Ramgovind Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers at this college are really supportive and qualified. They have a lot of experience. The exams are tough, but most students pass without any problems. The teachers also help us with job placements. They give us advice on how to get better at our skills.

Placement: The job placements in our college are okay. The pay is not that high, around 4 LPA on average. Many students do get hired by companies like Tata. They did online hiring this time, and most students got placed with the same 4 LPA average pay. The highest pay offered was 10 LPA, and someone recently got placed at 7.5 LPA.

Campus: The college buildings are okay, but the hostel food isn't great. I wouldn't recommend staying in the hostel. The labs have all the equipment you need and they're in good shape. The overall infrastructure is just average compared to other similar colleges. You can find unlimited international flights nearby. The hostel facilities are pretty poor.

Admission: The teachers are really good at explaining things. We learn a lot of new stuff in our classes. You only need 40 marks to pass. The professors from NITs know their stuff and have lots of experience.

Placement: The job opportunities are pretty good, but the placements could be better. Airtel is recruiting from our college for the first time. There are students from both computer science and electrical engineering branches.

Campus: The labs and classrooms at college are great, and the hostel food was good during my first year. The medical facilities are good too since there's a government hospital just 5 km away. I really like playing sports and games here. The facilities are okay, but the buses they provide are new and reliable.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff and are super qualified. They explain things really well, but you gotta pay attention or you'll miss out. The first part of the semester was a breeze, but the final exams were tough. You really gotta put in the effort to get a good grade.

Placement: Getting a job from here is tough. Less than a quarter of students are placed, but most get jobs off campus. On-campus placement rate is around 20%. You gotta really hustle to land a job. The whole placement scene is pretty disappointing.

Campus: The teachers here are really great and helpful. They know their stuff and make sure you learn well. The campus facilities are okay, not the best, but you can still work with them. Everything in the labs and classes is there when you need it, and things stay on schedule.

Admission: The faculty in my mechanical branch are pretty good overall. Especially the lab instructors are helpful. I'm in my third year and the faculty for my branch are solid. Can't really speak for the other branches though. The college offers degrees in EEE, CSE, ME, and civil engineering.

Placement: The job opportunities at our college are decent. Big companies like Mahindra and Mahindra come for placements. They check our certificates and then give job offers. The starting salary is around 10,000 to 15,000 per month. Some students get lucky and land high-paying jobs. The highest salary offered was around 40,000 to 50,000 per month.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty decent. I love that it's right in the middle of a forest surrounded by green trees and plants. The weather here is really nice. You can't hear traffic or loud noises on campus, which is great.

Admission: I really like the teachers at our college. The classes are not too hard, so it's enjoyable to study here. We don't have to do a full practical report  just a simple sheet. And the best part is that our exams are held internally, not by an outsider. Our professors grade everything and give feedback right away, which is super convenient.

Placement: The placements at our college are top-notch in India. This year, the math and computing students got the best offer of 1.30 crore per year. The civil students got average placements with a salary of 25 LPA. For electronic students, the salary range was around 14-15 LPA.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't what you'd expect from a B.Tech school. It's old and has a big, open campus. If you come here, you'll love the campus life for sure.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They even offer extra classes for students who need more help. They're friendly and always ready to assist. The teachers use the internet and digital tools to make learning easier. The labs are used effectively to help us learn better. Plus, they often give tests and quizzes to help us understand the topics better. Overall, the faculty is awesome!

Placement: The placements here are really good. A lot of my classmates from my batch landed jobs in top Indian companies like Indiabulls and Reliance India. I got selected at Indiabulls too, and I love working here. Our seniors had even better placements than us. It's a great feeling to see so many of us kickstarting our careers in such prestigious companies.

Campus: The college's infrastructure used to be pretty bad, but now the management is fixing it up. They're building new classrooms and setting up digital ones. RIT is a bit far from the city, which is nice for focusing on studying.

Admission: The faculty here is pretty good. They might not be the best, but they can definitely help you out. They're helpful and well-educated. Plus, the library is great! You can find all the books you need there. It's a good place to study and get information from books.

Placement: To get a good job, you gotta put in the effort. Colleges won't hand you a great placement on a silver platter. It's all about honing your skills. Start working on them from day one. The placements here usually range from 10-15k, but nothing's guaranteed.

Campus: The college isn't great, maybe a 3 out of 10, but it's surrounded by nice greenery. It's in the middle of nowhere, like a jungle! Be prepared to see bears or other animals if you stay in the hostel. No boundaries here, so be cautious.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really supportive and knowledgeable. They use projectors in classes which is great. The course curriculum is very helpful. However, I didn't get much exposure to the industry.

Placement: There are different batches for seniors and juniors. Around half of the students got placed. The highest salary offered was $500,000 and the lowest was $12,000. The average is about $300,000. A lot of companies like TTC and Philips come to campus for placements. They also offer around 30% of students internships.

Campus: The campus has lots of cool stuff, like Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs are always open and the buildings are nice. I love playing sports here because there's tons of space. The canteen is clean too. No problems with anything when I'm studying.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. Their teaching methods are basic and easy to understand. It would be great if the college had digital classrooms and better labs. The faculty is okay, but some could be better. Overall, there are some good courses that can help us build a better future.

Placement: The college placements are okay. A few companies come for recruitment, but not everyone gets a job. Many students are struggling to find work. The college should help us more to kickstart our careers. I hope they take steps to improve the situation.

Campus: The college has decent infrastructure with a library, football ground, labs, canteen, and classrooms. Everything is okay, but could be better. It would be nice if they improved the classrooms and Wi-Fi. Also, having better faculty and a more advanced tech lab would be great.