Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Kerala

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff. The course we study is useful for real life. We can do internships to prepare for jobs. Exams are not too hard. We have exams every six months. The whole course lasts four years.

Placement: Once you hit the seventh semester, you can start applying for jobs on campus. There are usually about 20 job offers per department. The highest salary you can get is around 2 LPA, while the average is 1.5 LPA. About 30% of students get placed in each batch. I'm thinking of going for higher studies after I graduate.

Campus: There's Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. Each department has its own library, and there's a separate building just for the library. The government hostels are for boys and girls. The food is good and not expensive. Plus, there's a football ground and basketball court.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They teach well and the course content is spot on for what we need. We get to do internships to prepare us for working in the industry. The exams are pretty easy and happen every six months. The whole course takes four years to finish.

Placement: The job placements are different for each department. In Computer Science Engineering, most students, around 70%, get jobs. But in Mechanical Engineering, it's about 30% of students. The top companies that come for placements are L&T and G10X.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. There's a library for each department and a separate building for the main library. The food here is pretty good and doesn't cost much. Plus, we've got hostels for guys and girls. Oh, and there's a football field and a basketball court, too. Pretty cool!

Admission: The teachers here have Ph.Ds and really know their stuff. They're great at teaching. The course could use some updates though, it feels a bit old sometimes. Everything else about the college is good. Most students pass with 80% - 90%. The semester exams are kinda tough but doable.

Placement: Most students get jobs every year, around 90%. The salary packages range from 4 LPA to 16 LPA. Companies like Land and Infosys hire students. Everyone gets internships, 100% of students. The top job for electrical students is Electrical Engineering Manager.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library in our department are well taken care of. The food in the mess and canteen is pretty good. Lots of sports opportunities here. The medical facilities could be better, but everything else is great.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know their stuff. The course covers things that are actually useful. We have the chance to do internships to prepare for the real world. Exams are not too hard. We have exams every six months. The whole course takes four years to finish.

Placement: Once we hit the seventh semester, we can apply for campus placements. Companies like L&T and Soba Construction come for hiring. They have about 20 spots for each department. The highest salary is around 2 LPA, while the average is 1.5 LPA. Usually, 30% of students get placed in each batch. After graduation, I aim to pursue further studies.

Campus: There's Wi-Fi everywhere, and we have labs, classrooms, and a library. Each department has its library, and there's a separate building for the main library. You can stay in government hostels, with options for both guys and girls. Food is tasty and affordable. Plus, we've got a football field and a basketball court.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They all have PhDs and really know their stuff. They make it easy to understand the new 2024 scheme. The college even does two sets of exams before the semester exams, which really helps us prepare.

Placement: I'm in the electrical and electronics engineering batch at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology in Kerala. We're a tight-knit group of 70 students. The placements here are pretty good, with jobs offering a salary of 6 LPA.

Campus: The classrooms in my course are all digital with projectors and stuff. Our college has free Wi-Fi, which is cool. The hostels here are cheap, and there are lots of them around the campus with low fees. The canteen serves good food too.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and teach well. The courses are practical and help us get ready for work. We can do internships to gain experience. Exams are not too hard and happen every six months. The whole course lasts four years.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 60% in each course. The highest salary is 2 LPA, average is 1.5 LPA, and lowest is 1 LPA. Top companies like L&T, G10X, and TATA hire from here. About 80% of us get internships at places like Cochin Shipyard and Shobha Construction. The main job we get is manufacturing supervisor, with a 15,000 stipend.

Campus: The college has everything you need like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. There's a separate library building and each department has its own. Both guys and girls have government hostels. The food is good and not expensive. Plus, there's a football ground and a basketball court on campus.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and most of them studied at IITs and NITs. A lot of them have PhDs too. The course is super practical and relevant for industry jobs. They mix theory with real-life examples. Exams happen every 6 months, but if you study well, they're not too hard. About 70% of students pass all their subjects.

Placement: I really like how our college helps students find jobs. Most of the students in our batch get placed, which is awesome. The highest salary is around 2 LPA, while the lowest is 1 LPA, and the average is about 1.5 LPA. Companies like L&T, TATA, and Shobha Construction offer placements. Also, many students get internships about 85% in each batch. Some of the companies where we can intern are Cochin Shipyard, L&T, FACT, and Apollo Tyres. We usually get roles as instructors in different manufacturing departments. It's a great opportunity for us students!

Campus: The department's infrastructure and facilities are awesome. Every classroom has good internet, and each department has its own library. The hostel they give us is really nice, and the food is great with lots of choices. The canteen is clean and serves hygienic food. They also organize games and sports events all year round.

Admission: The teachers here are really committed and strict, but they're super helpful too. They always make sure to cover all the material on time. Exams are always on schedule, and we have monthly tests to see how we're doing.

Placement: The college has good placement opportunities. About half the students in each batch get placed. The highest salary is 2 lakhs per year. The lowest is 1 lakh, and the average is 1.5 lakhs in our course. Companies like L&T, Tata, and Shobha Construction come for placements. Most students, around 85%, get internship offers from companies like Cochin Shipyard, L&T, FACT, and Apollo Tyres. The placement cell really helps students find jobs in their field.

Campus: The college and hostel buildings need some improvement. The electronic stuff isn't in great shape because they don't take good care of them. Sometimes the water in the hostels isn't great because the pipes aren't looked after well. But the hostels have a nice, calm atmosphere. The college is on a huge 86-acre campus, with each department around 500 meters apart.

Admission: The teachers at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology in Kerala are super friendly and great at teaching. They all have top-notch qualifications. The courses are well-planned and cover everything we need to know. The exams are not too hard, kind of in the middle. Almost everyone passes, with a 98% pass rate.

Placement: I really like the placement cell at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology in Kerala. They help almost 75% of students get campus placements. Companies like TCS, IBM, Infosys, and more come for placements. The highest salary offered is 40 LPA and the lowest is 11 LPA. It's great for students looking for job opportunities after graduation.

Campus: I really like how Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology in Kerala has digitalized all their classrooms with smart boards. The department buildings are also top-notch. The campus hostel serves really good food. However, during summer, there's usually a water shortage issue which causes online classes for about 2 weeks every year. On the bright side, the college offers great sports facilities too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They always clear up any doubts we have and guide us well. They're really qualified since they work for the government. The teaching is top-notch and the course content is right on target. They update it every five years to keep us ready for the job market. The exams are fair and help us show off our skills. Almost everyone passes with flying colors.

Placement: In my course, only 8% of students got placed last year, which is lower than the 31% from the year before. The highest salary package is 12 LPA, while the average is 4.5 LPA. Companies like Microsoft, Oracle, Infosys, and others come for recruitment. Around 60% of students get internships. Job roles include electrical engineer, electronics engineer, and IT consultant.

Campus: RIT Kottayam is a great engineering college in Kerala. The electrical department has cool classrooms and a library with lots of useful books. They also have different labs like AC, DC, power, analog, digital, circuit, and software labs. They even provide Wi-Fi. My hostel room has a bed and a study table. The food in the mess and canteen is pretty good. There's a medical room in the admin block too. The college supports sports like football, basketball, and cricket. They also have games like quizzes, chess, and table tennis.