Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and helpful. But the course content is not very useful. I think Mumbai University should update the syllabus and how the subjects are taught.

Placement: Most students found jobs off-campus, around 70-80%. Salaries depend on grades and skills. TCS is the top company for hiring. Seniors are happy with their placements in good companies.

Campus: Our college is small and crowded. It's by the ocean, so we always get a nice breeze. The library has Wi-Fi, but it's slow and only works on computers. The classrooms are not great and the food in the canteen isn't good either.

Admission: The professors at this college are really great. They know their stuff and they're super helpful. The courses here are top-notch and they get you ready for the real world with internships. Passing exams is a breeze because the teachers explain everything so well. It makes learning easy.

Placement: Most students from batch 2024 got placed around 7080%. In the computer department, 90% of students got jobs. The highest salary offered was 12 LPA, while the average was 5 to 6 LPA. The lowest package was 3 LPA. Companies like L&T, IBM, Capgemini, HCL Technologies offered roles like Software engineer, Network engineer, data analyst, QA engineer, Product manager, and Technical consultant.

Campus: The campus has good Wi-Fi, making it easy to do research online. There are labs for hands-on experience and experiments. The classrooms have screens and stuff to help with learning. And the library has lots of new books to read.

Admission: The faculty here isn't very helpful. Some teachers are good and know their stuff. The course material doesn't really match up. It kinda prepares us for the industry. About 40% of students pass. The exams are pretty easy.

Placement: The salary package they offer is between 2 to 5 LPA, depending on your resume. The top companies that come for placements are TCS, AWS, and Accenture. They offer roles like database administrator, web designer, software developer, and data scientist.

Campus: Our college has everything we need. The library has Wi-Fi, but the lab doesn't have AC. The classrooms are nice, and we're lucky to be right by the Arabian Sea. The library is okay, but sometimes it's hard to find new books. The canteen food isn't great and costs a lot.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good here. They know a lot and can teach different subjects. Some are better than others, but overall it's okay. The courses here don't fully prepare us for the industry. We have enough time to study for exams, so it's not too stressful. Most students pass with over 80%.

Placement: The placement scene at RGIT is pretty good, especially for Computer Science and IT students. The highest salary package can go up to 10 LPA, while the average is around 5 LPA. Top companies like Capgemini, TCS, and Zeus Learning come for recruitment. Just keep in mind that attendance above 40% is a must.

Campus: The labs have good Wi-Fi. Classrooms are big and the library is nice. There's no hostel, but the college helps find PGs. Canteen food is just okay. They organize sports activities often. There's a room for medical help too. Some computers in labs don't have good connectivity, so they should fix that.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and are always there to help. The lessons are interesting and useful. But, some of the course material is old and needs updating. You have to do some extra learning on your own to be prepared for the job market. The exams can be tough, but most people pass.

Placement: Around half of us found jobs after college. The highest salary given is 8 LPA, and the lowest is 2.5 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Axis Bank, TCS, and Zycus hire a lot of students. The common roles offered are assistant system engineer and business analyst.

Campus: Our college has great facilities like labs, classrooms, and a good library with lots of books. Unfortunately, there's no hostel, but there's a big canteen where lots of students hang out. If you need a place to stay, you can find a PG nearby.

Admission: The classes are similar to other colleges with this course. We learn theory and do hands-on stuff to get ready for work. Exams are not too hard, mostly asking what we studied. About 70% of students pass.

Placement: The placements at this college aren't amazing. Only a few companies come, and their pay is just okay. So, if you want a college with great job opportunities, this might not be it. But the students and friends here are really helpful. The highest salary was 12 lpa, while the lowest was 2 lpa. The main companies hiring were Wissen and Micron.

Campus: The college has WiFi and labs you can use with department permission. Classrooms have whiteboards. The library lets us borrow up to 5 books at a time. The hostel canteen food is okay, but could be better. There's a gym and a badminton court available too.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and are always there to help us out. They give us hints on what might be on the test. You need a 40% to pass.

Placement: Students who have good grades get job opportunities at our college. Companies like TCS, Accenture, AWS, and others come for placements. The highest salary offered is 10 LPA, and the lowest is 1.5 LPA. They usually offer associate roles. It's simple to apply for internships online, which is great for students looking for practical experience.

Campus: The library at our college is pretty good. They give free Wi-Fi if you join a committee. The food at the canteen is tasty, and there aren't many food stalls nearby. You can see Juhu beach from the 1st floor. They have a few sports like kabaddi available too.

Admission: The teachers here are all different in how they teach. The course really prepares us for working in the industry. The exams aren't too hard, just a decent challenge. The curriculum matches what the university expects. Some of the teachers can be a bit strict, though.

Placement: Almost 80% of students found jobs after graduating. The pay ranges from 2 to 16 LPA, with an average of around 5 LPA. About 70% of students also landed internships. The job roles available include Software Engineer, Data Analyst, and different levels of developer positions.

Campus: The campus is nice, but it gets hot without ACs. There's a cafeteria, but I wouldn't suggest eating there. The student council organizes sports well, and there are different committees in the college too.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They're all Ph.D. scholars and really helpful. They explain things well and make sure we understand. The course covers both hardware and software, which is cool. We have workshops too. The curriculum prepares us well for the industry. The exams are tough, but manageable with some practice.

Placement: I heard that most students in this course got jobs, like 85-92%. The highest salary was 18 LPA, lowest was 4 LPA, and the average was 7 LPA. Companies like Siemens and Larson & Tubro hire students from here.

Campus: I wish we had a hostel here, but we don't. The food at the canteen is pretty good, though. We've joined in a bunch of activities with other colleges too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They do their best, but with limited hours, they can't cover everything in the syllabus. Our course follows Mumbai University's curriculum, which is pretty good. The semester exams are not too tough, and most students manage to pass with flying colors  around 80-90% of us make it through.

Placement: About half of the students get placed after college. But for mechanical students, it's only around 1 out of every 5. Some big companies that hire from here are Worley, Burns, McDonnell, TCS, Infosys, and Capgemini. The salary can start from 3 lakh per year to 7 lakh per year. There are jobs like mechanical engineer, software engineer, data analyst, and more. Also, students can do internships at places like Adani and Thermal Power Plant.

Campus: The campus isn't that big, but we've got a 7-story building. Wi-Fi is available everywhere. We have a big library with lots of books. Unfortunately, there's no hostel. The canteen serves food, but it's not great. Sports facilities are okay, and there's a small gym on campus too.