St. Vincent Pallotti College of Engineering and Technology

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and always there to support us with our projects. They help us with everything. The exams in the semester are not too hard; you can do well even if you study just for a day like me. I think the exams are okay, and the course content is good.

Placement: The job placements are decent, but the salary packages are not very high. Our college's career development cell is working hard to improve things, so hopefully, things will get better in the future. We have a good mix of companies coming for placements, but the pay could be better.

Campus: The college has good Wi-Fi everywhere, including classrooms and labs. The library is nice, but they don't let us in during lectures. The hostel is okay - it's clean, but the food isn't great. Plus, they limit how long we can stay in the hostel.

Admission: I really like how well the teachers work together here. This college runs independently. Everyone on staff is super nice. We have a lot of fun and enjoy ourselves, but they're also big on making sure we follow the rules. The college organizes lots of events too. How hard the exams are really just depends on how much we study.

Placement: The average package is around 3.9 lakh. Companies like Infosys, TCS, and big ones from Nagpur come for recruiting. The highest package was about Rs 13 lakh, while the lowest was Rs 1.9 lakh at my college. They also have MBA subjects, so you might get hired for HR or other management roles like finance.

Campus: The college is cool, but you gotta stay in line. It's chill to hang out with friends and chat with older students. They've got a team to stop any bullying, so it's all good. Just remember to be respectful to the seniors. The Wi-Fi is there, but it's not super fast.

Admission: The faculty at PALLOTTI are top-notch, with many IIT graduates and Ph.D. holders. They also bring real-life industry experience to the classroom. I love the one-on-one interactions with professors. The college is autonomous now, so exams and syllabus are well-organized. It's a great place to learn and grow.

Placement: The opportunities at "PALLOTTI" are great for getting placed in good companies. The average salary ranges from 3LPA to 12LPA. Around 80% to 90% of students get jobs in IT companies like Capgemini, Cognizant, TCS, and others. The core placements are also strong, with students landing jobs at Triveni Turbines and Bosch.

Campus: The campus at PALLOTTI is really nice and clean, with two academic buildings that have Wi-Fi. They also have technical labs, a big workshop, and spacious digital classrooms. The library is open from 9:00am to 4:30pm for students, and there's a small cafeteria on campus too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always ready to lend a hand. They make sure we understand the basics well so we're all set for the job market. Exams are manageable, with a pass rate of around 65%.

Placement: Most students found jobs last year, about 75% of them. Salaries ranged from 1.5 to 4 Lacs, with an average of 2.5 Lacs. The popular companies hiring were L&T, Infosys, and Tata Projects. Job roles included Structural Engineer, Site Manager, and Project Manager.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure for our course. We have to go to all classes every day, can't skip. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. Each subject has its own lab. The canteen is affordable and the food is good quality for students.

Admission: The teachers here really care about our studies. They know a lot and have been teaching for a long time. I think the teaching is top-notch. They're preparing us well for the working world. The exams can be tough, though.

Placement: I loved studying civil engineering at this college. Every year, at least 40% of students get placed in top companies like Shapurji Palamji, LnT, and Ambuja. The highest salary offered was INR 10 LPA, while the average was INR 2 LPA. In our final year, we all had to do an internship. My favorite parts of the course were geotechnical engineering, AutoCAD Revit, and environmental engineering. It's a great program for anyone interested in the field.

Campus: I don't live in the hostel, but my friends do and they really like it. They say the rooms are clean and nice, with Wi-Fi that doesn't run out. You can also choose a premium room for either one person or two people.

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college are really helpful. Most of them are super smart and know a lot about what they teach. They've got both real-world experience and book smarts, and they explain things really well to us students.

Placement: In the last couple of years, we've had great placements with an average of 7 Lacs. But lately, there have been fewer job opportunities. This year, we've had only a few placements. Hopefully, by the end of 2024, more companies will start hiring from our college again.

Campus: The sports facilities could use some upgrades, but they're planning to make them better soon. The hostel is pretty good they've got a basketball court and clean bathrooms. I'd say it's more than just okay.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always there to help out. They make sure we're well-prepared for the industry and job placements by building a strong foundation. The exams are okay, not too tough. You just need to score 65% to pass, which is pretty doable. The faculty create a nice atmosphere in class, making it a good place to learn.

Placement: Last year, over 75% of students got placed. The highest package was INR 4 LPA, the lowest was INR 1.5 LPA, and the average was INR 2.5 LPA. The main companies that hire from here are L&T, Infosys, TCS, and Capgemini. They offer roles like structural engineer, site manager, and project manager.

Campus: The college has a good setup for each course. You gotta go to all the lectures, they're mandatory. Can't skip any classes. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus. They have labs for every subject. The canteen is affordable and the food quality is decent.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. They've got Ph.Ds too. The students don't have a lot of industry connections, but they learn a lot of theory. It's tough, but if you work hard, you can pass with a 75% grade.

Placement: Most students here get jobs, around 8590%. The highest salary was INR 20 LPA, and the lowest was INR 1.8 LPA. Big companies like Cognizant, Wipro, and others hire from here. Almost half of us got internships from BIM Civil. Jobs after studying here include site engineer, office worker, and more.

Campus: The course has digital classrooms and labs for hands-on experience. They also have a top-notch computer lab. I didn't stay in the hostel, but the food in the canteen is good. The college has a big sports area and indoor games like chess and table football. It's pretty cool!

Admission: The exams are tough, and attendance is a pain. Not all teachers are great, but some are reliable. Honestly, dealing with their strictness can be tough. Assignments can be a headache, but as students, we gotta handle it.

Placement: I'm not sure about the exact placement percentage, but it seems pretty good for our college's rank. In my branch, the package is average but it's okay. The highest package is around 6 LPA. Our college really emphasizes discipline and studies, and it's pretty strict.

Campus: The college has a pretty good cafeteria and a great library. The classrooms are big and easy to learn in. The hostel food isn't amazing, but it's decent. The hostel itself is nice, with Wi-Fi and a gym for those who like to work out. Overall, a good place to study and stay.

Admission: I really like the teachers at this college. They know their stuff and teach well. The classes are good and they help you get ready for getting a job after college. The exams are not too tough as long as you go to class.

Placement: The placements used to be good in the past, but this year they weren't so great. The salary packages ranged from 2 to 6 lakhs. The companies that visited were mostly small startups, and there weren't many opportunities. Only around 50 students got placed this year.

Campus: The campus looks nice, but the food in the hostel and canteen isn't great. I eat it every day, but the ingredients are low quality and the taste is not good. The library is awesome though, with all the newest books available.