Prestige Institute of Engineering Management and Research

Admission: The facilities here are really helpful and nice. The course is decent, and the exams are fair. They offer a lot of good courses, so you have plenty of choices for your studies and future career.

Placement: The college has good placement opportunities. Companies like TCL and Infosys come for recruitment every year. The internship rate is pretty high for a city like Indore. The average salary package ranges from 4 to 5 Lacs, with the highest one going up to 19 to 22 Lacs.

Campus: The campus has good facilities that are enough for students. There are lots of machinery and computers in different labs. The classes are also good. The food in the canteen is just okay. Everything you need is right on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really try their best to support us. They give us extra notes and study resources which is awesome. The semester exams aren't too tough - you can pass them with just 2 days of studying if you're aiming to pass, but if you want to do well, then you might need around a month of prep.

Placement: The internship percentage isn't fixed, it depends on the company's rules. Around half of the students find jobs. The lowest pay is around 2-3 Lacs, while the highest is 16 Lacs. You need a CGPA above 7 for internships and jobs.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, but the Wi-Fi isn't great for students. There are plenty of labs available. The library is just okay, not amazing. The faculty members are really supportive and caring. The canteen food is pretty good. Unfortunately, there aren't any medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers at Piemr are really knowledgeable and helpful. They have good teaching skills and the course content is relevant. However, some subjects can be a bit boring. The semester exams are okay, not too hard or too easy.

Placement: Studying Computer Science at our college is awesome. Lots of big companies visit for placements like Wipro, Infosys, Collaberra, IBM, JSW, and more. The highest salary offered is 12 lakhs per year, and the average is around 4 lakhs per year. About 70% of students get placed through campus placements. It's a great opportunity for a bright future!

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't that great, but it's okay. There are lots of labs for Computer Science and other subjects, all decked out with digital equipment. The Computer Science teachers are really supportive. The canteen isn't the best, but the sports facilities are awesome.

Admission: The faculty here is amazing! They teach really well and even help us with career advice and job placements. Exams happen in the middle of the semester and at the end, and they're pretty strict about not moving around during them. The teachers are great at explaining things. Just remember, you need at least 75% attendance.

Placement: I'm happy with the placements at my college. Most students get a job after graduation. The average salary is around 3 LPA, with some getting as high as 7 LPA. Only a few get below 2 LPA. Around 90% of students in my course find a job.

Campus: There's no hostel at PIEMR, but the facilities are pretty good. The classrooms are clean and have smart technology. They have a library where you can get books for free every semester. But there's no mess available on campus.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and helpful. They know the students well. Some of them are really good at teaching. The highest salary offered for automation and robotics is 5 LPA. Unfortunately, there's no bus service. But if you're looking to do a B.Tech., this college is a good choice because the fees are low.

Placement: Only a small percentage of students get placed in my branch, around 10%. The salary package ranges from 3 LPA to 5 LPA. Don't rely solely on the college for placements it's important to build your own skills. I recommend choosing the core branch over other options. The core branch offers opportunities in the government sector, especially in civil, mechanical, electrical, and electronic communication. But if you're passionate about another branch, go for it!

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay for the fees they charge. The canteen is small and pricey, and the labs are not that big. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. On the bright side, the classrooms are nice. But it's a bummer that there's no Wi-Fi for us students. They do have a bunch of labs, though. The library is alright, nothing special. And we don't even have a sports ground here.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and quick to solve any problems we have. I wish the course was better though, it's a bit disappointing. This semester is tough because our college is affiliated with RGPV, and you need 23 out of 70 marks to pass.

Placement: Around 70% of my classmates found placements this year, and the process is still going strong. Lots of internship opportunities are also available right now. Most of the placements are for software developer roles, with the highest salary being 7 LPA and the lowest at 3 LPA.

Campus: The infrastructure here is alright, but it could be better. The computer labs are decent, and the Wi-Fi works well. Unfortunately, there's no separate hostel for engineering students. On the bright side, the sports facilities are great. A lot of my friends even compete at the national level thanks to our college.

Admission: The course curriculum follows the RGPV university standards in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. It would be great if exams were better organized by finishing the syllabus on time. This would help students and faculty at PIEMR avoid last-minute rushes to cover all the material before exams.

Placement: I'm really glad I joined Prestige Institute of Engineering Management and Research. Around 60-70% of students get placed here, which is awesome. Being part of the placement cell is cool because we get ready for job interviews and logic tests. It's great to have this support when looking for a job.

Campus: Prestige Institute of Management Research is a great college because it's privately owned, which means they take good care of the campus. We have all the basics like water coolers and M.Ed aid rooms in our classes. It's a nice place to study!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super qualified. They make sure we're ready for the industry with training programs and cool stuff like clubs and industry visits. The passing rate is 75%, so that's good to know too.

Placement: Most students get placed here, around 78%. The highest salary offered is 15.4 LPA, while the lowest is 2.5 LPA. On average, it's around 6 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Shakti Pumps, and Decode hire a lot from our college. About half of the students land internships in companies like infotech. The popular job roles are senior software engineer and senior manager.

Campus: The college has free WiFi, and the labs are in good shape. There are Mac labs and software engineering labs, all with working systems. Unfortunately, there's no hostel, but we do have a canteen, sports facilities, and medical services. Plus, there are plenty of hostels nearby.

Admission: The teachers at this college are amazing. They really know their stuff and help us understand everything without needing Google or textbooks. All the faculty members are friendly and smart.

Placement: The placement rate at my college is really good. They offer a highest package of 10 LPA and a lowest package of 3 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, TCS, and Infosys visit for internships and jobs.

Campus: I love my college libraries! They have everything from comics to history books to textbooks. The smart classrooms are cool and make learning fun. The computer labs and civil labs are top-notch too. It's awesome!

Admission: Most of the faculty here are pretty good. They actually listen when we have issues. But the management team is just the worst. They don't really care about our problems. The faculty is cool  they give us notes and stuff on time. But some teachers don't give good marks in practicals, even if you do well.

Placement: Only around 27 out of 300 CSE core students landed placements last year in 2023. When I joined, they promised a 2-month paid internship, but that never happened. The college really let us down on placements. It seems like other branches have almost no luck with placements either.

Campus: The college has nice infrastructure with smart boards, good wooden benches, and CCTVs. The canteen is okay, nothing special. The campus is pretty small with only 3 buildings. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. They do have sports equipment for everything except cricket, but there's no ground for playing sports.