Sir J.J College of Architecture

Admission: The course is easy to follow and covers all the key subjects in your chosen field. There are eight different streams to choose from in the post-grad program, giving you plenty of options.

Placement: The college helps students find jobs through their placement and training cell. They look at your test scores and interview performance. You can get jobs as artists, art teachers, critics, or museum staff. You might work in museums, schools, or art stores.

Campus: The college has all the equipment we need. There are different hostels for guys and girls. The food and cleanliness in the hostels are top-notch. It's a great choice for arts students. I definitely suggest this college!

Admission: The teachers here are super supportive and really get where you're coming from. Everyone in the faculty is nice, so fitting in is a breeze. I also got to see how things work in the real world, which was awesome. The stuff we learn is actually practical and helpful. Overall, I had a great time studying here and the teaching methods are solid.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. Most students, around 80-90%, landed jobs in top companies. Some even got offers to start their own business! There were offers for personal assistants, architects, and other cool jobs. Around 56% of students got internships through the college. The average stipend was really nice too.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really nice. The classrooms are big and there are libraries, labs, and medical facilities available. The food is decent but could be improved. Even though the buildings are kind of old, they have a classic charm that I like. The campus is surrounded by greenery, which is a nice touch.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The way they teach could use some work, though. In most classes, there's only about 1 teacher for every 12 students. The subjects we learn are interesting and fun. We usually use PowerPoint for our lessons, which is cool.

Placement: Our college has awesome internship opportunities! Most students in our course get placed, with a minimum stipend of Rs. 5,000. Some even get up to Rs. 15,000! We had about 20 companies come for placements. This will be the first year for graduate student placements. It's pretty exciting!

Campus: The college has a lab for testing materials and a computer lab with internet connection. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. But we do have a sports room and council that organize sports events. Wi-Fi is available in college and they're considering getting a plotter for everyday prints.

Admission: The teachers at our college were amazing! They were super helpful, really smart, and knew their stuff. The way they taught us was top-notch. I'm so glad I chose this college for my studies. They were always nice and made learning easy. Best decision ever!

Placement: Most students in our college get jobs after graduation, which is awesome. The highest pay is around Rs. 1.80 lakh per month, while the lowest is Rs. 75,000. On average, grads make about Rs. 35,000 per month. Google pays the most, and other big companies pay less. Almost everyone gets internships in top companies too, which is a great opportunity.

Campus: Our college has a lot of Wi-Fi routers around, which is cool. The labs and smart classrooms are top-notch. We've got three libraries to use, and the sports facilities are great too. Every year, they organize lots of games for us students. Overall, I'd say our college is pretty awesome.

Admission: The teachers and seniors are super helpful. They're always there for you when you need them. The professors give us really useful knowledge. The course could use some updates to better prepare us for the industry. The semester exams cover everything well, and most students pass.

Placement: You won't get placements directly from the college. You have to find a job on your own. Your salary starts at Rs. 2,000 per month. To get hired, you need a good portfolio in 5 years. A popular job is a junior architect.

Campus: The classrooms in our college are really big. I like how the campus is all green and has a British style. It's cool to hang out there. There's a playground for events. But the food in the canteen isn't that good. They painted it recently though, so it looks fresh now.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and supportive. They really help us understand things when we're confused. They teach us to think creatively and logically, and solve problems well. We learn about stuff like architectural design, interior design, and structural analysis in seminars from guest lecturers. They show us how to estimate costs visually. The B.Arch course lasts for 5 years with 10 semesters. We study things like interior design, construction management, and urban planning. The course gives us a mix of hands-on and book knowledge, so we can learn how to design, plan, and build all sorts of things.

Placement: I really liked that big companies like Gaursons India, Shilpa Architects, and DLF came to our college for placements. The highest salary offered was 18 LPA, and the average was 8 LPA for design architect roles. They also offered roles like assistant professor, project manager, and architectural designer to students. And we even got opportunities for summer internships in construction designing.

Campus: The hostel rooms are really nice and big. The food in the mess is great too. They also have laundry, water, electricity, internet, parking, and a stationery shop. It's all good!

Admission: The teachers here are super experienced, some of the best in India. They run their own companies and know a lot about the industry. The projects we work on are really hands-on and teach us a ton about the field. It's been a great way to learn!

Placement: In architecture colleges like JJ, they don't have placements. But the professors are cool and let us work with them. They also help with internships and finding jobs. You gotta find a firm on your own. Usually, architecture colleges don't have placements, but students like me still manage to find jobs, especially at JJ.

Campus: The college is really old, like 100 years old, so the buildings are old too. But the classrooms are nice and spacious, perfect for architects. There's no Wi-Fi though, but the washrooms are clean. We also have a cool auditorium and a ground to play games. Overall, it's a great place for architecture students.