Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies - Ongole Campus

Admission: The teachers are super nice, smart, and know their stuff. If you stick to the study plan, you'll be about 70% ready for work. The exams in each semester aren't too hard if you study right. Most students pass with an 80% rate.

Placement: Around 60% of us got jobs after college. The starting salary is around 3 LPA, but some lucky ones got offers for up to 12 LPA! On average, most of us were offered between 6 to 7 LPA. The big companies like Accenture, TCS, and Flipkart came for placements. Many of us also landed internships at AICTE companies. Some even got opportunities at startups. The popular roles were web developer, data analyst, data science, java developer, and python developer.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi available all the time, plus LAN in the labs. There's a nice library, good classrooms with projectors, and sports for everyone. I really like that they have games for both guys and girls. The food is decent, and the hostel is alright just have to get used to it a bit. Overall, it's a pretty good place to be!

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They all have Ph.D.s from top colleges like IITs. They motivate us to take the GATE exam for further studies. They don't just cover the basics, they really dive deep into the subjects.

Placement: Placements in our college aren't great, but some small startups are offering packages around 3-4 LPA. If someone gets a higher package, it's probably because of their own efforts. Overall, college placements are not very reliable.

Campus: The college doesn't have all the cool stuff like Wi-Fi, lab equipment, or special classrooms. The dorms are pretty basic too, not ideal for staying long term. But hey, it's all free so that's why students tough it out.

Admission: The semester has 4 exams in total. Each mid-exam is worth 15 marks, while the rest are 10 marks each. In total, the semester is out of 60 marks. They only count the best 2 out of the 3 mid-exams.

Placement: I heard that most students here get placements, around 70%. The best package is 24 lakhs and the lowest is 6 lakhs. The campus doesn't offer internships, but we can find our own. In the third year, we can do an internship. I've heard that Amazon and Flipkart offer top roles to students here.

Campus: The college has three campuses and the infrastructure is decent. The internet isn't great, so we have to get used to it. The hostel rooms are a bit small, but perfect for hanging out and playing games. Overall, the facilities are pretty good.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful for coding stuff, but sometimes I feel like we can figure things out on our own. They know their stuff and give good support for our projects. The CSE curriculum covers all the important topics like web development, full-stack development, AIML, and database management, which make it easier to get jobs. The semester exams are not too hard if we pay attention in class. Most people pass, around 95% of us do.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs, which is great. The highest salary offered is about 20 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. On average, students earn around 10-15 LPA based on what I know. The main recruiters are Accenture, TCS, and Infosys. Everyone gets internships related to their field, mostly in web development. Some smaller companies even pay for internships. The roles available are web developer, UI UX designer, product manager, and front-end and back-end developer. It's a good place to kickstart your career!

Campus: Wi-Fi is available everywhere on campus, but it can be hard to connect when it's busy. The labs are great and they give out free laptops. Classrooms are okay, but they're packed with about 90 students each. The library is nice. The hostel's mess and canteen are good, but the rooms can get really crowded. The food at the mess is okay, but it can be a bit poor at times. There's a hospital on campus that's open 24/7. They really push sports here and have a lot of inter-college championships.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable, but there aren't enough of them. We don't get much hands-on experience, and there aren't any industry visits for us. The semesters are super challenging  it's like taking a GATE exam instead of regular tests. None of us have been on any industrial tours yet, not even the seniors.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students have been getting placed in recent years. The lowest salary offered is 5 LPA, while the highest is 28 LPA. Moshchip and Vassar Labs are the top companies that recruit from our college. Every year, around 65-75% of students are able to secure internships. Most of the roles offered are for training purposes. Since we're a tier 3 college, the placement opportunities are not as great as we would like.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, which is a bummer. The labs don't have the right equipment, and there's no air conditioning in the classrooms. The library is just okay, not great. In the mornings, there's no water in the bathrooms. The rooms have lots of mosquitoes, which isn't cool. The food in the cafeteria is alright. Beware of dogs and rats that bite your clothes and legs. It's not the best environment for studying.

Admission: The teachers were okay, but not always super helpful. They knew their stuff, but sometimes lacked expertise. Our college motto is "Learning by doing", so we didn't rely too much on teachers. The semester exams were pretty easy since our own faculty made and graded the papers. The pass rate is around 80%.

Placement: I took a Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) course that's super helpful for today's tech world. They picked 300 out of 1000 students for CSE based on our Pre University Course grades. The campus job placements were decent, but not amazing. I landed a gig at a start-up. Only 10% of us got jobs through the university course. The main positions were Software Engineer Trainee and System Engineer.

Campus: The university has great facilities, especially in the labs and libraries. Wi-Fi is only available in the library. There are different labs like the computer lab and Chemistry lab. But the food quality at college is not that great. The hospital on campus is useful for first aid and emergencies. Sometimes, we have games and sports too.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very qualified. They don't help us get the best results, but the course content is top-notch. It's really helpful for finding jobs in different industries. The exams are tough because they come from a central source. Most students pass with around 60%. The faculty isn't as good as we hoped. They're not very smart.

Placement: Most students with around 8 CGPA end up getting placed. Some of them find jobs outside of campus too. There are a bunch of companies that come for recruitment, like Amazon, Flipkart, IBM, Microsoft, MRF, Mahindra, Bosch Ltd, Criple Ltd, Vasara Labs, Max Labs, and other chip designing companies.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, but there's no Wi-Fi. If we want to use it, we have to head to the library. All the good stuff is in the CSE block. Unfortunately, the facilities in our department and college are not the best.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really smart - they all have M.Teach degrees and PhDs. Some teachers are amazing at explaining things, while others are just okay. The course content is solid. If you put in the effort, it's not too hard. Most students pass, around 85% or so.

Placement: Only a few students got jobs because of the bad economy. The highest salary was 12 LPA and the lowest was 4 LPA. On average, most students got around 5 LPA. Most companies that visit are in software, especially startups. Some core companies like Moschip also come. Job roles include embedded engineer, VLSI Design engineer, VLSI verification engineer, software developer, and full stack developer.

Campus: The college has good facilities like laptops, library, and labs. Wi-Fi is only in some classrooms. Hostel isn't fancy and the food isn't great. There's a canteen, hospital, and a temple on campus. It's a good college for students into sports and games.

Admission: The professors teaching us have Ph.D. qualifications. We also go on industrial visits, like the one to a power plant in Vijayawada. The semester exams can be a bit tough, but the average pass rate is around 70%.

Placement: Over 60% of students in my course get placed. The highest salary offered is 14lpa and the lowest is 5lpa. Companies like Wipro and Infosys come for placements. Most students land internships in top companies like Wipro. We also get job offers for software and web development roles on campus.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is great, but it's a bit hard to adjust to rooms with 20 students in each. The mess food is terrible, but the library and classrooms are awesome. We also have Wi-Fi on campus, which is a plus!

Admission: The teachers at this college are super smart and really helpful. They really look out for us students. When it's exam time, they make sure we understand everything we need to know. It's great to have teachers who care so much about our success.

Placement: A lot of students who graduated got jobs on campus. About 79% of them got placed. It's super motivating for the next batch of students. Makes you feel like you can really make it here.

Campus: The college has 24-hour Wi-Fi and gives us laptops to use. The infrastructure is good. The library is super clean and quiet. Classrooms are neat and we're safe with CCTV cameras around campus.