Prannath Parnami Institute of Management Technology

Admission: The teachers at our college were really nice. They were always there to support us. However, they mainly focused on theory and not much on practical stuff. They did their best, but they struggled to keep up with what other colleges are doing. The course material seemed a bit outdated.

Placement: Placements were a bit disappointing during my time at college. There wasn't much focus on it, and no companies came for placements. None of us got placed. Also, most students were from the village, so the atmosphere wasn't that great.

Campus: The labs were okay, but the internet was pretty bad. Classrooms were fine. I studied mechanical engineering, and the teachers were nice but not super experienced. We didn't do much hands-on stuff, just got old notes. Hostels were decent but no Wi-Fi. The college didn't really have many rules.

Admission: The faculty in the ECE department at this college is really bad. Some of them are terrible and even bully students. I heard they sometimes pass notes to certain students during exams. If you speak up against them, they can report you for misconduct.

Placement: The college doesn't offer any real placements they're all fake. The teachers in the ECE department aren't great either. The staff here is inexperienced. Every company that came for placements seemed fake. And to top it off, the people who interviewed us for jobs ended up working at the college soon after.

Campus: I barely used the college Wi-Fi in my 4-year journey, even though they charge for it. The bus service is not good - they put oil in the bus daily for $5, but it still breaks down often. We end up having to take a cab. The teachers are the main issue at this college.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really knowledgeable. They had master's degrees and 2-5 years of experience, with some having more than 8 years of experience. Our Dean was from IIT and he also led our department. They taught us both theory and practical stuff. We learned through online classes. There were 10 teachers for every 100 students, so we got good attention. We also got to learn from industry experts a few times.

Placement: The job placements were decent. Not everyone got a job, around 30-40% did. I'm not sure about the highest or lowest salary, but the average was around 2.5 - 3 lakhs. Companies like HCL, Infosys, and Gawar Construction Pvt Ltd visited for placements. Most students got trainee roles during internships without any stipend. After the internship, many became site engineers on different construction projects.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure, especially compared to others. Wi-Fi works well, labs are well-equipped, and the library is good. The medical facilities are top-notch. The management is into sports and organizes lots of events, both in college and with other colleges. The food in the canteen is tasty too. Whenever we had any issues with the infrastructure, they fixed it quickly.

Admission: The staff and teachers were kind, but they seemed to lack some knowledge. They mainly just helped us by giving us old files from previous students. This didn't really inspire us to do our own work. The labs didn't have enough equipment, so we ended up just copying from the old materials.

Placement: Back in 2014, the college had awesome placements. Around 5-10 students found jobs. When I finished my B.Tech in 2018, the college was on its way to closing down. By the time I was done, the college had shut its doors. These days, students only come by to grab their DMC or backlog certificate. Since the college shut down, they only hand out the remaining documents.

Campus: The college had good infrastructure. Classrooms had fans, but no coolers or ACs. Only offices had them. Labs were there, but students had limited access. Sometimes we couldn't even enter during free lectures. No medical facilities on campus. The canteen had limited food options like packaged snacks and Maggi. Games and sports were only during the annual function.

Admission: The college has awesome teachers who really care about students. They use different teaching methods to help us learn. The faculty is experienced and always willing to help. It feels like they treat us like their own kids.

Placement: I just graduated from this college and landed a great job at a big company. Almost all students here get job offers, with companies from all over India coming to recruit. I recommend checking out the college yourself. Everyone in my class got hired by top companies in India, and even the seniors from the last batch found jobs before graduating.

Campus: The college offers free Wi-Fi for both students and teachers. The classrooms and labs have air conditioning, and there's a modern library for students to use. Students can stay in the hostels on campus and they serve good food.

Admission: PPIMT, affiliated with Kurukshetra University in Haryana, was a great fit for me. The classes focused on overall development and really helped me grow. The course was tailored for the industry, and we had companies visiting the campus to give us insights. We also had several industrial visits during the course, which was very beneficial for our learning.

Placement: The placements here are okay. Some of us landed jobs through campus placements, which is cool. A bunch of companies came for recruitment. They tested us with a written exam and a quick chat to check our skills. In our final year, we had extra classes to prepare for the placements.

Campus: Being a new college in the area, we got to do a lot of fun stuff like tech festivals and cultural activities. We had some cool visitors from different fields come by in different semesters. Some taught us stuff, others entertained us. Our college has pretty good facilities compared to others.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really experienced, and there are lots of fun activities to do outside of class. You can learn a ton from them!

Placement: This college helped over 150 students get jobs, and more than 50 students landed internships. I recommend this college to anyone looking for a degree that's highly valued.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really great! It's way better than other colleges I've seen. I recommend checking out the campus for yourself.

Admission: The teachers at PPIMT College are really good. They teach based on their experience, and that's why our college is the best in the university. All the top students at Guru Jambheshwar University in Hisar come from PPIMT College. We have courses like B.Tech, M.Tech, BBA, B.Com, B.A., and B.Sc. available here. I'm grateful for the great education I'm getting here.

Placement: The placement at PPIMT college is pretty average overall. The Mechanical Engineering branch, though, has excellent placement opportunities. Lots of companies come to the college for seminars and offer free training. They even give out experience certificates.

Campus: The infrastructure at Prannathparnami Institute of Management College is top-notch. The classrooms are spacious and well-ventilated. It's located on National Highway 65 in Chaudhriwas Village near Hanuman Mandir. They even have a boys' hostel on campus. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers weren't very good at teaching us engineering stuff. Some of them didn't even know how to use a computer! They just read from books and couldn't help us with math problems. Plus, some teachers had to teach more than one subject, which wasn't great. It seemed like they just graduated from other colleges like LPU, OITM, GJUST without much teaching experience.

Placement: The placement situation for our batch (2011-2015) at PPIMT was really bad. Despite good results and no reappear exams, none of us got placed. None of the boys or girls from our batch got a job from the campus placements. PPIMT did bring in some companies for placements, but the salaries offered were less than Rs. 2 lakhs per year. It's disappointing to have spent over Rs. 5 lakhs on our B.Tech degrees and not even get a job for Rs. 2 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college doesn't have enough classrooms and labs. Sometimes, they combine labs and classrooms. The campus WiFi is not reliable. We don't get WiFi all 4 years of B.Tech. The technical instruments are lacking, and the teachers aren't very qualified. They make us use trainer boards ourselves, which is tough.

Admission: The teachers were pretty good before our group, but now there aren't any good ones. It seems like they're just here for the paycheck. Only a few actually know the material well. Classes are so dull because of it.

Placement: When I joined this college, they told me about the placements in the past years. But from 2015 to 2019, there haven't been any placements here. No companies have come for placements. The college used to be good before 2015, but now there are no placement opportunities.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, which is a plus. Our stream has proper lab facilities, but there's no Wi-Fi. The classrooms are good quality and kept clean. The library is just okay. The food in the canteen is average.