Purulia Polytechnic College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: At our college, each department has its own faculty room with teachers who really support us. They encourage us to join in on activities related to our courses. The teachers even take part in these activities themselves. They're always there to lend a hand and offer extra classes before exams.

Placement: The placement service at our college is really good. After we graduate, the TPO helps us find great job opportunities. Lots of companies such as L&T, Power & Construction, Jindal Power, Bajaj Auto, Jindal Steel, JSW, Tata Motors, Dana, Prestige, TMT Bar, and more come to our campus for recruitment.

Campus: The college has separate hostels for guys and girls with good security. They serve food thrice a day. There are plenty of classrooms and a library. But there's no Wi-Fi here. They also have a canteen on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful if you're stuck on something. They've got degrees like B.Tech. and M.Tech., and some even went to IIT. The teaching is really good too. Exams are tough but fair, and they make sure no one cheats. You need a 40% to pass.

Placement: The college's placement rate is pretty good, over 75%. Metallurgy has the best placements with a 100% rate. For my course, top companies are L&T Power, L&T Construction, and Tata Consultancy. Salaries range from 3 LPA to 2.5 LPA.

Campus: At my college, they don't have Wi-Fi to avoid distractions in class. But the labs are great, and teachers are always around to help. I love the big library on the 1st floor super useful if you can't afford all the books. Plus, there's a canteen and a sports ground too. It's a pretty cool place overall.

Admission: The teachers in our department are really helpful and qualified. They teach us a lot, but some can be strict. They give us good knowledge for our technical education. We feel prepared for the industry after studying here. The semester exams can be a bit tough, with passing at 40%. We have viva and assignments worth 10 marks each, and 2 internal assessments worth 20 marks.

Placement: Around 80-85% of students from last year got placed. The top package was 3.75 LPA from Gannon Dunkerly. The average package was 3 LPA, while the lowest was around 1.75 LPA. Companies like Larsen & Turbo, JSL, JSW, and TATA CONSULTANCY are the main recruiters. There are no paid internships here, but freshers usually get recruited as Diploma Engineer Trainees. The highest placement rates are in courses like DMET, DME, and DEE. In the electronics and telecommunication department, about 60-65% of students got placed.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is available, but no one knows the password. The college campus has a really nice and peaceful environment. The library is great with lots of books for every department. The classrooms are good quality and there are Smart Classrooms with projectors and screens for practical lessons. There are labs for different experiments like Physics, Chemistry, and hydraulics. The college also has hostels for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year students. Around 40-45 students stay in each hostel every year. The food quality in the hostel is not that great. There's a canteen on campus with high prices for students. Every year, the college organizes an annual sports event with lots of games. Hostel students play cricket, football, and volleyball every day.

Admission: I just finished my time at this college and I wanted to talk about how great it was. The teachers here are really helpful and they know their stuff. They always make sure we get what we're learning and they're easy to talk to when we have questions.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 70%. The highest salary offered is INR 5 LPA, while the lowest is INR 3 LPA. Companies like L&T, GDCL, and Tata Steel hire a lot from here. The job you get is usually a site engineer. Overall, this college is great. In Purulia district, our college ranks really high.

Campus: The hostel isn't amazing, but the study environment rocks! There are enough toilets, water, library resources, and teacher support. Plus, being on campus means no transportation problems.

Admission: The teaching here is really good. The teachers make sure they know everything before they teach us. The curriculum is up-to-date and prepares us well for the industry. They have a great teaching style.

Placement: Plenty of companies come to our college for placements in different fields. Big companies like Tata, L&T Arora, Jindal, and more hire students from our course. We can start applying for jobs in our final year. The college helps us get ready for interviews and improve our skills starting from the second year. They want us to do well in interviews and get good salary offers. The college really supports us when it comes to placements.

Campus: The college has everything we need, like a library, sports facilities, and great teachers. They even help with money stuff. There's a computer lab and rooms for practical work. The library has all the books we need, plus research papers and novels. Some classrooms have cool tech like projectors. And there's Wi-Fi everywhere. Everything is kept in good shape.

