P.K. University

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and clear all doubts. They have good knowledge of the subjects. The course curriculum is not so relevant  it mainly focuses on theory and old technology. It's easy to pass the semester exams, with a pass percentage of around 35%.

Placement: I'm so happy to share that students with a CGPA of 8 or above got placed! The college offers great packages, with the highest being 8 Lacs per year and the lowest at 3 Lacs. Companies like Adani Ports come for recruitment, and you can even land an internship with a CGPA of 7.5. The roles offered are cool, like being an assistant web developer. It's a great opportunity for students to kickstart their careers!

Campus: The facilities at the college are pretty good, but they don't really focus on practical knowledge. The infrastructure isn't great because they're still working on it. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, a good library, and nice classrooms. The hostel has good facilities and the food in the canteen is tasty. They also offer medical services. There are lots of cultural events, sports, and games at the college.

Admission: The teachers at the college were really good at explaining things. They knew their stuff and had the right qualifications. The course content was practical and will be useful later on. Exams weren't too hard, and most students did well  around 90% passed.

Placement: I did civil engineering through the distance learning program at our university. Since I wasn't on campus, I didn't have the chance for campus placement. But students in regular classes did get placed based on their qualifications. The average salary package offered was around 4 LPA. They landed roles like electrical engineer, IT engineer, process executive jobs, and more.

Campus: The campus had everything I needed Wi-Fi, library, sports, and classrooms. The hostel and canteen were nice, and the food was good. If you ever need medical help, they've got you covered. Overall, the college's infrastructure was solid.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and help us learn well. They make sure we behave and do well too. Exams happen every year and are set beforehand. They don't postpone exams or midterms. The college takes exams seriously and they're not too hard. The ratio of teachers to students is around 1:80.

Placement: I can start applying for campus placements in the 6th semester. Companies like Wipro, TCS, and Accenture come to our college to hire software developers. The highest salary offered is 8 LPA by Wipro, while the average is between 2-5 LPA. Almost everyone gets an internship here. I'm hoping to land a software developer job after graduation.

Campus: The college buildings need some work, it's been ages since they painted the walls. But the classrooms are big and neat, with windows, whiteboards, and a projector. The library has all the books you need, plus some cool novels. Just a heads up, there's no hostel for students right now.