SRM Institute of Science and Technology Delhi-NCR Campus, Ghaziabad

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They're friendly, helpful, and know their stuff. They could make classes more interesting by using real-life examples. The course material is relevant and focused on AI/ML, but it could be even better. Exams are challenging, but you can handle them with some good study time. A lot of students pass with a good grade, around 80-85%.

Placement: I'm in the B.Tech AI ML program. Most students, around 80-85%, find placements in my course. The highest package goes up to 32-40 LPA, while the average is 6-8 LPA, and the lowest is 3-3.5 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Infosys, TCS, and Wipro recruit from our course. We also have AI-focused companies like Fractal Analytics and Quantifi. About 70-80% of students get internships through platforms like Internshala or LinkedIn, in companies like Zoho and TCS. The popular roles offered are SDE, machine learning, full stack developer, and cloud/DevOps engineer.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs are great for AI/ML. They have good coding systems. Classrooms are modern with two air conditioners each. They use projectors and smart boards in every class. The library is big with all the books you need. It's a nice spot to study. The hostel rooms are basic but decent, with Wi-Fi and kept clean. The food in the mess is decent, with lots of choices. The canteen has tasty fast food. They've got good sports facilities too - football, cricket, badminton, and lots of indoor games.

Admission: The teachers here are great! They know their stuff and are always there to help out. The courses are practical and get you ready for the real world. Exams are hard, but you only need 33% to pass.

Placement: In my course, around 50 students get jobs every year. The highest salary offered is 8 LPA. The average package is 5 LPA, which is pretty good for freshers after BBA. Some colleges don't even offer placements after BBA, so I feel lucky. Companies like HP and Dell come for recruitment. About half of us landed jobs in places like Blue Monk, HP, and Dell. The roles offered are assistant manager and accountant.

Campus: The university offers great support from the faculty who are always there to help students. The classrooms are clean and air-conditioned to stay cool in the summer. They have wide and comfy benches. The library treats every department equally and provides all the books needed for studies. The canteen is clean and the staff keeps it hygienic. Plus, the medical facilities are good too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really make the college experience great. I like how we have exams every month for a unit or two. It keeps me on my toes and helps me learn regularly. The curriculum is interesting and not too overwhelming. I'm learning a lot without feeling too stressed out.

Placement: All students get jobs after college. But some students aren't allowed to attend job interviews to keep the placement rate at 100%. That's not fair. The average salary is 7.1 LPA, but our fees are double that. It's kinda disappointing.

Campus: The campus has good facilities like AC, but it's pretty small. The hostel color is kind of gloomy, like a mental hospital. The academic block feels more like a school than a college. But the new Vendhar Knowledge Centre is really cool.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but they could be more helpful. Some know their stuff but struggle to teach well. The course doesn't really focus on programming  it has random subjects like Biology and Chemistry. It doesn't really match what the industry needs.

Placement: I was in the B.Tech CSE batch and most of us got placed, around 60-70% of us. The highest pay package was 10 LPA, the average was 3.5-4 LPA, and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, and Cognizant came for placements. Some of us also got internships in startups or smaller IT firms.

Campus: The smart boards in the classrooms are good, but the AC in our room doesn't work well. We told the dean about it, but it's still not fixed. The labs are cool. The library is too hot to study in because there's no AC. The hostel food is bad, and the rooms are just okay. The sports facilities are there, but they're not kept up well.

Admission: The teachers are nice and helpful. They are really good at what they do and can guide you well. Some of them are top students, which is cool. They prepare you for real-world stuff, which is awesome. Exams are okay, not too tough. Everyone passes, and getting a high score is not too difficult.

Placement: The placements at SRM campus are pretty good, with about 80-90% of students getting placed. The salary packages range from 7 to 10 LPA for most students. Internship opportunities are okay, but not amazing. In the 6th semester, we have to take PRP tests which are important. Overall, it's a beneficial experience.

Campus: The hostel isn't great, but the campus is nice. The library is spread across three floors, and all the classrooms, labs, and canteens have AC. The food quality isn't amazing, and cleanliness is just okay since it's in a rural area.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff, plus they're from IIT. The course curriculum is interesting and relevant. But man, those semester exams are tough and they come up so often that you feel like you're always studying for one.

Placement: There are lots of companies coming to the college, which is great for getting opportunities. The courses here are good enough. If you want a decent college, this one is fine. Just make sure to study hard so you can get a good placement.

Campus: The course here is worth the money because the campus is huge and has a great infrastructure. You won't get bored exploring the campus. They have all the sports you can think of. The Wi-Fi is fast, and the labs and classrooms have AC.

Admission: Most of the teachers in the BBA department are not very professional. They talk in a bad tone and struggle with English. It makes students feel unheard and unable to express themselves. Some teachers are good and speak professionally, but they are the minority. The overall vibe in the department isn't great due to this.

Placement: Around 30% of BBA students at SRM Institute of Science and Technology in Ghaziabad land jobs after graduation. The highest salary package is 7 LPA, while most students get around 3-4 LPA. Companies like Wipro, TCS, and KPMG hire students for roles like business development, sales, and operations. However, not many students get internships.

Campus: The Vendhar knowledge center looks really nice, but it's only for B.Tech students. The rest of the college isn't as impressive. There are a lot of clubs, and teachers push us to join in activities outside of class. The library has books for our courses, but not much else.

Admission: The teachers at this college are so great. They really care about us like we're their own kids. They're always there to help us out when we need it. The course content gets updated each year to match what's happening in the real world. Sometimes they throw in extra subjects that we have to take, like French. The exam rules are pretty strict, though.

Placement: The college does a good job preparing us for jobs. If we really want to land a good job, we need to learn practical skills outside of our regular classes. But, only a few companies come for interviews on campus. It's on us to put in the effort if we want a good job. The college gives us support and training to help us with that.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure with cool stuff like modern labs and air-conditioned classrooms. They've got two types of hostels: basic with regular facilities and premium with fancy ones. But the premium one is super expensive, costing up to 3 lakhs a year.

Admission: I've had mixed experiences with the faculty here. Some teachers are really helpful and know their stuff well. But others struggle to explain things clearly. It would be great if all professors had a good grasp of their subjects.

Placement: The placement process has started recently at our college. Before that, we had to travel to Chennai for interviews. Lately, the placements have been pretty good. Companies visit our campus for interviews, aptitude tests, and other selection rounds. The college's placement cell also supports us in enhancing our skills.

Campus: The campus is nice, but I wish the library stayed open longer for studying. Wi-Fi works well in the labs and library, but not so much in the classrooms. We end up using our own data. The food in the canteen is decent and not too expensive. The medical services in the hostels are good. And there are plenty of sports and games facilities available, which is great.

Admission: The teachers here are smart and know a lot. They usually help out, but I wish they were more supportive. The teaching is good and the topics match what we need. But in the first year, the stuff we learn doesn't really get us ready for jobs. Exams are not too hard, especially if you study the notes and do practice questions.

Placement: The college offers great job opportunities like data analyst, software developer, AI engineer, and more. You can also be an intern or assistant developer. Lots of options for different career paths.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent, and the hostel facilities are good. They offer both AC and non-AC rooms with attached washrooms. You can choose between three-seaters or two-seaters. The food is okay, not like homemade food, but it's decent. There's a doctor on campus, and we have a college ambulance available at certain times. Wi-Fi is good, and the labs have central AC and updated software.