NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology

Admission: Some teachers are really helpful, but some don't really care. The subjects are interesting, but there should be more options for students to pick what they like. Exams can be tough because sometimes we have 2 tests in one day, and during the end-of-semester exams, there's not much time between them.

Placement: The placement rate is pretty good, around 70-80%. The highest salary offered is 25 lakhs, while the lowest is 4 lakhs. NMIT Bangalore is well-known for its great engineering and management programs. We have to do 2 internships before finishing the engineering course. The college really focuses on academics and research, which is cool.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are well-equipped with Wi-Fi, which is great for studying. The mess canteen is clean and the food is decent. It's a bit lacking in sports facilities, but there are medical services on campus with a doctor and nurse available. Overall, it's a good place to focus on your studies.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff well. Each one is an expert in their subject. The way they teach is awesome. If you're confused about something, they'll explain it again until you get it. The end-of-semester exams are kind of challenging, but it also depends on how ready you are. There's no fixed pass rate. If you fail a class, you have to retake it later.

Placement: I'm studying computer science right now. The salaries after graduation range from 10 to 40 LPA. Companies like Intel and Phonepe hire a lot of students from our department. Around 75% of us find internships on LinkedIn. Most jobs are either for freshers or assistants.

Campus: The classrooms have Wi-Fi, which is great for students. They have digital boards and projectors. The labs have good equipment. The food in the mess is good, but if you get tired of it, there are other canteens. Our college canteen has both veg and non-veg food at good prices. We have 1 basketball court, a big football ground, a throwback court, and a tennis court. There are medical facilities available too.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. They cover everything in the syllabus well. I wish the classes were more hands-on though, not just all theory. The exams at the end of each semester aren't too tough, so passing them is not a big deal.

Placement: Most students get placed every year, around 90%. The highest salary offered is 40 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA, with an average of 6 LPA. Big companies like Microsoft and Amazon come for placements. Almost all students also land internships with good companies.

Campus: The campus is small but has everything you need. Wi-Fi in the classrooms is fast. The library is big and has all the books you need for studying. The food in the mess is decent. The college gives free medical services, and there are grounds for football and cricket.

Admission: The teachers here vary a lot. Some are nice and know their stuff, but others aren't so nice and struggle to teach well. The classes are okay, but what's cool is they start preparing us for jobs in the 3rd semester. Oh, and you just need 28 out of 100 to pass.

Placement: In my course, most students (around 70%) from the last batch got jobs in the Information Science department. The placements this time are decent. About 90% of eligible students got placed. The highest salary is around 20 LPA, and the average is 7 LPA. Companies like Nutanix, Capgemini, and more come to our college for placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. The classrooms are spacious and decent. I like that the Information Science classes have SMART boards. The benches are wooden but not very comfy. The hostel has 2-sharing and 3-sharing rooms, some renovated and some not. They give us B.Ed fame cupboards in the hostel. Curfew for the hostel is strictly at 10 pm.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and really help us understand our subjects well. They work hard to bring out the best in us and even assist with our projects. The exams at the end of the semester can be challenging, but it all comes down to how good our branch teacher is. This college is autonomous and offers extracurricular activities that give great results too.

Placement: Most students here get placed around 90%. The highest package is 54 LPA. Companies like TCS, Infosys, Amazon, Intel, and Phonepe come to hire us. Internships start early, and the college helps us get ready for placements. I think it's a good pick with a nice environment overall.

Campus: The labs here are big and nice. Classrooms are good, and the campus is eco-friendly. The canteen is clean and the food in the mess is decent. But you might get tired of it after a while. I like this college overall, and they have sports clubs too.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful. Sometimes the administration can be slow and make us run around for things. The exams are okay. The CSE faculty are great - they know their stuff and have good experience. They're friendly and always there to help, especially if you're into research or projects. Teaching quality is pretty good overall, although it can vary by department. The course structure is good, but it's a bit busy with classes, assignments, projects, and tests.

Placement: I'm really impressed with how the college helps students find jobs. The average package is around 4 to 5 LPA, and most students who are eligible end up with good placements in big companies. The highest package offered on campus is around 16 to 17 LPA, showing that the education here is top-notch. It's great to see both the placement cell and students working hard to make this happen.

Campus: The labs have everything we need and are well-equipped. The hostels and mess are okay, and the food in the mess is pretty good. But there's an issue with hostel rooms since there aren't enough on-campus rooms. A lot of students end up staying in off-campus hostels instead.

Admission: I really like how the college keeps the curriculum fresh by getting advice from industry pros and experienced teachers. They focus a lot on internships and job placements. That's how I got a chance to work with big companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Adobe, IBM, TCS, CTS, Wipro, and Infosys. It's awesome!

Placement: The placements at NMIT mostly come from the core and main branches. They have a high placement rate, with some branches even reaching over 98%. NITTE also helps students get international placements, especially in Japanese companies. It's great how they handle placements here.

Campus: NITTE has hostels on campus for around 1000 boys and 500 girls. Boys have four hostels, while girls have two. Students can choose between twin and triple-sharing rooms. You can get both veg and non-veg meals, but only for management students.

Admission: The teachers are okay at this college. Some of them are helpful and get it. They kept changing the course a few times while I've been here. I'm in my third year and they switched it up about 2 or 3 times. The exams aren't too hard because sometimes they give hints for the questions.

Placement: In my college, around 30% to 40% of students in my department get jobs. The highest salary for my branch is 42 LPA or 38 LPA from IT firms. The average pay is 6 LPA. In the final semester, we all hunt for internships on our own. However, the college only lets us do paid internships that they provide.

Campus: The college has great facilities and everything is well-maintained. The food is good and hygiene is always good too. In the hostel, they organize fun events like movie nights and DJ nights just for us students living there. It's a great way for us to have fun and relax.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful. Only a few of them really know their stuff, while the rest just read off slides. The exam schedule is all over the place, cramming in a ton of material with no breaks between tests.

Placement: The placements for IT/Software branches are awesome, but not so much for core branches. The packages range from 6 to 24 LPA, which is decent. Oracle and Bosch are some top companies that visit for placements. The college has a 93% placement rate and supports students in every possible way.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is okay. The professors aren't the best, they just focus on finishing the course. The labs are awesome and always clean. They upgrade the buildings every year. The canteen food is decent, but the mess food is pretty bad.

Admission: The course has 3 model tests before the main semester, with 2 of them being super important. You have to choose 2 specializations, which is required but really useful. You just need to get 40% to pass, but failing means paying a higher fee for reappearing.

Placement: Placements at NMIT are pretty good. Some of the top companies that come for hiring are Capgemini, EY, and Hager. The highest package offered is 8 LPA. It's important to consider if the company is hiring a lot of people at once. Around 70% of students end up getting placed, which is great.

Campus: My buddy stayed in the hostel and he loved it. He always made sure to be there on NV days. They even let you bring your own food. The labs are well-kept with good Wi-Fi and clean. Sometimes the computers are a bit slow, but they still work fine.