Swami Vivekananda Institute of Technology

Admission: The faculty here is really good and helpful. They follow the JNTUH curriculum for our course. The semester exams are tough, but you can pass them. The teachers are friendly and always ready to help us out.

Placement: HCL is a top company for recruiting. In the past, we had both technical and non-technical placements, but we did better with non-technical placements. We get plenty of opportunities for campus placements. There are many internship options available, and seniors are there to guide us.

Campus: The campus is well-kept with good labs, classrooms, library, and washrooms. The educational vibe is nice here. There's a canteen with tasty food (I'd rate it 4/5) and plenty of parking. However, there's no specific area for a ground.

Admission: The lecturers here are just okay, but there aren't any for the important subjects. The pass rate is less than 50%, which is not great. The college is connected with JNTU, so we don't have semester tests, only midterms. But the grading system with JNTU is really bad, they hardly give any marks. The pass rate is always low, which is frustrating.

Placement: The CSE (AIML) course doesn't have any lecturers, and there aren't any internships or placements available. The college only offers computer science and specializations. It's located in Secunderabad, so getting around with public transport is easy. Unfortunately, the college doesn't provide transportation. One good thing is that it's right in the city center.

Campus: The college doesn't have good labs, hostels, Wi-Fi, or food. The computers are always acting up, and a lot of stuff is broken. The canteen doesn't offer much variety, and it looks pretty bad. Students don't get Wi-Fi, and there's no stationery or xerox services on campus.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They're experts in their subjects. The course curriculum is spot on and gets us ready for the industry. Our college is linked with JNTUH, and the university sets our papers. It's all good!

Placement: Over 300 students got jobs this year (2022). The highest salary offered was 20 LPA, and the average was 3.5 LPA. Companies like Dell, Google, Amazon, Wells Fargo, and Cognescent hired students for roles like programme Associate and software developer.

Campus: The classrooms have projectors, labs, and a huge library. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi. But don't worry, there are hostels nearby within walking distance. We also have a great sports ground. The canteen is pretty small and it's been closed during the lockdown.

Admission: The college doesn't always cover the whole syllabus, but the teachers are good and know their stuff. Just make sure to behave and stay disciplined. Attending classes regularly can boost your internal marks and improve your understanding.

Placement: The placements here aren't great because the college's reputation isn't top-notch. Don't count on getting a scholarship either unless it's from a well-known or big company. They offer training, but don't expect too much out of it.

Campus: There isn't a hostel, but the canteen food is good. You can find PGs near the college easily and at a decent price. Since the campus is in the city center, you can find everything nearby, like coaching centers in Ameerpet and Begumpet for a reasonable price.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they teach. They make sure we understand everything well and help us prepare for a bright future. The pass rate is 80%, which is pretty decent. The way they teach is great too.

Placement: The salary packages range from 3.5 LPA to 20 LPA. To get placed, you should aim for over 70%. Big companies like Google and Microsoft come for placements here. The average salary package is 9 LPA.

Campus: The college's facilities are top-notch. They have everything you need in the labs and library. Plus, the canteen and sports facilities are awesome. The classrooms are really nice too. I love the auditorium - it's super comfy for sitting through lectures.

Admission: The teachers at SVIT College are super helpful. They don't just teach us academic stuff, but also share life lessons. Passing the semester exams isn't too tough, but it does depend on which course you're in. I'm in Computer Science Engineering, and it's a really solid program here at SVIT.

Placement: Computer Science Engineering at our college is hot right now with lots of job opportunities. Last year, over 450 students got placed in companies, with Wipro being the top recruiter. About 80% of us landed jobs in good companies. Plus, SVIT hooks up 2nd and 3rd year students with internships, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The facilities at SVIT are okay, but the classrooms are pretty good. The library and labs are nice too. It's a bummer that they don't have Wi-Fi for students though. You'll have to find a private hostel since SVIT doesn't have one. The food in the canteen is tasty, and there are sports and games to enjoy.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good overall. But man, those semester exams are tough to get through. Only 40% of us manage to pass. Our college isn't autonomous, which is a bummer. The first and second-year teachers are great, but the ones in the third year... not so much.

Placement: I just want to say that our college doesn't have any placements. The highest salary package here is 10 lakhs per year and the lowest is 1.5 lakhs per year. Amazon is the top company that comes for recruitment.

Campus: Our college doesn't have a hostel, so you'll have to find a private one. The labs aren't great - the equipment doesn't work well. There's no ground for playing sports. Our college lacks sports facilities. There's no medical help available here. But the library is good. The college's infrastructure is just average. We do have a small canteen that serves average food.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty much like what you'd find in any engineering college. They don't give you all the answers, but they do give you a good chance to learn. The course material is mostly from JNTUH, so it's a little old. But we get on-campus training to help us deal with that.

Placement: The college isn't the best for job placements. Big companies don't really visit here. But we do have some job opportunities and internships thanks to our teachers. My advice is to aim for a good CGPA and look for jobs outside of campus.

Campus: The campus here is pretty good, feels like a place focused on learning. The classrooms are fine, all high-tech, and the labs have everything you need for your classes. The library is awesome - lots of study stuff, just no fun books like novels. Overall, it's a good setup for studying and getting work done.

Admission: The teachers are not that great, some are average or below. The courses match what we're supposed to learn. But the college doesn't really prepare us for the job market. JNTU handles the semester exams, but the grading is pretty bad.

Placement: I'm happy to share that 300 students got placed at our college. The top companies that recruited from here are TCS, Virtusa, and more. The highest salary offered was 20 lakhs per annum, while the lowest was 2.45 lakhs per annum.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, hostels, canteens, or playgrounds. The campus is not big, so if you want those things, this might not be the best college for you.

Admission: The teachers are really good here. It's important to pay attention to them and show them respect. It can make a big difference in your exams and other assessments. If you go to classes often, passing isn't too hard. Just make sure to also set aside some time for studying on your own.

Placement: I didn't have high expectations. You can easily find jobs with salaries around 6-8 L, but if you want more, you have to put in extra effort. The college offers everything you need on campus, but it's not always the best quality. Sometimes it feels like they're just pretending.

Campus: The food at the mess is decent and doesn't cost too much. The canteen and other spots don't have that cool vibe you see in movies. Plus, the college doesn't really do much in terms of extracurricular activities. It's a bit dull in that department.