Nalanda College of Engineering

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They studied at IITs and NITs for their masters and Ph.D. The course curriculum is spot on for us students. They organize lots of seminars and workshops to get us ready for the industry. Our college is linked with AKU. The semester exams are kind of tough, but not impossible. You need at least a 35% to pass.

Placement: I'm from the CSE branch and some of our students landed jobs at Cisco. HCL also comes to our college for hiring. The highest salary package is around 10 LPA, while the average is between 3-4 LPA. The lowest salary package is 2.5 LPA. There are lots of software roles available for students here.

Campus: Our college campus is bigger than NIT Patna. We've got 4 hostels here, 2 for boys and 2 for girls. The facilities are great, with smart classrooms, a computer lab, and a well-equipped chemistry lab. The electrical and mechanical departments have top-notch labs. The food in the hostels is tasty and has a variety of options, whether you're into veg or non-veg. We've also got nice badminton and volleyball courts, plus indoor games like chess and carrom. And if you're into yoga, the hostel provides yoga mats for a healthy mind and body.

Admission: The teachers were okay, but they weren't super helpful since they were government teachers hired by TEQIP. The course curriculum was awesome and really prepares you for the industry. The semester exams were pretty hard and were organized by Polytechnic or government colleges. The pass rate was around 45%.

Placement: Only about 40% of us got placed after graduation. The highest salary offered was 5 LPA, while the lowest was 2 LPA. Most placements happened within the university. Collabera and HCL were the top companies hiring from here. If you were a scholar, you could get an internship. But most of us had to work hard to land a job after college.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at this college was pretty slow, only 1 Mbps. The labs were in good shape and the classrooms were clean. The library had a lot of books for my B.Tech classes. Food wasn't great, but the hostel was awesome and affordable. They had a first-aid kit and sports events every year.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They explain things in a way that makes it easy for us to get it. And when it comes to exams, there are lots of practice papers available nearby. It really helps us do well in our exams and get good grades.

Placement: Most students in our course got placed, which is awesome! The highest salary offered was 12 LPA, which is pretty good. About half of the students got internships, which is a great opportunity. The main job role offered is junior engineer, which sounds cool. The top company that recruits from our college is Power Grid. They even offer government jobs based on our grades, which is a nice bonus. Overall, it's a great place to study and kickstart your career.

Campus: The college campus has Wi-Fi, which is great. The classrooms are in good shape and the overall infrastructure is top-notch. They've got a playground for sports like cricket and volleyball, as well as a common hall. The hostels are also pretty nice.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive, but they do stick to their own plans. Some of the topics covered in the semester are outdated and not so relevant. We have mid-term exams that count for 30 marks, and the final exams are worth about 70 marks each. Plus, there's a viva exam that's worth 50 marks.

Placement: It's really up to you and what you're capable of. If you want to land a job off-campus, you gotta work on your coding skills to get hired. But sometimes, companies like TCS and other big ones do visit. Just remember, you gotta keep improving yourself to make things happen.

Campus: The hostel is decent, but could be better. They have two hostels for guys and two for girls. The food is better than what you find outside. There's a playground for cricket, volleyball, and badminton. You can find an ATM on campus too. Overall, it's a good experience. The computer lab is fine, but could use some upgrades.

Admission: The faculty here is not great. The head of the Computer Science department even taught a class after checking Durga Sir's lecture. Classes aren't consistent, and there's a big difference between what should be taught and what actually is. You can cram one day before the exam and still pass. You don't have to be super smart to do well.

Placement: The job situation here is not great. Only a couple of companies come for placements, and they mostly offer sales jobs. You can't do internships outside the campus. They limit internship leaves to just 15 days. Off-campus placements are tough, so you have to do most of the work yourself. The placement cell isn't much help either.

Campus: The lectures and admin stuff all happen in one building. For housing, there are triple-sharing rooms in the hostel. In the second year, you can get double-sharing ones. If you prefer, there's PG accommodation off-campus too.

Admission: The teachers at NCE Chandi are really experienced, they come from top colleges like NITs and IITs. Most of them have a Ph.D. No need to stress about tough exams, just maintain a 5 CGPA. Make sure to do well in mid-semester exams. And remember to be in uniform and act respectfully during practicals and viva.

Placement: Around 10 out of 60 students got jobs in 2024, with the best offer being 1.2 Cr. The main recruiters are TCS, Infosys, and sales companies. The campus is huge, spanning 54.5 acres, and the academic building has Wi-Fi. There are hostels on campus for both guys and girls.

Campus: NCE Chandi has everything on campus like Wi-Fi, labs, library, auditorium, volleyball court, and cricket. They offer B.Tech. in 6 branches: Computer Science, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Aeronautical Engineering. There are 4 boys hostels 2 being built and 2 are good. The girls have 2 hostels with space for 500 students. Food is okay.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They love their subjects and are always there to help. They're interactive and supportive. They'll guide you through your studies, sports, and cultural events. Exams are manageable if you prepare in advance.

Placement: I'm in a new branch at college, so don't know much about it yet. But for CS and other branches, lots of students are getting placed on campus or off-campus. The average package for on-campus jobs is about 5-6 LPA. Companies like Infosys and WireFlow are the top recruiters.

Campus: The college has everything you need - Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, food, sports, and medical help. The hostel is comfy and there are quiet study spots for late-night cramming. The staff is really friendly and helpful too.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They're all top BPSC qualified. The classrooms are big and have smart equipment, which makes learning a cool experience. The labs have the latest equipment too, so we can work on the newest trends with help from the lab staff. Love it here!

Placement: The college is great for learning and education, but they don't offer on-campus placements. Students have to apply off-campus and usually end up with lower-paying jobs than those who get placed on campus.

Campus: The college has great facilities like academic buildings, hostels, and sports grounds. They also provide free Wi-Fi for all students. The labs are equipped with the latest tech, making studying easier. Overall, it's a good college with everything you need.

Admission: The teachers in my course were really awesome. They knew their stuff and helped me a lot. They made difficult things easy to understand. The way they taught was great. We did lots of interactive stuff which was cool.

Placement: I'm really happy with my college because 10 percent of us got placed. Only 9 percent went into sales and marketing, and just 1 percent got into TCS. The highest salary was 17.39 Lacs, which went to Smriti Rupam. On average, we're looking at 9 LPA, and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. It's been a good experience overall!

Campus: The Wi-Fi at my college is great, and the library is awesome too. The facilities are just okay. The classrooms are big, bright, and have cool stuff like projectors and smart boards. The labs are top-notch with all the latest tech for hands-on learning. We've got super-fast Wi-Fi everywhere on campus, which makes it easy to use online resources. And the library has tons of books, journals, and digital stuff for all kinds of topics. All in all, the facilities really make learning here awesome.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They have a lot of experience and some even have Phds. They are super helpful and always there for us students. They teach us in a friendly way, so we understand everything really well.

Placement: The college has great job opportunities with lots of companies coming for placements. If you're in your final year, you can apply. Last year, loads of software companies came by. The top salary offered is pretty high. About 10% of students get placed. For mechanical engineering, you can be a design engineer, assistant mechanical engineer, or service engineer.

Campus: The facilities at our college are great! We've got a nice library, lab, classrooms, and workshop. The hostel rooms have everything you need for two people - two beds, three tables, two chairs, and two almirahs. The meals are always tasty and the hostels are super clean. Plus, the mess facilities are clean too, with long timings that work for everyone.