Sri Taralabalu Jagadguru Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and helpful. They give us a lot of support and encouragement. The only issue is that they don't fully prepare us for the industry. They train us, but we still have to work hard to get ready for the job market. Many of us thought we'd easily get a job after college, but that turned out to be a myth.

Placement: Due to COVID-19, we didn't have any placements this year. Even though our college had banners from companies like TCS and Byju's, none of them showed up for mechanical engineering placements. Only computer science and other branches had companies coming in for placements.

Campus: The library at our college was pretty good, but the canteen was just okay. Unfortunately, the food in the hostel mess was terrible. During exams, there was no Wi-Fi, and the electricity supply wasn't reliable. Despite these issues, I felt satisfied overall because the support was great.

Admission: The teachers on campus weren't great at teaching. Only the assistant professors were good. The others were not helpful. It was hard to connect with them. The curriculum didn't prepare us for the industry. The semester exams were tough because some topics were not covered in the syllabus.

Placement: Only a few students in our college got placed this year. The salary range was between 1.2 LPA and 2.5 LPA, with an average of 1.5 LPA. Wipro, Qspiders, and TCS were the big companies that hired students. Everyone got internships in Bangalore, like Sky lark and Sobha. The popular job roles were structural engineer, project manager, and quality control engineer.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college didn't work. The labs were just okay. But the classrooms were clean and bright, which was nice. The library was the best part big, quiet, and full of books.

Admission: The teachers are good, they know their stuff. But the management doesn't really care about how much the teachers know. The course content makes sense, but it doesn't prepare us for real work. It's more like a basic introduction to the subject.

Placement: Out of 120 students, ten of us landed jobs at a Chennai company. We're making 8000 rupees a month, but we have to put in 12 hours per day. Also, 16% of us snagged internships in the Mechanical department at a manufacturing company, and it lasted for a month.

Campus: The campus is pretty big, but it needs better upkeep. There's Wi-Fi all over. The labs, classrooms, and library are nice and well-kept. Both boys and girls have hostels on campus. The boys' hostel can fit 450 students, while the girls' hostel can hold 210. The girls' hostel is in a new building, but the boys' hostel is in an old one that needs some work.

Admission: The teachers were really great at helping us get ready for exams and other stuff we had to do. The course was good and got us ready for working in the industry. The exams were tough but most students passed, around 89%.

Placement: Our class had around 80 students. The job offers ranged from Rs.30,000 to 1 LPA. Big companies like Tata came for placements. About 30% of us got internships too.

Campus: The campus had Wi-Fi everywhere, which was great. The classrooms and library were nice, and the food was good quality. I liked that there were sports and games to enjoy, and it was convenient to have medical facilities on campus too.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff well and are always willing to help. They explain things clearly and are patient when we ask them to go over something again. They make sure we understand everything and are always there to support us. Overall, they're awesome!

Placement: Some students got over 75% marks and landed jobs with companies like Infosys and Mahindra. They're making around 6 lakhs per year. Our college used to be the best in Karnataka, but now it's fallen behind due to lacking facilities. The average package is around 3.5 lakhs per year. Internships are crucial because companies decide to hire you based on what you've learned in the course.

Campus: The college buildings are really old, like from the 90s. They cover a huge area of 53 acres with lots of greenery. There's a hostel for both girls and boys, a seminar hall, and labs for experiments. The mechanical department has a ton of equipment. But, there aren't many students in that department. It's a pretty big campus overall.

Admission: The professors at our college are great, not just in mechanical engineering but in other fields too. They're always ready to help and clear up any doubts we have. Plus, they support extracurricular activities. We have other courses like civil, electrical & computer science as well.

Placement: The college is pretty good, but not a lot of companies come for campus placements for mechanical engineering. However, I did see Biliwar Technology coming and offering a package of around 1.8 lakh per year. There were other companies too that came for interviews. They even gave us placement training before the interviews.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure with modern computers, but the lab equipment is a bit old, although well-maintained. The labs are super clean compared to other colleges. It's easy to gain practical knowledge here. All the branches are in different areas, which makes it easy to find your way around.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The course content is spot on and gets us ready for the real world. Exams are tough, but fair. Most students pass with flying colors  around 80%. Plus, the lectures are super useful.

Placement: Most students in our college get good placements, around 90%. The lowest salary offered here is 3.6 LPA, while the highest is 10 LPA. Big companies like Infosys, IBM, Amazon, and TCS hire students from our course. About 70% of us got internships from places like TAP Academy, QSpiders, Jspiders, and G Tech Jain technology. After graduation, we can work as full stack developers, data analysts, system engineers, or in AWS.

Campus: The college has great Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms. The library is a really nice place to study. The hostel has good food and internet. Plus, there's a mess available. They also have support for sports and games. And don't worry, they have medical facilities and security services too. It's all good here!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and easygoing. They help us a lot and know their stuff well. They teach us in a good way and are always there for us. The classes are interesting and practical, preparing us well for jobs in the industry. They also give us info about companies and help with placement training.

Placement: Around a quarter of students landed jobs after college. Big companies like Infosys come for interviews and internships. It's a great opportunity for students to kickstart their careers.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty fast, which is great for getting work done. The hostel isn't the best, but the food in both the girls' and boys' dorms is actually pretty good. The dining hall and the little snack spot are kept clean, and there's a good selection of food. They also organize sports and games on campus, which is fun.

Admission: The college faculty here is really great and super friendly. It's nice that they're all so approachable. There's a good vibe on campus with no drama or stress. Everyone is working hard in their courses and staying on track. It's a positive environment overall.

Placement: The placements got better this year because we got a new principal. Big companies like HGS and NTT DATA are hiring from our college. The highest salary was Rs. 22000 per month and the lowest was Rs. 8000. But we need more companies to come because our college is far away.

Campus: Our college's infrastructure isn't great when you look at other colleges in Davanagere like BIET and UBDT. They have better facilities. It's a bummer that we don't even have an auditorium for events in our engineering college.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really good at teaching. I appreciate how they go the extra mile to help us understand things better.

Placement: The placements at our college are pretty low.

Campus: Our college is in a rural area, so there aren't many facilities available. The campus is nice, but the maintenance is not great. It needs some upgrades, but being in a rural area means it's not very developed.