R.P. Sharma Institute of Technology

Admission: The exams here are tough. They're held externally, which adds to the challenge. The teachers are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're experts in their field. The semester exams are especially hard because of the external center.

Placement: The placements here are okay. About 60% of students end up getting jobs. The average salary is around 3.6 LPA. Also, some students get internships from a few companies.

Campus: The college doesn't have a hostel, but there are library and classroom labs. The canteen is good too. Unfortunately, there's no medical facility or gym on campus.

Admission: I feel like most of the teachers here just do the bare minimum. They show up, do the basics, and collect their pay. It seems like they're not really invested in what's happening with us students. But honestly, it doesn't bother us too much.

Placement: Placements mostly go to the top students. If you're not in that group, you might only get around 10-12k per month. Job satisfaction can be lacking, and growth opportunities are rare, especially since not many top companies come to recruit here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good considering we're in Bihar. It may not be the best compared to other colleges, but we can't really fault them for that. They've done their best, and most people are happy with it. It's clear that students are satisfied with the infrastructure here.

Admission: The college has great facilities like air conditioning and ceiling fans in every classroom. They also have clean water systems in each block. The college helps students find placements and organizes tests well.

Placement: I really like this college because they help us get good jobs after we finish studying. A lot of students have already got jobs at companies like Badri Rai and others. If you want to study engineering in Patna, this is a good choice. The highest salary is €šÂ¹40,000, the average is €šÂ¹30,000, and the lowest is €šÂ¹20,000.

Campus: The college has really nice facilities. Each classroom has good ceiling fans and AC, plus they all have smartboards. There are 4 blocks here: Block A for 1st semester students, Block B for 2nd semester, Block C for 3rd and 4th semesters, and Block D for workshops. It's a cool setup!

Admission: The teachers at this college aren't great. Most of them don't know their stuff, except for the math teacher who is awesome. The chemistry teacher, though, is really bad. If you want more info, check out the college's website.

Placement: Only a couple of students from our batch got placed. The companies that come here offer around 1 to 1.5 LPA. Most of us end up as consultants. There's not much focus on coding here. The teachers are just okay. If you want more info, check out the college website.

Campus: The infrastructure and facilities here are pretty cheap. The computer lab has low-quality systems, and the workshop lab is okay. But there's no canteen here, which is a bummer. Check out the college website for more info!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good and they give us top-notch education. I appreciate the great facilities here. They're friendly and make it easy to understand any topic. It's definitely the best engineering college in Danapur for students right after 12th grade.

Placement: I really like this college for studying engineering at a low cost. A lot of companies come here to hire students, and all the seniors already have jobs. The fees are super affordable for seniors. The campus is nice, the teachers are great, and the labs are top-notch.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi available. The labs are well-equipped and maintained by great teachers. The campus is spacious, perfect for chilling out. And, they organize sports events every year for all students.

Admission: The teachers here are super qualified and always ready to help out. They teach really well and the course content is top-notch. It definitely prepares us for the real world. Exams are tough but fair, with a high pass rate of over 90%. And they always stick to the schedule for exams.

Placement: The college placed around 80% of students. The highest salary was 4.5 LPA, and the lowest was 2.85 LPA. Companies like Orkus came for hiring. Most students also got internships from BRPNNL, BSNL, etc. There are roles like head engineer and surveying jobs. Many other companies also recruit here.

Campus: The college has everything you need Wi-Fi, labs, and clean classrooms. The food is good, and there are medical and sports facilities too. They have sports competitions often, and the annual sports event is fun.

Admission: I studied B.Tech here along with diploma courses. The faculty isn't great  only a handful of teachers have experience. There's a lot of politics and communal-minded people in the management. Some teachers even act like criminals and scare the students. After spending 4 years here, I still don't get this college.

Placement: Don't go to this college for placements. It's all about money to them. The students here don't even know how to spell "engineering". They promise placements, but it's all a lie. Avoid this college if you want a good future. Keep your distance.

Campus: The college is okay, but the teachers are just average. It really depends on you if you like it after seeing the campus. Personally, I don't think the buildings are great and the classrooms are not well-managed. You should go and see for yourself. The food they serve in the cafeteria is like street food, which I think is the worst.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good and they help all students, especially those who don't have much money. They even offer extra classes which is cool. The semester exams are not too hard, they're just okay. The sports coaches here are well-trained. Almost everyone passes their exams, the pass rate is 95%.

Placement: I love how many companies come to our campus - around 25, including big ones like Tata Motors, Mahindra, and Microsoft. The placement rate is pretty good at 75%, and the average salary for placed students is between 10 to 25 LPA. It's great to see so many opportunities here!

Campus: The college has good infrastructures like water, electricity, and sanitation. They serve good food on campus and have medical care facilities too. The institute organizes events and games for students to develop overall.

Admission: Some teachers here are really nice, but most aren't that great. I don't want to name names, but the accountant is super slow because of their age. They only have 6 mid-semester exams here, which feel like they don't even matter. Everyone passes those, but a lot end up failing the final exams because the teachers don't help much. It's frustrating to see so many students struggle because of this.

Placement: I rated one star because even though I got a campus placement offer from Jay Hind Industries in Pune, Maharashtra, I didn't end up getting the job. They kept telling me to wait, but never said for how long. I stayed there for 20 days and ended up spending at least €šÂ¹10,000. In the end, I lost that same amount.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great. The fans are old and some don't even work. The benches are uncomfortable and make it hard to write. The Wi-Fi is weak, slower than our phones. The computers are small and run on Windows 7. There's no hostel available, which is a bummer.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are qualified. They teach well. The semester exams are tough, and we have to go to different places to write them. But it's cool because a lot of students pass.

Placement: I really like how the college helps us get jobs. Companies hire students depending on their grades and abilities. They usually offer around 3.8 LPA on average, but some lucky ones get as high as 6.2 LPA. It's pretty cool!

Campus: The labs are well-maintained. We have lab sessions every day. Unfortunately, there are no hostels on campus. They organize sports and games once a year. Plus, the canteen has good food options.