experience here.

Campus: The college has water, clean bathrooms, Wi-Fi, and nice classrooms with AC. The labs also have Wi-Fi. The hostel food is good quality, and there are lots of sports and games. The food in the hostel is hygienic and tastes good. Students in the hostel really enjoy their meals.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and friendly. Most of them have Ph.Ds and know a lot. But some departments don't have enough teachers.

Placement: I wish the college had placement help. We have to find jobs on our own. Professors don't help with placements. They do hold a job fair, but it doesn't lead to good jobs.

Campus: The library here isn't great. It's hard to find books, and they're kinda beat up. The college setup needs workno canteen, Wi-Fi, or nice campus. Some classrooms are okay, but everything could be better.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super motivating. If we're not feeling it, they'll take a break and help us get back on track. They work with us to come up with new ways to learn better. We don't just memorize stuff here, they focus on teaching us the basics in every subject.

Placement: I'm really happy to be studying at our college because it's autonomous. I recently landed a job at Aspire Systems with a 5 LPA salary package. Some of my friends are also working at TCS, CTS, Wipro, and Amazon. Our college doesn't have any tie-ups with companies for placements, so we only have off-campus drives. During my final year, I got 4 job offers. A lot of students in my batch also got placed in big MNCs. It's cool to see companies hiring students based on their skills and hard work.

Campus: I stayed in the men's hostel at our college. It's a government hostel, so not many extra things. The food there is okay, and they have sports activities. I did B.Sc in computer science. The labs were great, and the Wi-Fi was strong. They have separate labs for UG and PG students. The college lets us know about events like competitions, seminars, and workshops happening nearby.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The way they teach is top-notch. The course content is practical and prepares us well for the industry. We do need to put in effort to learn on our own. The exams are fair, but sometimes the exam supervisors are a bit careless.

Placement: I have to be honest, our college doesn't really help with placements. We have to find internships ourselves because no companies come to recruit here. And if by chance a company does come, it's usually a local one offering low-paying jobs that don't match our course. The salary they offer is usually around 8000 per month. So yeah, we're pretty much on our own when it comes to finding job opportunities.

Campus: The infrastructure here is really lacking. We don't have Wi-Fi, a canteen, or even a mess. The computer lab and labs are there, but many computers don't work. The medical facilities are also pretty poor.