Plaksha University

Admission: The courses are designed in collaboration with UC Berkeley, Purdue, and IISc. They are perfect for anyone interested in AI, mechatronics, and robotics. Each course has a unique evaluation system, with exams making up a maximum of 50% of the total grade.

Placement: So far, only students from the Tech Leaders program have got jobs. They're getting around 20 lakhs per year. The RCPS placements are expected to be just as good. Around 90% of students have landed cool internships in different companies. They're working on everything from embedded systems to quant trading.

Campus: The college has a cool makerspace with a robotics lab. They've got all the stuff you need for robots like microcontrollers and sensors. Plus, there are 3D printers for making stuff. The hostel is awesome with AC and heating. The WiFi is fast at 100-200 Mbps. And there are lots of sports facilities to enjoy both indoors and outdoors.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and know their stuff. They're always there to help us out. But man, the workload can be overwhelming. The classes are challenging, and we have a lot of tests and assignments. It's tough to pass, with only about 40% of students making it through. But hey, at least the subjects are useful for our future careers.

Placement: Even though no batch has graduated yet, there are already opportunities for internships with top companies that pay well. I heard that BCG and Arcesium have already offered PPOs with awesome packages. It's cool to see companies interested in hiring us even before we've graduated.

Campus: I really like the setup of this college. The Wi-Fi in the classrooms is great, and everything is easy to get to. The dorms have awesome sports gear, and the health center is always open.

Admission: The teachers here are from top colleges like IITS, NITS, and Bits Plan. What's cool is that we learn through projects, which feels more real-life. The semester exams aren't too tough, as long as you put in some effort. But if you slack off, they can be a bit challenging.

Placement: In my final year, around 80% of students land jobs, with an average salary of 18 LPA. I know a senior who scored 40 LPA at BCG, and another one got 45 LPA at Arsisum. Companies like Flipkart, Shadi.com, Orangewood, etc., visit our campus regularly. Talking about the 3-year internships, 5 students are at BCG, 2 at Flipkart, and 1 at Arsisum. Many others also get placed in different companies. The best part is that most of them already have job offers before they even graduate.

Campus: The college has great facilities like AC rooms in the hostel, Wi-Fi, a big air-conditioned classroom, and a library that can fit 500 people. There's also a football ground, basketball, tennis, and volleyball courts. And the food in the mess is really good!

Admission: The professors here are really qualified. Most of them are from top colleges like IIT or have taught at places like IIM, BITSPILANI. They're easy to talk to, and we even get special times every week to meet with them. If you can't make it, you can always email and set up a meeting. Since there aren't too many students about 150 in the first and second years and 100 in the older batches the teachers can give each of us good attention. The classes are well-organized and get us ready for the real world. The tests are tough, though, and you need at least a 32% to pass.

Placement: Our senior batch hasn't graduated yet, but a few already secured job offers from Aakash Institute and Airtel Bharti. As for us, DSEB students, we're currently interning. Around 9% of us landed internships at BCG. The rest of us are considering roles like Data Scientist, Data Analyst, Finance Analyst, and more.

Campus: The college has a cool lab for finance projects called Jefferies Finhub. There are computer labs with good Wi-Fi too. The mess can fit over 300 students. You can get different food options on different floors. There's a shop for snacks and daily stuff like chips. They serve North and South Indian food, pizza, coffee, and more. Classes are in two blocks. The Bharti Block has 9 classrooms and labs. The Havells Block has sports like basketball and volleyball. They hold tournaments and a big sports fest called Eklavya.