Admission: The teachers in our course are pretty good. They're all helpful and decent. The curriculum for our college is solid if you really put in the effort to study.

Placement: Placements in my college aren't great. Most students seem uninterested in them and are mainly focused on finishing their degrees. Even when companies do visit, the salary offers are really low. Don't expect more than 2-3 LPA from them.

Campus: The college is pretty new, so it's not the best. We have a playground and some sports stuff here. There's a nice library too. But there's no Wi-Fi for us students. The campus is nice, in a rural area where it's quiet and clean. It's a good place to study with fresh air and no pollution. The surroundings are peaceful and tidy.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're not just good at teaching, but they're also really helpful and supportive. They help us with our studies and also give us tips for interviews with companies. They're super educated and prepare us well. The best part is our course is free since it's a government college, but we do have to buy books each semester.

Placement: The college has great placements. Companies like Tata Steel, L&T, and JSL hired a lot of diploma engineers from here. They offer placements in top companies all across India. Lots of students got placed this year.

Campus: The college has labs for different subjects, and they're pretty cool. The classrooms are nice and bright, which I like. We've got a library with lots of books for studying. You can borrow two books a week, which is handy. Plus, there's a hostel for guys and girls that feels safe. They even have sports events for everyone here. It's a pretty chill place overall.

Admission: The tuition fee is kinda high, around 3.50 Lacs per year. But if you're from Uttarakhand or a national sports player, you can snag a scholarship. Graphic Era gives us top-notch facilities and a great education. They're NAAC 'A' grade accredited and the top private university in Uttarakhand. So, worth the money for sure!

Placement: The job offer from Google for B.Tech (CSE) is 54 LPA, with an average of 7 to 8 LPA. Around 90% of students found placements. Companies like Google, Adobe, Cisco, Samsung, Tata, Infosys, Goldman Sachs, Walmart, Accenture, and others hire from our college. Getting placed was easy we just had to code and then do an interview. The college was really supportive throughout the process.

Campus: I really like the college setup. The classrooms are nice and have all the smart class stuff. The labs are well-equipped, and the computer labs have AC. The library is in a separate building, and there are sports facilities with great coaches. The hostels are clean, and they serve good food 4 times a day. We can play indoor games, and there's Wi-Fi in the hostel all the time.

Admission: Most students in our college get jobs after graduation - around 80%. The average salary for our course is $10,000 per month. Big companies like L&T, Jindal, and Tata Steel come to hire students. Almost everyone in our course gets internships - like 80-90%. The jobs they offer are supervisor, assistant engineer, junior engineer, and more.

Placement: Around half of us in our course found jobs. Big companies like L&T, Jindal Stainless Limited, CEAT, and Maithan Steel come to hire us. In 2016-17, 157 students got placed, and in 2017-18, 234 students got jobs. The pay starts at 2-2.5 LPA, with the highest package over 5 LPA. L&T is a regular at our campus. Most of us snagged internships too about 75 percent.

Campus: Most students here get placed in different companies, around 60-80%. In electrical engineering, the highest salary is about Rs. 25,000 per month, while the lowest is Rs. 7,000 per month. Companies that hire us include L&T, Jindal Stainless Ltd, and Reshmi Cement and Steel. Some students, like 5 to 10%, get internships with companies like L&T and Jindal Stainless Ltd. There are good roles available, like electrical design.

Admission: The professors at our college are super helpful. They're always there to clear up any confusion we have. Their teaching skills are top-notch. The curriculum for the course is spot on. It really prepares us for the real world. The exams are challenging, with a passing rate of around 40%.

Placement: Most of us got jobs after finishing our course. The highest salary offered was 10 LPA. On average, we got 5 LPA. The lowest salary was between 3 to 5 LPA. TCL was the top company hiring us. Almost everyone got internships there. We mostly got electrical roles.

Campus: The college has great facilities and infrastructure. The classrooms, library, lab rooms, and hostel are all good. The food in the mess and canteen is perfect. They keep the mess and canteen clean too. The college also has medical facilities available.