Prathyusha Engineering College

Admission: The teachers really support us during exams, like the semester ones. They know their stuff and help us understand the course material. The pass rate for the semester is 60%, which is pretty decent. The faculty are qualified and teach us what we need to know for our courses. It's really helpful for us students.

Placement: The college placements are pretty good. Lots of students get jobs in good companies. About 75% of students find placements. Companies like TCS, Kumar Systems, Hexaware, and Kaar Technologies come for recruitment. They offer roles like Data Science Intern and other positions.

Campus: The classrooms at the college are nice and the library is good. The teachers explain things well and the hostel food is tasty. The sports facilities are awesome, and lots of students get picked for competitions. They have medical help if you need it, and the canteen sells stationery too.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and explain things well. They help clear up any questions we have. The course content is practical and relates to what we're studying. We get to practice solving real-world problems, which is cool.

Placement: Last year, almost all students got jobs. The highest salary was 14 LPA, while the lowest was 2.5 LPA. On average, students got around 4.5 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Amazon, and Accenture came to hire us. In the 5th and 6th semesters, 60% of us did internships at places like TCS and Zoho. They offered roles like tester and software developer. It was a great experience!

Campus: The college has really big labs for students, and the Wi-Fi here works great. There are plenty of computer labs for all our tech classes. But the hostel food is kinda meh, not that tasty. We play sports like kabaddi, football, and cricket here. Lots of us compete in tournaments and bring home prizes.

Admission: I picked Computer Science and Engineering because I like to study without stress. It's easy to follow, and my professors are really nice. They all have Ph.D.s, which is great. The exams are once a month, but they're not too hard because the teaching is top-notch. The class has around 50 students, and the course fees are INR 127,000 per year.

Placement: Lots of companies come to our college every year. Seniors before me got jobs through campus interviews. They even got paid up to 35k per month! Around 500 companies, including big names like Ford and Hitachi, visit the campus. In the final year, students can do internships. Our college puts on the Vintage Village Festival every year for internships.

Campus: The college gives students a hostel with Wi-Fi. Two students share each room. The mess serves non-veg food like chicken and egg for 6 days, and veg food for 1 day. The food at the mess is tasty. Hostel fee is INR 80000 per year.

Admission: All the teachers have Ph.Ds and they're really experienced and nice. They focus more on practical stuff than just theory. They're great at clearing doubts. We even go on trips to actual industries which is cool. The exams can be tough but if you work hard, passing is doable. The passing rate is around 40%, so you gotta put in the effort.

Placement: I'm really happy with the placement opportunities at our college. 90% of students got placed in IT companies, which is awesome. The highest salary package is 7 LPA, and the lowest is 2 LPA. Companies like TCS, Accenture, Wipro, and HCL hire a lot of students from our college. Around 60% of students also got internships, which is great. The most common role offered is a site engineer.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. Everything works well, including the equipment in labs with Wi-Fi. The canteen serves good food, and there are medical facilities available. Students also get support for sports activities.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They explain stuff really well, using paper presentations and solving problems on the board. They also give us real-life examples to help us grasp the concepts better. It's super helpful and makes learning easier.

Placement: There are 61 students in my batch, and in the batches before mine, there were 26 students. Out of my class, 40 students got placed. 15 students found jobs through Qspider training. Some classmates got placements in Cognizant, Hexaware, Kaar Technologies, and Cluster. A few also got jobs through Workaholic, a training company.

Campus: The college doesn't have a set fee for each course. The tuition fee is Rs 81,500 and everyone pays a placement fee of Rs 5,000. Breakfast, lunch, and bus fees change every year. The bus fee depends on the distance, while breakfast is optional. Hostel fee for a year is Rs 90,000, covering stay, 3 meals, and snacks once a day.

Admission: The staff at Prathyusha Engineering College are all well-trained and have a graduate degree. Most of them are working on their PhD, and some have already finished. They bring real-world experience to the table, which makes learning technical concepts easier. The exams are well-structured with 8 papers and 8 practicals each semester. The subjects are interesting and relevant for future career growth. The course covers all the important topics for computer students.

Placement: The college does a great job with placements. They bring in lots of different companies based on what we're studying. They help us get ready for interviews and make sure we get placed in top organizations. We also get chances for internships in big industries which helps us learn more about our field. Over 100 companies came for placements, with 30 of them being new. Most of the job roles are in AI, machine learning, IT, data science, and computer science.

Campus: The labs here are great! After a 3-hour lab, we feel energized. The hostels are super clean and neat, with awesome facilities. We even have a gym! The rooms are tidy, and the food schedule for us is really good. The hostel's network is super fast. Oh, and there's even a beauty parlour here! The warden is quick to take care of any student health issues.

Admission: I really like the teachers here at Prathyusha Engineering College in Thiruvallur. They know their stuff and are great at teaching. The curriculum matches well with what we do in class, and students stay on track with the activities. It's a good college overall.

Placement: Around 70% of students get placed after finishing their studies at Prathyusha Engineering College. The highest salary offered is around 500,000, the average is 400,000, and the lowest is 100,000. These are the basic salary packages students receive after graduation.

Campus: The hostel facilities are alright, the infrastructure is good, and they offer courses like Computer Science and Engineering, Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, and Biotechnology at Prathyusha Engineering College. Lots of other courses are available too.

Admission: The teachers here are also learning, just like us students. YouTube really helped us get through the semester because the teachers don't take the time to help us with doubts. They can be pretty rude, making it hard for us to share our problems and get them sorted out.

Placement: I gotta be honest, only a small number of students from our department end up getting jobs like around 5%. Lately, it's been even harder to find placements. I know one person who landed a job at Flipkart, but that's about it. We couldn't track down anyone else who got placed.

Campus: The washrooms here need more cleaning. They only clean them once a day, which isn't enough. Also, the food quality is bad. Even after complaining, it's not getting any better. Sometimes we even find bugs in the food. There are only a few washrooms for so many students. It's not very convenient.

Admission: The teachers at the college are really smart and know a lot. They share their experiences and put in a lot of effort to help us succeed. When I was taking my semester exams, the core papers were tough, but they motivated me to work hard.

Placement: In my course, around 35 to 45 students out of 60 got jobs. They got paid between 4.5 to 6 LPA. Companies like Cognizant, Hexaware, Kaar Technologies recruited them. The rest got internships as software developers or graduate engineers.

Campus: The college and hostel have really comfy facilities and nice vibes. Wi-Fi and labs are always there for us to use. The food in the mess is super tasty and everyone enjoys it.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful, and all of them have Ph.D.s. The curriculum is spot on, focusing on stuff that's actually useful in the real world. They even do webinars and take us on industry visits to help us learn hands-on. Exams during the semester are doable, but you gotta put in the work if you wanna pass. Just remember, you need at least 45 out of 100 to make the grade here.

Placement: Last year, 70% of students in our course got placed, but this year it's gone up to 85%. The highest package this year is 6 LPA, and the average is 3 LPA. Companies like Kaar Technologies, Hexaware, and Kumaran Systems offer internships. Not everyone got the Flipkart package of 22 LPA, though.

Campus: Our class has projectors for live classes, which help us understand concepts better. The labs are big and we even have super labs. The classrooms are spacious and fit all 62 of us. The library lets us borrow books with a library card for three days. The hostel rooms have two people each. The food is okay, cooked in the Andhra style.