Roland Institute Of Technology

Admission: The teachers are nice, but their teaching could use some work. The semester exams are tough to study for since they come around every 3 months, but most students pass with a 96% success rate. Overall, I had a good time here. I suggest checking out this college if you want a solid career ahead. Thanks!

Placement: The placement rate at our college is around 70%. The highest package offered is between 5.5 to 6 LPA, while the average is 4.5 LPA and the lowest is 2.8 LPA. Companies like Infosys, TCS, and a few startups came for recruitment. Overall, my experience at this tier-3 college has been good.

Campus: Our college has Wi-Fi, labs for each subject, a library, playground, canteen, and a computer lab. Both girls and boys can stay in the hostel, but the food in the mess isn't great. Unfortunately, there are no medical facilities for emergencies.

Admission: The teaching back then was really good when I was studying. This one teacher, Padarabindo Panda, was the best in my B.Tech journey. I'm so thankful to him and I really miss his classes. The course content was spot on, but it's up to the students to make the most of it.

Placement: Most students in our college got placed, around 65%. The highest salary was Rs. 20,000 per month and the lowest was Rs. 5,000. On average, students were offered Rs. 15,000 per month. HCL was the main company that hired students. They mostly offered roles related to learning and implementing. I'm not sure about the salary package for our course. Also, about 80% of students landed an internship at HCL.

Campus: The college is okay, but it's not super high-tech. They don't have Wi-Fi and the labs are decent but not fancy. The library has the same issue for B.Tech students. However, the classrooms and departments are pretty good. I commuted from home, so I can't say much about the hostel. The food in the canteen was tasty. Unfortunately, they don't offer medical services or sports facilities.

Admission: The teaching in the first year is decent, but after that, they focus on outdated computer languages that aren't in demand anymore. You'll need to study on your own or get coaching to learn the languages that companies want. The course content wasn't very useful and didn't match what's needed in the industry. The semesters are longer than usual. If you put in the effort, you can get high grades. The passing percentage is around 90%.

Placement: The placement rate for computer science and engineering course is less than 30%. The highest package offered is 5lpa, while the average package is 3lpa. Most students get placed in companies like TCS and Wipro. About half of the students secure internships with TCS and smaller startups. The most common role offered after graduation is a regular employee position.

Campus: The classrooms are kinda run-down and the desks are super old. There's no wifi for students, which is a bummer. But the labs are in good shape. The library has all the books you need for studying. The hostel could be better, not great. Food is just okay. They only have a basic first aid kit, no real medical help. Sports facilities are limited, but you can still play kabbadi, cricket, and basketball.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and supportive. Most of them have completed their M.tech degrees. They prepare us well for the industry. The pass rate in our college is around 50%.

Placement: Our college has great placement opportunities for students with CGPAs of 7 to 8. The highest monthly package offered is Rs.40,000 and the lowest is Rs.10,000. We get internships at Tata, which offer roles in information, Tata, and CDAC. The campus is really nice too.

Campus: Our computer science department is located on the top floor of the college. It's a bit of a hike since there's no elevator, but the view is worth it! Our classroom on the 4th floor is pretty spacious with lots of furniture, 4 fans, and 2 tube lights. Nice setup overall!

Admission: The teachers at this college were awesome! They were friendly, active, and always willing to help with your subjects. You could tell they were qualified and really cared about our future. The lab assistants were great too. Some faculty members even helped out if you were struggling in a certain subject. Plus, they made sure we got good practical knowledge.

Placement: Placements were a letdown at this college. The companies they brought in for placements were sketchy. They even tried to charge us for placements, but thankfully we got our money back. Sadly, no one from our batch got a job through placements. Thankfully, most students land jobs after graduating.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure with a huge library. The labs and faculty are good too. I didn't live in the hostel, so I can't say much about that, but the cafeteria was nice. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi available. On the bright side, there are lots of places and events to have fun with friends. The bus and transportation services are reliable, but the management could be better.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and know their stuff. They're really qualified and teach us a lot. The curriculum is great for preparing us for the future, but I'm not sure if it gets us ready for the industry. When it comes to semester exams, it all depends on the university setting the questions. But thanks to how our teachers explain things, we've always aced the exams without any problems.

Placement: I'm currently doing my master's at this college as part of the 2023-25 group. Unfortunately, our batch hasn't had great job opportunities so far. Some placements have come up, but they're not what we were hoping for.

Campus: The network in our college isn't great. The labs are messy, and all the computers are outdated. But the canteen is the best part! You ask for tea, and they give you a warm cup of sweet water. The food is really good too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super friendly and really know their stuff. Quite a few of them even have PhDs! They're always there for us whenever we need help. The way they teach is top-notch and matches the size of our classes perfectly. The courses here get us ready for the real world, with lots of seminars to boost our confidence in any scenario.

Placement: There are around 50 students in our college. We work on different projects every semester. Each year, students get to do internships in cities like Visakhapatnam and Hyderabad.

Campus: We have labs for OS and C programming, along with cool experiments. There are seminar halls and batch-wise classrooms with cameras. We also use a biometric system. The college has a library, volleyball and cricket areas, plus a friends club for chill times. Great for hanging out in free time!