Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies, Srikakulam Campus - RGUKT

Admission: The teachers are okay, not amazing. Some teachers work on a contract and teach us by the hour. Sometimes, teachers from other colleges come to help out because there aren't enough teachers here. We mostly study on our own for midterms and finals.

Placement: Not many students get placed here, even though there are a lot of talented students. There's not much focus on coding or hackathons. On average, students get around 6 LPA. In my batch, only about one in ten students got placed. The rest either pursued further studies or prepared for government jobs.

Campus: The facilities here aren't great due to poor infrastructure, and there are a lot of students. But if you're from the city, you'll be fine and get some cool experiences. The campus is okay, but the buildings are pretty old-looking.

Admission: The classes and teachers at my college are really good. The exams are not too hard. Most students pass with a 65% rate. The teachers are supportive and always ready to help. They give good guidance to all of us. Plus, they assist with our projects too.

Placement: I'm in a 6-year course that covers both PUC and B.Tech. Our campus has good placements with lots of big companies like Infosys, Vassar Labs, Idea Labs, and more coming in. The highest package is 36 lakhs per year. The person in charge of placements works really hard to get us good opportunities.

Campus: I really like the campus here. The Wi-Fi works well, the classrooms are nice, and the library is great. The food in the mess is top-notch and there's plenty of it. They serve healthy and tasty meals. The medical and canteen services are good too, along with the sports facilities. Overall, it's a solid campus with everything you need.

Admission: The teachers are okay, not amazing. Some teachers work on a contract and teach us by the hour. Sometimes, teachers from other colleges come to help out because there aren't enough teachers here. We mostly study on our own for midterms and finals.

Placement: Not many students get placed here, even though there are a lot of talented people. We don't really focus on coding or have hackathons. On average, students get around 6 LPA. In my batch, only around ten percent got jobs. The rest of us either went for higher studies or started preparing for government jobs.

Campus: The facilities here aren't great, and there are a lot of students. If you're from the city, you'll do fine and learn a lot. My campus is decent, but the buildings are old.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're good at teaching, but sometimes they're busy with other stuff, so it can mess up the class. How hard the exams are depends on how much you study. I personally don't find them too tough.

Placement: During placements, companies like TCS, WIPRO, Cognizant, Infosys, and a few startups came to our college. They offered packages around 3 to 4 LPA, I guess. Many students got placed in these companies that visited our campus.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi in the academic buildings. Each department and section has its own library and classrooms. The hostel rooms have beds. There's a hospital on campus for medical needs. And don't forget about the canteen and sports ground!

Admission: The teachers at this college mainly focus on practical knowledge. They are experts in fields like M.Tech, PhD, and MBA. Their teaching is okay. The course content is good, especially for students getting ready for GATE exams. The semester tests are not too hard. We have to answer 2 questions in the exam, with 18 bits each in every section.

Placement: The course I'm in lasts for 6 years and combines PUC and B.Tech. About 30-40% of students in my course got placed. The highest package I've heard of is 10 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. Students who get placed usually do internships before landing a full-time job. A lot of the placements focus on web development using MERN.

Campus: The Srikakulam campus is still being set up, so there's not a lot of facilities yet, but it's decent. The classrooms, labs, and library are nice. Wi-Fi was added a year ago with personal passwords. The hostel is okay, but water is only on in the morning and evening. The canteen isn't that great. They have good sports facilities. They're helpful with general issues. The mess food isn't the best.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They went to top colleges like IITs. They make sure to talk to us and keep things interesting. The course is practical and prepares us for the industry. The exams are pretty straightforward because the teachers help us understand the material well. Passing isn't too hard  you just need 18 out of 60 marks in the semester exam.

Placement: In our branch, around half of us end up getting picked for jobs after we graduate. The salary can be anywhere from 3 lakhs per annum to 20 lakhs per annum. Some of the big companies that come for placements are Infosys and Dell. A lot of students also manage to snag internships, about 60% of us. The courses here set us up for roles like AI, data structure, machine learning, full stack development, and DSA.

Campus: The classrooms here are awesome! They have wooden desks, comfy chairs, and cool whiteboards. Plus, we get free Wi-Fi and laptops. The library is huge and helps a lot. In the labs, there are lots of computers for coding practice. The hostel rooms are nice, like a second home. The food could be better, but it's okay compared to other places.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The courses are practical and relate well to what we're learning. If you put in the work, you can land a solid job after graduation. Exams aren't too tough and prepare us well for jobs in tech. The teaching keeps getting better and the campus is getting nicer too. Lots to like about this college!

Placement: I study electronics and communication engineering at Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies in Srikakulam. In my 2nd year, over 65% of students in my course got jobs and internships. They landed positions in testing engineering, VLSI, and technical departments at companies like Intel, Goldman Sachs, Infosys, Wipro, and other big corporations.

Campus: At our college, especially in our department, we've got Wi-Fi, cool labs, nice classrooms, and a great library. The hostels are awesome with separate cafeterias for guys and girls. Plus, there's medical help available. Sports lovers will dig the separate grounds for different games where we can play and compete in tournaments. It's all here!

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 job offers right on campus. About 79% of them landed campus placements. It's super motivating for us current students to see this happening.

Campus: The campus offers 24-hour Wi-Fi and provides laptops with good infrastructure. The library is clean, peaceful, and calm. Classrooms are neat, and there's CCTV camera security on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really hands-on. They cover all the material before exams and make sure we understand. They're focused on getting through the syllabus, but sometimes it feels like they care more about that than us.

Placement: The placements here aren't great. I'm in my last year of the 3rd year. I've only been to 2 placement interviews, but the package wasn't what I hoped for. I thought Rajiv Gandhi College would have better placements, but so far, there's been nothing for us students.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is not great. My lab has a Wi-Fi box, but no internet. The hostel is okay, but the food is really bad. It's hard to eat that kind of food every day. I wish they would change it up and make it better.

Admission: The professors are really great here. They know their stuff from top schools like IITs. The courses are practical and helpful for real job stuff. If you keep up with classes, exams are a breeze since the teachers explain everything so well.

Placement: Around 35% of students in our branch get jobs after college. The pay can range from 1.5 to 15 LPA. Companies like Bajaj, Dell, Infosys, and even some start-ups come for placements. About 60% of students in ECE land internships. They offer courses like Embedded systems and VLSI too.

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi, technical labs, and digital labs. The classrooms are good, and the library is really helpful for staying competitive in the industry. The food is okay, with separate canteens for guys and girls. They also have medical services available. Plus, there's a lot of sports and games happening on campus too.