School of Engineering and Technology, MVN University

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super supportive. They mix things up with different ways of teaching that make learning easier. They're always there to help with any questions we have. The course is all about giving us real-world experience and preparing us for the industry. Love it here!

Placement: Last year, lots of students got good placements. Most of them, around 80%, found jobs. The highest salary offered was 8 LPA, and the lowest was 2 LPA. Big companies like HCL, Wipro, and TCS come to campus for hiring. The college has a placement cell that helps students land jobs.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. Wi-Fi is available everywhere on campus. The labs have all the necessary facilities. Classrooms are air-conditioned. The library is good too. They offer digital media services. Plus, there's a gym and a canteen with lots of food options.

Admission: The faculty is okay, not the best. They seem more interested in making money than helping students with their careers. It would be better if they focused more on practical learning, like doing labs on the computer. Seeing things in action is important for us CS students to really learn.

Placement: The college doesn't have good placement opportunities for CSE students since 2016. The faculty is not very helpful and seems more focused on making money than the students' careers. I wouldn't recommend this college for B.Tech courses.

Campus: The college has really bad infrastructure - there's no good food in the canteen and the hostel facilities aren't great either, especially the mess food. The library doesn't have many good books, just a bunch of useless ones. The Wi-Fi is there, but it's all secured now.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. We have classes in the classroom and labs every week. The course material is okay, not too hard or too easy. I'm not sure how ready we'll be for the industry, but at least we're learning something. Exams are pretty average you just need 35% to pass.

Placement: I'm in my third year at college, and so far, there hasn't been much luck with placements. I haven't seen any seniors get a good job through campus placements yet. However, there are a few internship opportunities popping up now. I've heard of one of my seniors getting an internship in their fourth year, which is a good sign for us.

Campus: The infrastructure here is great for engineering students. They've got 5 labs, each with computers. The library is stocked with lots of books, including ones for competitive exams. It's a good place to study!

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful. They really know their stuff and are always there to help with any questions we have. Sachin sir from the CSE department is a standout when it comes to supporting us in extracurricular activities. All the teachers are smart and up-to-date on what's going on in the real world.

Placement: The placements for engineering students are not that great, but for pharmacy and B.Sc students, companies came and hired some students. Last time, a good number of pharmacy students got jobs at Himalaya, and some 2016 mechanical students got hired at Accenture.

Campus: Our college has a nice open ground and classrooms that are well taken care of. The playground is cool, and the labs are in good shape. They're even building new labs with all the latest stuff for us students. Plus, our college is leasing some land for teaching gardening. It's pretty cool!

Admission: When I started here, I was nervous about the teachers, but they turned out to be really nice and helpful. They come from top colleges like IITs and NITs. They teach us how to do well, remember things, and handle interviews. One cool thing is that we have a professor who helps us with workplace skills. The mechanical engineering faculty is super smart and they push us to do well in exams like GATE and IES. They're always there to support us and share their knowledge. We get hands-on training for real-world jobs and get to work on cool projects. Our course covers interesting stuff like automation and AI. Overall, it's a great place to learn and grow.

Placement: When I first came to this college, I saw posters of students who landed jobs. I wasn't sure if it was real, but turns out, it is! About 80-85% of students here get jobs, and many in their 3rd year. I asked some placed students about salaries, and they said the highest was around 12 LPA to 10 LPA and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. The top companies for our course are Hero, Honda, Escorts, and more. I'm into designing and manufacturing. Usually, students with 60% or more marks get placed.

Campus: Living in the hostel now, I was worried about seniors ragging juniors. But here, all the seniors are really nice and friendly. They help us out with anything we need.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know a lot. They teach really well and use stuff like whiteboards and projectors. The course curriculum makes it clear how what we learn relates to real skills and success. It's awesome!

Placement: My senior batch and my friends had good placements. Most of us got jobs, about 75%. The highest salary was 12 LPA, and the lowest was 5 LPA. Companies like HCl, Quick heal, Dell came for placements. They offered technical roles. Nearly 70% of us got internships, with around 2 Lacs pa as stipend.

Campus: I really like all the stuff our campus offers. There are sports, games, medical help, Wi-Fi, labs, library, classrooms, and a big canteen. The labs and classes are top-notch. The food at the canteen is awesome. The hostel is nice too, with great infrastructure that beats other colleges.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and they teach well. The course content is great for getting a good job after college. We have two exams  one in the middle and one at the end. They're not too hard if you study. I did well on my midterm because I'm good at studying. I got good grades in all my subjects.

Placement: I'm taking this course as a freshman in college, studying B. Tech in AI ML. In computer science, the average package is around $300,000. Companies like Google and Microsoft are the main ones hiring. Not many students got placed, but if you're into volunteering, there are opportunities to help out at events.

Campus: The classrooms are nice and clean, plus there's Wi-Fi. Each subject has its own lab like the mechanical workshop, physics lab, and computer lab. The library is great and we get library cards to borrow books. You can keep them for a while and renew if needed.

Admission: The faculty for B.Tech (CSE) is really nice to us students. They help us with studies and other activities. There are lots of events and sports activities organized. Our teachers work hard and teach well so we can understand. They explain things as many times as we need until we get it.

Placement: In our college, not many companies hire engineering students for jobs. But for pharmacy and MBA students, companies do come and hire students. Innodata and HCL came to our college in 2018-19 and hired some students.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is awesome! I loved the well-designed labs, especially in the pharmacy and engineering departments. They're even building more labs with advanced systems. The library is super clean and well-kept, and the e-library is really cool too.