NITTE Institute of Architecture

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're super nice, always there to help, and even stick around after class. We learn how architecture impacts the environment and climate by tackling real-life issues. Exams mostly involve explaining our designs in a viva format. And the juniors give feedback and grade us based on that.

Placement: I go to this college and they don't help us with job placements after we graduate. The course is 5 years long with 10 semesters. We do get internships in the 6th and 9th semesters, but we have to find them ourselves. The college does help us with applying for internships and making the right choices.

Campus: The college has a super chill vibe and the campus is really nice. The classrooms are big and cool, especially for architecture students who need room for their designs and computer work. Everything we need is right here on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and super qualified. Some visiting faculty also teach, and they're good too. The courses are practical and help us get ready for internships. The exams aren't too hard if you keep up with the work during the semester.

Placement: I didn't see any job placements for our course at this college. Freshers might get around Rs. 15,000 per month to start. They don't have any big companies coming for hiring. We all have to do 16 weeks of internship in two semesters during the 5-year course. They offer roles like junior architect and senior architect after you gain 5 years of work experience.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. The classrooms are big and have special tables for drawing stuff. The computer lab is air-conditioned and has all the latest software we need for our classes. The library is well-stocked and there's a store where we can buy our course supplies. They even have a place where we can print and plot stuff. The hostel is nice, with clean rooms and good maintenance. They provide food and we have hot water too.

Admission: The teachers here are great at teaching. They really help each other out. The courses are good and prepare us well for placements. Some semesters can be tough, but with effort, everyone can pass the exams easily. The pass rate is around 50%, but if you put in the work, you'll make it through.

Placement: Almost half of us in our course got placed at our college. The lowest salary was 25 LPA and the highest was 85 LPA. Companies like Wipro came to hire students. Around half of us also got internships at Wipro. It's a great college overall.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is really good, and they have all the basic things you need. You can even use the library whenever you want. The hostel is nice, and they have medical help if you need it. People love playing sports and games here.

Admission: When I started college, some teachers were really helpful, but as I got to my third year, all the good ones had left. The new teachers wouldn't really teach, they'd just sit there and make us do the work, especially the history teacher. It's a shame that the good teachers always leave after just a year, and the college can't seem to keep them. The course content is practical and prepares us well for the industry. Our exams at the end of each semester are usually tough, with about 90% of students passing.

Placement: Our college doesn't offer campus placements, but there are other options after graduation. We can pursue a Master's degree, work at architecture firms, or even start our own firm. We have to do two internships during the course - one in the sixth semester and the other in the ninth. The course lasts for 10 semesters, which is about 5 years.

Campus: I really like how our college has cool labs where we can do hands-on stuff like using computers, working in the architecture workshop, and doing building simulations. The library is great too because we can access all the books online. The hostel is a bit far, about 3 kms from the college, but at least there's Wi-Fi. The only downside is the food at the hostel is really awful. It's so bad that I can't even eat it.