TAT - Trident Academy of Technology

Admission: I really like the teachers in our course. They know their stuff and are easy to talk to. The lessons cover both theory and real-world stuff. Most students pass the exams, which shows the college is tough but fair. It's a good balance.

Placement: In my course, most students get placements every year, but the percentage dropped a bit from last year. The highest salary offered is about 6 LPA, while the lowest is around 2 LPA. For internships, half of the students find opportunities, and many end up at top companies.

Campus: The classrooms have cool stuff like projectors, and the labs have new gadgets for hands-on learning. The hostel is pretty nice too. Rooms are big and clean. The food at the mess hall is okay, but sometimes it's not so great.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice. They help us with competition ideas and give advice on how to do better. We have exams regularly to keep us focused. The pass rate for semesters is around 32%, so it's important to study hard.

Placement: To get placed, you need a decent 6 CGPA average. The salary packages range from 1.2 lacs to 30 lacs per year. Big IT companies come for placements. If you work hard, you'll land a job in a good company.

Campus: The fees at this college are pretty decent. It's cheaper than other engineering courses out there. The hostel is nice with cozy rooms for six people. Plus, the canteen serves up a variety of dishes every day.

Admission: The teachers here are really good - they know their stuff and they're nice too. Our course is kinda like what other colleges have. We have practical classes every couple of days, but the curriculum feels kinda outdated. We have exams every semester, plus more tests during the semester. The semester exams can be tough and lots of us end up with backlogs.

Placement: A lot of students go for this course, about 15-20%. Most students are into Computer Science. Big companies like Wipro, Infosys, and Tech Mahindra come for hiring. The highest salary offered is 8 Lacs per year, and the lowest is 2.5 Lacs. The college also offers paid internships on campus.

Campus: The campus and buildings are nice. The classrooms can fit around 65 students, but not many have AC or Smart boards. The Wi-Fi doesn't reach far. But there's everything else you need like cafeterias, labs, and bathrooms. Overall, it's good.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and always ready to help. The teaching is okay, like in any tier-3 college. The course content is not really up-to-date for the industry. They follow the BPUT syllabus and the exams are set by the university too. The semester exams are not too hard to pass, but they're not a walk in the park either. Around 40% of students pass the exams.

Placement: The college talks about 100% placements, but it's more like 80%. The lowest pay would be around 3 LPA, average is 3.5 to 4 LPA, and the highest is 8 to 12 LPA. TCS, Infosys, and others hire from here. The college doesn't offer internships; they recommend NPTEL exams. You gotta find internships on your own. Jobs are for software engineers and cyber security engineers.

Campus: The college has six buildings, mostly for engineering students. It's not a huge campus but there are hostels inside. Wi-Fi works everywhere. The labs and classrooms are cool with projectors. The library is nice with books for each semester. Hostels are okay, food isn't great. They have medical help. You can pick sports and games to play.

Admission: The teachers at Trident Academy of Technology are okay. Some really know their stuff and are useful, but others are just okay. The course is fine, but it could be better if it was more up-to-date with what's happening in the industry. Exams are kind of tough, but most people pass. It would be great to have more hands-on experience and learn how things work in the real world.

Placement: I went to Trident Academy Of Technology for AI & ML. They had a 53% placement rate with the highest package being 12.34 LPA. The top companies that came for recruitment were Capgemini, Infosys, and Accenture. The key roles offered were AI Engineer, Data Scientist, ML Engineer, Software Developer, and Data Analyst. They also provided good industry exposure and internship opportunities.

Campus: I really like Trident Academy of Technology's campus. They have good Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The hostels are okay, with basic stuff like mess food, sports, and medical help. The canteen is alright, but could be better. Not all the books are in the library, though.

Admission: The college has its ups and downs. Some teachers are really helpful, but some only show favoritism. Honestly, if you want to get on the good side of certain teachers, you might have to suck up to them a bit.

Placement: Around 20% of students from my batch got placed in our college in FY 2025. The highest salary package offered was 4 LPA, while the lowest was 1.8 LPA. Most of the placements are from startups, but big companies like IBM, ESSPL, and TCS also come for campus recruitment. Sometimes, sales and marketing companies also visit our college for placements.

Campus: The college doesn't have great facilities. The Wi-Fi is not good, and it's only for hostel students. It's slow. The labs are nice and have good seating, but the chairs are uncomfortable for long periods.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice, smart, and really know their stuff. They make sure we get the hang of everything we learn. Each semester covers a bunch of different topics to prep us for the real world. But gotta admit, the exams can be pretty challenging.

Placement: The job offers for electrical and electronics engineering students are okay, but computer science students have better options. The lowest salary offered was 2 lakhs per year. Most people got around 4 to 5 lakhs per year. Some lucky ones bagged 10 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college has decent infrastructure, but it's not as fancy as CV Raman and Silicon. The fees are higher here compared to TAT. The library is pretty big and has all the books and past year questions for every department.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful and know their stuff. The classes are okay, nothing too boring. Exams are not too hard, and most students pass with about 85-90%. The course follows BPUT rules, and the questions cover both theory and practical stuff. It's a good place to study.

Placement: Most students get placed, about 75%. The average salary is 3.5 LPA, while the lowest is 2.2 LPA. Big names like HDFC Bank and ICICI Prudential come for recruitment. Many students also land internships in banks, startups, and other places (around 60-70%). Typical job titles are customer relationship manager, HR recruiter, and marketing trainee.

Campus: The college has cool smart classrooms and a huge smart auditorium. There are 3 libraries and everyone gets 5G Wi-Fi. The hostel is decent. The canteen has yummy food at good prices. We can play outdoor games on the college ground, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and are always there to help us out. They explain things well and keep the lessons up to date. Exams are fair and test both what we know and how we can use it.

Placement: I'm in the B.Tech Computer Science class of 2024. About 40% of us find jobs after graduation. The highest salary is 7 LPA, lowest is around 2.5 LPA, and average is 3.5 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys hire a lot of students. Around 30% of us get internships at places like Internshala, startups, and small IT firms. The jobs we mostly get are software developer, support engineer, and testing roles.

Campus: The hostel has everything you need, but it gets pretty crowded. They take a while to fix things, and the food could be better. It's always clean, though. So, I wouldn't stay here for too long.

Admission: The faculty here are super helpful and supportive. They're mostly experienced professors who know their stuff. The teaching quality is great, and they even use projectors in every class. It's a good fit for BPUT. But gotta admit, the semester exams are pretty tough.

Placement: As a student at this college, I wasn't expecting too much since it's not in the top-tier. There's no official placement report, but based on what I've heard from seniors, the average salary is around 3-5 LPA. The highest package I've heard of is 16 LPA. Many students prefer to apply for jobs off-campus. Unfortunately, the internship opportunities here are not that great, to be honest.

Campus: The college is pretty good, but you have to pay a fee. The rooms don't have air conditioning, but the facilities are fine. They have free Wi-Fi and outdoor games, which is awesome. The food is decent, nothing special. The library has all the books you need for your classes.