Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International School of Textiles and Management

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and know their stuff. They're super friendly too. They use projectors for teaching, and the student-to-teacher ratio is 10:10. We get to visit mills and companies every week. The course is really practical and helpful.

Placement: Most of my classmates got jobs in well-known companies. Around 75% of us got placed in my batch. The pay ranges from 15,000 to 30,000. Companies like Vardhaman, Aditya Birla, NTC Mills, Synthesis, KPM Mills, SP Apparel, SCM, and more hire students. If it's a clothing company, you might work as a merchandiser, quality controller, HR, marketing manager, or designer. If it's a mill, the roles vary. Every student has to do an internship at the company they're placed in. If you don't get placed, the placement cell helps you find internship opportunities. While most internships are unpaid, some students get at least 5,000 per month.

Campus: Our college has Wi-Fi everywhere, and we've got computer labs and textile labs that are getting better. But they're not really big on sports and games here. Medical facilities are missing, though we do have smart classrooms and AC labs, which is cool. The food at the canteens and mess isn't great, especially for hostel students. Speaking of hostels, the rooms and facilities are pretty good. I commute, so I haven't had any problems with food or facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really know their stuff. The course material is spot-on and helps us get ready for the real world. If you pay attention in class, you can pass the semester exams easily. The passing rate is around 40%, so it's doable if you put in the effort.

Placement: We were in the first group to take this course. Nearly 90% of us found jobs after graduating. The most common positions were industrial engineer and supervisor.

Campus: Our college has everything we need. We've got labs for different things like textile processing, testing, technical stuff, weaving, knitting, and making clothes. The girls can stay in the hostel, but the food there is just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're qualified and you can tell they know what they're talking about. The teaching is good overall. The course material is okay, but it doesn't fully prepare us for the industry. Exams are pretty fair, not too hard. About half of us pass them.

Placement: I'm really happy with how our course prepares us for jobs. Most students end up getting placed around 70% of us find jobs. Companies like Tommy Hilfiger, Levi's, and Aditya Birla come for placements. And a good chunk of us also get internships about 30-40%. The roles we get are cool too, like merchandiser and quality controller. It's a great setup for our future careers!

Campus: The campus doesn't have Wi-Fi for students, but the hostel does. The labs don't have new equipment, but the library and classrooms are nice. The mess and canteen are good. However, the sports and games scene isn't great here.

Admission: The professors here are really nice and helpful. You need at least a 50% to pass, but they make sure you understand everything. They know their stuff and the courses are up-to-date. I feel like I'm learning what I need to for the real world. The teachers are experts in their fields and always ready to help. I'm glad I chose this college.

Placement: The textile and fashion course is great for the future. Right now, the industry is booming with companies like Ramon, Aravind, and Gokuldas looking for new hires. They help place about 50% of students in good jobs. In this course, you can learn about HR and planning. The textile and fashion industries have lots of high-paying jobs and good opportunities ahead.

Campus: The classrooms and library are nice, but the sports area is small. Wi-Fi is bad, and the canteen food isn't great. They should definitely improve the catering. Not many students and staff here. Librarians are friendly, and the cultural events are cool. The college only has two departments: Fashion Technology and MBA.

Admission: The teachers know a lot about the subjects, and some of them even worked in the industry. They share their practical knowledge with us, which is super helpful. We get trainings regularly, and they also give us case studies to work on. It's really helping us improve.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is pretty good. We had companies like NHDC Ltd from the government coming for campus interviews. Along with them, private firms like Loyal Textiles, Madhura Clothing, Jay Jay Mills, RSG Inspection Services, Intertek, and some home textile companies from Karur also hired students. It's nice to see a mix of government and private companies offering opportunities to students.

Campus: The college has wifi available 24/7, which is awesome. The library is great, with lots of journals and online subscriptions. The food is good quality, and there are hostels for both guys and girls. Plus, there's an auditorium on campus. The hostel rooms are cool too, with wifi and even washing machines.