RR Institute of Technology - RRIT

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff. They did a good job teaching us. The grading system was 40 marks for internals and 60 marks for externals. Exams were challenging, so we had to work extra hard.

Placement: Around 60% of us in my batch landed jobs at big companies. The placement scene was pretty solid. Our Career Placement Officer was super helpful. I'm crossing my fingers that more of us get placed in the coming years. Plus, someone even snagged a job at Delloite with a sweet salary package.

Campus: I really enjoyed studying here. The classrooms, library, labs everything was great. Plus, we had a huge playground to chill. And the best part? The institute had its own hospital offering round-the-clock services and free consultations for students. So convenient!

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and nice. They help us a lot and teach well. They always give us good notes and assignments to study for exams. In our final year, they even help us find job placements. They also train us for interviews. The exams can be tough, but most people pass with around a 70% success rate.

Placement: Not many students get placed in any course. Only 2 or 3 students get placed in each course. The highest package was 4.8 lakhs for a CS student. Wipro is the top company that comes for placements. Everyone gets a chance to do internships. They help us get internships at different companies.

Campus: The college buildings are solid, and they're even building more. The facilities are nice too, with Wi-Fi everywhere. The library is good and the labs are okay, but sometimes the equipment doesn't work well during exams. When it comes to hostels, you can choose between 2 or 3 sharing rooms. They're big but not always super clean. Since there are a lot of non-locals, the food in the hostel may not always suit everyone's taste.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They know their stuff and teach well. Some of them are just okay, though. But there are a few who are really skilled and have lots of experience. Their way of teaching is way better than the new teachers. Just a heads up, you gotta have 80% attendance, which can be tough for some students.

Placement: I heard that the placement rate is 100%, which is great. The highest package offered is around 3 LPA. During my orientation day, Samsung came and mentioned internship opportunities. I'm studying B.Tech in Computer Science, but there are also other departments like ECE. It's cool to know that companies like Tata and Samsung are interested in hiring us.

Campus: The faculty here are really good and helpful. The library is always open for us, which is great. I live in a PG nearby, it's just okay, like a 3-star place. The food in college is awesome, but there are still some rules to follow. The classrooms are clean and have CCTV. The campus is also clean and well-maintained, with labs available for us too.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and explain things well. The courses are practical and get you ready for the real world. The semesters can be tough, but they push you to be your best self.

Placement: I really liked how 80% of students get placed here. The highest salary is 8 LPA, the lowest is 5 LPA, and the average is 6 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Amazon, Flipkart, and Infosys hire students here. Almost all students (95%) get internships, which is cool. The job roles offered are electronics engineer, electronics design engineer, service engineer, and technical director.

Campus: The college has great facilities like libraries and labs with Wi-Fi. The hostels are clean and the food is tasty and healthy. There's also a medical facility at the nearby NRR hospital managed by the college. Everything is well-maintained here.

Admission: The college has a small faculty team with lots of new teachers. So, you gotta do a lot of self-study.

Placement: The placement record at this college isn't as good as some others, but if you're in CS or ECE, you still have a good shot at getting a job after graduation.

Campus: The campus facilities are great, but they really need to upgrade their digital devices. It's kind of a bummer that they're still stuck on Windows 7, which doesn't work with a lot of software.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They prepare us well for the industry and interviews. The teaching quality is top-notch. The semester exams aren't too hard, but you gotta study or passing can be tough.

Placement: Most of the students in Electronics and Communication Engineering got placed, around 75% to 80%. The highest salary package for us is between 5 to 6 LPA. A lot of companies visit our college for placements. Also, 90% of us got internships while studying here.

Campus: The campus at RRIT has Wi-Fi, nice labs, enough classrooms, and a cool library. The food in the mess and canteen is really good. They're still building stuff here for Masters students. The hostel has all the facilities you need.

Admission: The teachers are all new, fresh from their own studies. They're not very experienced yet. We have tests for both theory and practical subjects. Attendance can get lowered if they're upset with us. Passing rates are average, just like in any other college.

Placement: I heard that a lot of students get placed from the college, but I haven't actually seen anyone myself. They say the placement rate is 100% with an average package of 3.91 LPA. Companies like Samsung and Microsoft supposedly come for placements, but I can't confirm if that's true.

Campus: The facilities like the lab, Wi-Fi, and library are pretty outdated, feels like they're stuck in the past with Windows 7. The hostel is not great either. Food is meh, and security is a bit iffy. Faculty members aren't the friendliest either, they just do things their own way.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. They really know their stuff and help us focus on what we need to know. Before exams, they highlight the important stuff and help us practice. The syllabus is all about what's needed in the real world. The projects we do are practical and useful. Exams are tough, but most students pass with around a 75% average.

Placement: I heard that most students from my course got placed, which is awesome. The highest salary was around 14 LPA and the lowest was 5 LPA. Companies like TATA, IBM, Mahindra, Wipro, HCL, Infotech, and others hire from here. Google also comes for recruitment every few years. They offer roles like manager and team leader, which is cool.

Campus: The college has separate hostels for guys and girls. They serve three meals a day in the hostel. You can get Wi-Fi there too. The rooms have attached bathrooms or separate ones. You share a room with 2 to 5 people. The food is fresh and tasty. The warden handles any urgent medical issues. You can play sports and games in the courtyard in the evenings.

Admission: The teachers at my college are strict but also helpful. They really try to assist students with their studies. In the first year, the teachers are tough, but college life gets easier after that. There aren't many extracurricular activities, they mostly focus on studying.

Placement: There aren't many chances to get a job after college. Most students only get around 3 LPA. Companies like Infosys and Amazon come for placements, but Infosys is the most common. Some students do get good job offers though.

Campus: The labs on each floor are well-maintained, but the AC in the classrooms don't work properly they're just for show. My college has 5 buildings: one for B.Tech, one for architecture, one for Diploma courses, plus a canteen, cafeteria, and a general store. The hostel isn't great with food, but everything else is good there.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good at explaining stuff, but the seniors aren't super helpful. Exams can be tough for newbies. Once you get through the first year, though, you'll start to get the hang of things and want to do better. Overall, the faculty is okay.

Placement: The placements here aren't great, so you'll need to look for jobs off-campus. Make sure you study well and do well in exams. In the Computer Science program, there are lots of opportunities, so make sure you take advantage of them to succeed.

Campus: I think the college's infrastructure is okay because it's kind of old. The labs have all the stuff you need for experiments. The civil block is not great, but the campus is nice and green. The parking lot is good, and the canteen is clean and nice.