Remo International College

Admission: The faculty here are well-trained and friendly. Most of them teach well, but there are two teachers whose methods I'm not happy with. Overall, I think the teaching is good.

Placement: Most students in our college get jobs like 80 out of 100. I'm not sure about the salary packages, so I can't say much about that. Companies like Indigo and Spicejet often visit for placements.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with air-conditioned classrooms. The atmosphere is nice, and the overall environment is good. However, the college doesn't have its own hostel. But there are private hostels nearby that students can stay in.

Admission: The study materials are great and the labs work well. You get to visit the best labs, which is a cool experience. The teachers are good at explaining the slides in class. You can ask questions anytime. They treat all students equally, no favoritism. They offer extra subjects like Hindi and French. Make sure to choose your course wisely because the subjects are useful. The semesters aren't too hard if you study well, you can score well in your exams. You need to get at least 45% to pass each semester.

Placement: The college really focuses on placements, with almost 88% of students getting jobs all over India. They provide great placement training by experienced staff in the aviation field. The packages depend on the job you get, but it's usually not less than 2.5 lakhs per annum. Students have been placed in companies like Indigo, Air India, Dell, and Celebi. About 24% of students got internships at Air India, working as cabin crew, ground staff, and visa verification officers. The college also helps with interview preparation, resume building, and grooming. The grooming training from Remo students is really important, as it impresses HR during interviews. Remo provides all the necessary guidance, but ultimately, our gestures and appearance play a big role in passing the first round. The rest is up to us.

Campus: The campus has great facilities, but there's no Wi-Fi in the classrooms. They don't allow phones in class, so no Wi-Fi. The hostel, Remo, is nice and private. They have a few options based on what students want.

Admission: The teachers and staff at the college are really nice and know their stuff. Most of them have PhDs. They teach in a way that's easy to understand. This college is great for aviation studies in Chennai. They have a lot of exams throughout the semester, but they're not too hard. It's not just about getting good grades; it's about learning for your future in this field.

Placement: I had a great experience with placements at Remo College. Tons of companies offer internships and job opportunities. Starting salaries range from 10k to 30k. Big names like Celebi, Sutherland, Air India, and Indigo hire students. For BBA students, there are mainly customer service roles. If you listen to the placement officers, 80-90% of students get placed easily.

Campus: The classrooms at the college were nice, with air conditioning, whiteboards, and labs for different subjects like computers and medicine. Overall, the college was well-kept. They didn't have their own hostels, so they suggested some outside ones that weren't great. Also, the food they served wasn't that good according to my friends.

Admission: The teaching at this college is really good. They teach us a lot about the aviation industry, which is super interesting. The teachers here are great at helping us learn and grow. They also help us speak English better and do presentations to help us get over our fear of speaking in front of others.

Placement: I feel like they're saying all the placements are done, but it's not true. We have to find jobs ourselves. They only help with airline interviews. They didn't connect us with any recruiters.

Campus: This college doesn't have a hostel, but the classrooms are nice with some having AC. The canteen is average. There's no ground on the small campus, but they do have extracurricular activities. The canteen is run by a contractor.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at explaining stuff about aviation. They also help us get better at speaking English and do seminars to help us get over our fear of speaking in front of people. They care a lot about teaching us important stuff and helping us grow. But, the people in charge seem more interested in making money than anything else.

Placement: The college says they have 100% placements, but it's not true. We have to look for jobs ourselves. The college only sets up interviews with airlines. They don't help us connect with other companies. They try to contact airlines in India and other countries, but they haven't been successful. They don't help with on-campus recruitment either.

Campus: The college doesn't have hostels, but the classrooms are nice and some have AC. The canteen is okay and run by a contractor. Even though the campus is small and there's no outdoor space, they still have extracurricular activities. There are lots of clubs for fun and sports, plus a really good medical center on campus.

Admission: The teachers are great and the course material is good. Semester exams are pretty easy since we can work together. The college really supports us well. They even offer in-flight training from Chennai to Bangalore and OBT. I think the pass rate is over 90%.

Placement: I'm happy because our college helps us find jobs after we finish our course. Some of the older students already found jobs. About 5% of the students got hired. We all pay the same fee, which is fair.

Campus: The classrooms have AC, and we've got a nice library. But there's no hostel here. We do have a PT period, but no ground for it. The canteen is okay, but don't expect too much. Our PT teacher is really good. And we have sports gear available too.