NIELIT Calicut - National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The courses are up-to-date, but they could use more real-world experience. We have regular tests that help us do well in our exams, and most students pass with a 75 percent success rate.

Placement: Lots of big companies visit our college for hiring students and offer internships too. But honestly, the pay they offer isn't great  it's like around 2 lakhs per year on average. Not many students in my course got internships, only about 55%. It's pretty low, to be honest.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms are all great they're in good shape and have good ventilation. The classroom has two air conditioners and six fans, which is awesome. The hostel is pretty good too, with clean rooms, regular water, and tasty mess food. And there are sports facilities and medical rooms too!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. They know their stuff and are friendly. Most of them have a Ph.D. in their subject. The curriculum is always up-to-date, thanks to a team of professionals who keep it current. The exams are made using a mix of AI technology and questions from our teachers.

Placement: During my time at college, lots of students get jobs every year  like more than 40%. Infosys is a big company that hires many students. The highest salary I heard about was 12 LPA. On average, students usually get around 8 LPA. Before finishing our courses, everyone has to do internships at places like ISRO, BARC, DRDO, and IIT. At the start, we learn about being interns in system or research fields. Later on, we can become system developer engineers, heads, or managers.

Campus: The college has really fast Wi-Fi, separate libraries for each department, and a big library with books and computers. The classrooms have good display screens. The hostel is close to the campus and has everything you need nearby like a hospital, sports ground, and food options. Overall, it's a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers here are a mix of scientists and industry folks. They really push us to learn practical stuff, not just memorize textbooks. They give us all the materials we need for exams. The courses are good, but could be better. There are only 36 students in a batch, so we get a lot of attention from the teachers. And even the lab staff really know their stuff.

Placement: Internship placements are a big deal here for M.Tech students. Companies like Intel, Microchip, Bosch, Tata Elxsi come to hire interns. Over 80% of students get placed. Intel pays around 7.50 LPA, while TI offers almost Rs. 40,000 monthly stipend. Most placements are in embedded or VLSI fields. Mistral Solutions had VLSI roles. Almost everyone gets an internship, or they do a project at the college instead.

Campus: The college infrastructure is top-notch. It used to be a research center, but now it offers M.Tech courses as well as PG diplomas. This means less focus on extracurricular activities, but the labs are amazing with the latest technologies. Classrooms have projectors and smart setups. Unfortunately, there's no medical facility on campus, but hospitals are close by. The library is awesome with lots of academic and tech books. No bus service, but the boys' hostel is only 400 meters away. The new hostel is great, but the old ones aren't as good. The canteen food is okay, so some of us ate out or at NITC. The hostel has a ground for volleyball and badminton, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. The classes are well-organized, and we get extra study sessions to review. We have a couple of smaller tests before the big exams, which is great for getting ready. They also push us to join clubs and events, making sure we have a good mix of study and fun on campus.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys come often. The placement team helps a lot, and lots of students get good jobs with nice salaries. It's awesome how many opportunities there are here.

Campus: The college has nice buildings and lots of things to use. The dorms are okay, and the food in the cafeteria is fine. The bus always comes on time. The teachers are pretty good, not bad. We have fun doing stuff like art and cultural events, which makes college fun.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always there to help. They make sure we understand everything and even give us extra stuff to learn. They keep us in the loop about what we need to do and are fair with our grades. We have quizzes often in class and the exams by AKTU can be tough sometimes.

Placement: I'm a first-year student in B.Tech CSE. I haven't done any placements or internships yet, but seniors say it's important to work on your skills. They recommend aiming for jobs outside of just college placements. The college arranges seminars and workshops with companies like Infosys. These events help us improve our personality, soft skills, and get ready for the industry. We also get to practice mock interviews and attend technical sessions. It's all about getting us prepared for the real world.

Campus: The classrooms don't have AC, but they're okay. They still use green boards. The campus is really green and nice. The canteens serve good food, and the library has lots of space to study. You can also do sports there. The labs are mandatory but in good condition. The hostels are safe, clean, and serve good, healthy food.

