PSNA College of Engineering and Technology

Admission: In this college, don't expect the teachers to baby you like in school. They expect you to be responsible and show up on time. Misbehaving isn't cool, they're strict about that. Plus, they're tough with grading.

Placement: The college helps students get good jobs with an average salary of 4 LPA. They organize hackathons and seminars to prepare us for placements. Top companies come to hire students based on their skills. It's a great place to kickstart your career.

Campus: The classrooms here are great, they've got plenty of space and projectors which make learning easy. The auditorium is awesome too, it's got AC and comfy seats with good lighting. And the library? It's got tons of books to choose from. Love it!

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The courses they teach are practical and up-to-date. You'll need to do some extra work to get ready for the job market, but it's worth it. The exams are fair and not too hard.

Placement: Most students from our course got jobs, around 70-80%. The highest package was 12 LPA, and the average was 4-5 LPA. TechNook, Krutanic Solution were top companies hiring. Some students even got internships.

Campus: The campus had good facilities for our course. It was clean and had Wi-Fi, digital classrooms, and a library. There weren't many sports facilities, but basic medical help was available.

Admission: I decided to join this college while getting ready for the NEET UG exam. I heard it's great for students who don't attend regularly. But if you want a college that really engages with you, maybe look elsewhere. I wish the teachers paid more attention to us. Sometimes they have events and fests, but not too often.

Placement: I didn't get any placement help from my college. No one from my college has gotten a job offer. If you're looking for placement support, this college isn't the best choice. They don't help us find internships either. In the three years I've been here, we haven't had any internships. This college is okay if you don't plan on attending classes regularly.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is not great. We don't have a library, and the classrooms are pretty bad - the lighting is dim, and sometimes we get bitten by mosquitoes. There's no Wi-Fi, and no hostel either. The labs are in really bad shape, and the toilets are not well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers at PSNA College of Engineering and Technology are really experienced. They organize fun activities and take us on field trips to companies. It helps us understand how things work in the real world. Most students do well in their exams  about 95% pass.

Placement: I love PSNA College of Engineering and Technology! They have a great placement training cell that helps almost all students get placed in top companies like Tata Electronics and TCS. The highest salary packages can go up to €šÂ¹8 LPA, which is awesome. It's a really good place to kickstart your career!

Campus: I really like the look of PSNA College of Engineering and Technology. The campus is so pretty with nice buildings and greenery. They have new labs and a library which is cool. The best part is the free Wi-Fi and the hostel rooms are comfy. The food in the mess is actually good too. And they have lots of sports fields and coaches around to help out.

Admission: The curriculum feels outdated. Some teachers are good at sharing knowledge, but the semester exams are a breeze. It doesn't prepare us well for real-world jobs. Having qualifications doesn't mean they're good at teaching. They mostly just read off PowerPoints they didn't even create.

Placement: Most students here end up getting jobs, but a lot of them land at around 3-4 LPA. BPOs are also an option for many students. Big companies like Zoho, ServiceNow, Texas Instruments, and Cognizant come for placements. The top salary in my department is 44 LPA at ServiceNow, an IT company that works with software.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at the college is really slow, and they don't let us use it much. The food in the mess and canteen costs more than in town, and some dishes aren't even good. The service in the main canteen is pretty bad too. The computers in the labs are super slow, making it hard to do basic stuff like browse the internet or use the system. The DSP lab computers are not good at all.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know their stuff, they've been teaching for about 10 years. They do a great job getting us ready for the real world. The exams are tough, but about 90% of us pass.

Placement: Most of us students from our college got jobs in big companies like TCS, CTS, and Infosys last year. The highest salary offered here is 10 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. TCS, CTS, Infosys, and Accenture are the top companies that visit our campus for hiring. Almost all students in our course got internships at Accenture. Our college is known as one of the top in southern Tamil Nadu.

Campus: Our hostel has two parts. Seniors stay in Block A, while first-year students live in Block B. Each block has five floors with Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms have cool tech stuff. The food in the mess is top-notch. Our college rocks at sports, just like it does with studies. The gym is awesome, and the playgrounds are well-kept for staying fit.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, and they explain things in a way that's easy to get. I think the pass rate is pretty good. But, to be honest, the tuition fees are pretty steep, and the exam fees are no joke either. It'd be nice if they were more upfront about all the fees they make us pay.

Placement: I'm a student in PSNA College studying ECE. There are around 244 of us in the program, and 100 students have already landed jobs. The college sets us up with great placements in top companies, gives us awesome internships, and helps us learn in different ways. They even have video classes for us to follow along with the syllabus. It's been a great experience overall!

Campus: The library at PSNA College of Engineering and Technology is huge, the biggest in Tamil Nadu. The lab has AC, and the overall setup is really good. They've got different canteens for guys and girls, and the food in the hostel is top-notch. Plus, they offer transport for hostel students to get back to their rooms easily.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They really help us learn and grow our skills, both technical and non-technical. They also back us up in competitions like the athlon events. So supportive!

Placement: I'm currently studying Computer Science and Engineering at PSNR College of Engineering and Technology. It's really helpful for me to learn and improve both my technical and non-technical skills. I heard about this college from my older classmates who have landed some great jobs after graduating. One of them even got hired by Google, which is a dream come true for a lot of people. I'm glad I chose this college!

Campus: The college I go to has really good hostel facilities with lots of space. They have all sorts of games like football, tennis, and shuttle courts. They even organize game competitions, which is super fun. The food they serve in the hostel is healthy and tasty. It's a great place for girls coming from far away because it's really safe.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're experts in each subject and get us ready for job interviews. We have tests every month and the semester exams are manageable if you work hard. The teachers are always there to help out, too.

Placement: The job placements here are awesome! Big companies come and hire students every year. Lots of seniors have already got jobs too. The average salary for students is between 1 to 4 lakhs per year. Our college in Dindigul is known for this.

Campus: The college has good Wi-Fi and the classrooms are always clean. The campus is really green and peaceful, making it a great place to study. The hostel food is tasty and the mess food is good too. There's a big playground for sports and lots of facilities for games and sports. Overall, it's a nice place to be!

Admission: The course material needs updating. It doesn't match what's needed in the industry. Adding new courses could help the college improve its ranking. Some teachers are great at teaching and sharing knowledge. All teachers are friendly, regardless of their expertise. The pass rate is around 60-70%, but it can change each semester. Exams aren't too hard - studying a week before can get you a good grade with confidence.

Placement: The college says all students get placed, but most end up in local companies with low salaries. 20k a month isn't enough for food and rent in a big city. The average salary is 3 to 4 LPA, with the highest being 15 LPA. Top companies for placements are TCS, Lavendel Consulting, and Zoho. In my course, we have Texas Instruments, Zoho, TCS, ServiceNow, and Lavendel Consulting.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is pretty much everywhere on campus, but not in some spots. Only faculty and staff know the password, but honestly, the network is super slow. You can only use Wi-Fi in the lab, not in classrooms. Plus, some lab computers can't even handle running a C program. The hostel food is meh, and the canteen food and drinks are getting worse. The main canteen mostly serves noodles and buffalo meat, and the prices are high. I'm really unhappy with the canteen cleanliness and food quality.