Admission: The teachers were okay, but not all of them were really good at their job. Some were great, but others didn't know much about what they were teaching. The courses were okay, but they need to be updated to help us get ready for work. Exams were not too hard, but you had to study regularly. Most people passed, around 70%, so it's doable with some effort. I'd say my academic experience was a 5 out of 10.

Placement: Only half of us got jobs through campus placements, which is a bummer. The best package was 6 LPA, the lowest was 2 LPA, and the average was 3.5 LPA  not great compared to other places. Most companies that hired were mid-tier like TCS and Tech Mahindra, not top ones. Only 40% of us got internships, mostly with small local companies. The roles offered were mostly junior like Trainee Developer, Junior Analyst, and Support Engineer, which wasn't what we hoped for. Overall, the placements weren't great  not many options and the salaries were okay. They need to improve connections with companies and offer better internships for students.

Campus: The course infrastructure is not great. Wi-Fi is unreliable, labs are old, and classrooms don't have modern stuff for teaching. The library doesn't have many useful books, which makes studying hard. The hostel is not good either. Rooms are small and not well-kept, and the food in the mess and canteen is not good. Medical help is not enough, and there aren't many sports or fun things to do. Things need to get better for students to learn and live comfortably.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and honest. I like that this college runs on its own, so the courses are up-to-date and really solid. The exams can be tough, but that just means you're learning a lot. The teachers are cool and know their stuff. The semester exams are no joke, but most people pass with around a 95% success rate.

Placement: Placement at our college seems pretty okay according to seniors. They say only the top students end up getting placed, especially those with a CGPA of 9-10. If you're an average student, chances are you won't get placed here.

Campus: The college has a nice campus with an online platform for classes. The hostel rules are super strict, almost like a prison. Food is average, nothing special. The security in the hostel isn't great, and they don't take good care of sick students.

Admission: The teachers in the computer science department are awesome for getting jobs after college. Some of them are really helpful and know their stuff, but others are not so great. They're pretty strict, but they teach regularly. The pass rate in computer science is pretty good overall.

Placement: Every year, around 200 students in my college get jobs. The salary package varies from 2 to 8 LPA. Companies like IBM, UST Global, Soti, and Infosys hire students from my course. Most students become junior software engineers after graduating. Some students even get internships with a starting stipend of 2 LPA.

Campus: The campus and hostel both have Wi-Fi. In the hostel, you can use Wi-Fi in the study hall. If you want Wi-Fi in your room, you can pay extra for it. The labs are good, and the lab assistants are helpful. The campus has great infrastructure with excellent labs, library, and classrooms.

Admission: The teachers here are really easy to talk to and know their stuff well. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. Plus, they don't spend ages on the syllabus  they teach for a decent amount of time and then let us have some free time. It's a good balance.

Placement: Our college in Kerala is really good, it's in the top 50! About 70% of us got jobs after finishing our course. Big companies like UST Global, Erasmith, Qspiders, OnFlap Technologies, and Thinkpalm Technologies come to hire students. Plus, there are plenty of chances for internships.

Campus: I wouldn't say it's perfect, but it's getting better. The hostel and classrooms are well-kept now compared to 5 years ago. The library has plenty of books, and the college canteen serves good food. They also encourage sports like cricket, football, volleyball, kho, and badminton for both guys and girls to practice.

Admission: My department is really good. The teachers are awesome and friendly, they help students a lot. The courses are interesting, but can get tough in the 2nd year. The pass rate is pretty good too.

Placement: Around 60% of students here got jobs after graduation. The job placements are really good with high-paying packages up to 50 LPA. On average, it's around 5 LPA. They also offer many internships, and a bunch of students take advantage of that. There are cool job roles like software developer and manager here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is awesome. It's not huge, but all the departments are close by. The hostel has a gym and the food at the mess is top-notch. And besides academics, the sports and games scene is really good too.