Techno International New Town

Admission: The teachers here are okay. There's usually one really good teacher in each department, but the rest are just average. Some are not that great. A lot of students fail, around 40%. It's a private college, so there are also students studying management, but most of them don't pass either.

Placement: The college provides lots of opportunities. Many well-known companies visit for placements, offering decent salaries. Most students get around 3-5 LPA, but some stand-out students from each department receive higher offers with good job roles.

Campus: The college campus is pretty tiny with only 2 buildings. The hostel and playground are not on campus, so you have to walk a bit to get there. There's only one main building, and they're working on a new one which is partially ready.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach really well, and the course gets us ready for the industry. We're part of MAKAUT University, so the exams can be a bit challenging, but most students pass with flying colors.

Placement: I'm really happy with my college! Most students get placed, and the highest package is 32 LPA. The average package is between 5-7 LPA. Companies like IBM, Accenture, Infosys, and Amazon come for placements. B.Tech ECE students usually get internships, with companies like IBM and Infosys. The roles offered are cool, like software developer and data analyst. Overall, it's a great place to study!

Campus: The college I go to has really cool facilities for the ECE course. They've got labs for basic electronics, digital electronics, VLSI & embedded systems, antenna & microwave, and IoT & automation. Besides that, they've also got a library, Wi-Fi all over campus, seminar halls, conference rooms, hostels, sports facilities, and a medical center. It's a pretty good setup for studying and chilling out.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and have Ph.Ds. They're always there to help, even outside class. Our college is connected with MAKUT University. They handle all our semester exams. The courses are good, but I feel like they could do more to prepare us for the industry.

Placement: At our college, they really help us get ready for job placements. They teach us both technical stuff and how to be confident. We see more software companies coming to hire us than other types. They also start teaching us how to communicate well right from the start of college.

Campus: The library here is huge and has air-conditioning and free Wi-Fi, which makes it a great place to study. There are labs on campus too, all with air-conditioning except the mechanical lab. And don't worry, we've got Wi-Fi in our classes too. It's pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers at TNIT are more than just teachers. They really guide us and give us real-world advice. They always push us to think outside the box. The classes are well-organized and always up-to-date with what's happening in the tech world.

Placement: The placement cell at TINT is awesome! They help us connect with great companies so we can get good jobs. They do mock interviews, help us make resumes, and teach us how to do well in tests. Thanks to them, lots of us already got job offers and internships. It's really helpful!

Campus: The campus here is always buzzing with activity. From tech events to cultural festivals, there's always something cool going on. It's a great place to learn and grow. The labs are top-notch, and there are plenty of quiet spots to study. It's a lively place where students can really shine.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good and always ready to help. They give individual attention to each student. The course is perfect for getting into the industry. The curriculum is up-to-date and practical. We also get hands-on work experience. The semester exams are a bit challenging, but manageable.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs, around 70-75%. The best offer was 12 LPA, while the lowest was 3 - 3.5 LPA. On average, people are earning 4.5 - 5 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, Capgemini, and Cognizant hire a lot of our grads. Around 60-65% of students also get internships. Popular job titles include software developer, business analyst, associate consultant, and junior data analyst.

Campus: The college has awesome Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and library. Everything we need is here, and the labs are really modern. Security is tight in both the hostel and on campus. The hostel is nice too, with good food. All in all, my experience here has been pretty great.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but not all of them are great at helping students. They're okay at teaching, but the course isn't really preparing us for the real world. We have 5 exams in total, including the big one at the end of the semester. The tests are pretty tough, to be honest.

Placement: Around 75% of students get placed in good companies after completing their studies at this college. The average salary is about 7 LPA, which is pretty decent. Most students end up working as software developers, which is great. About 60% of students also get internships while studying here. Companies like Wipro, Tata, Pinnacle Infotech, LTI, Capgemini, and EY come for placements, which is awesome.

Campus: The facilities are mostly good but some don't work well. The college has Wi-Fi everywhere and a new library. Classrooms can fit about 50 students. The infrastructure is not great though. They hold sports events every year with lots of games.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super friendly. If you ever get stuck, they're always there to help. The course curriculum is spot on and gets you ready for the industry. Exams can be tough, but it's all part of the journey. Around 75% of students pass, so it's not too bad. The faculty is great at solving any problems you might have.

Placement: Most students in my course at college get placed, around 85%. The highest package is 32 LPA, while the lowest is 2.5 LPA. Big companies like Wipro, TCS, Infosys, and Capgemini hire a lot of students. Almost half of us got jobs in places like Wipro and TCS. The cool roles we get are VLSI CD, IoT, and robotics engineer.

Campus: I really like how my course is set up at this college. They've got good infrastructure and even Wi-Fi that works well. I don't stay at the hostel, but my friends do and they say the food is awesome. No bullying there, which is great. The canteen in college is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers at this college really care and always help out when needed. They motivate us to show up for class. The exams in each semester can be tough, so it's important to study. Most students do well and bounce back from any setbacks.

Placement: This year, I'm happy to say that placements are going well. They kicked off early, and it looks like most of us are finding jobs. The highest package offered so far is 51 LPA. Big names like Google and Microsoft are coming to campus, but we see a lot of students landing jobs at Cognizant and TCS too.

Campus: The library here is awesome, plus there's a basketball court. The Wi-Fi works fine too. The campus has good infrastructure overall. We've got a cafe, but it's a bit pricey. However, the food is really good. There's a hostel, but it's not on campus. You'll have to reach out to the college for more info on hostel facilities.

Admission: The ECE department's faculty is really helpful and supportive. They listen to students and keep in touch well. Classes are regular and the professors know their stuff. The syllabus could use an update though, it's a bit behind on the latest tech. We have 4 CAs each month and the semester exam is not too tough. The pass rate is around 30%.

Placement: I'm from the ECE branch, and I'm happy to share that 25 out of 90 students from our 2024 batch got placed! Here are the companies where they landed jobs: 1. Accenture hired 7 students with a package of 4.61 lpa. 2. TCS recruited 12 students through TCS NQT off-campus drive. 10 got Ninja roles at 3 lpa, 1 got Digital at 7 lpa, and 1 got Prime at 9 lpa. 3. Cloud Kaptan hired 1 student with a 5 lpa package. During the recruitment drive on campus, we had companies like Accenture, EY, CloudKaptan, LabVantage, Fractal Analytics, and Tiger Analytics visit us.

Campus: The classrooms are good, but the computer labs could use some updates. The Wi-fi works well on campus. The library has a decent collection of books, but there aren't many up-to-date technology books. The hostel is a bit far, about 10-15 km away, but there are PG options closer by for both boys and girls. The canteen serves tasty food at reasonable prices. There's no medical center on campus, but OHIO Hospital is right next door.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super helpful and really know their stuff. They let us explore and learn freely. The Head of Department is great too, always there to help us learn more.

Placement: Getting a 60% score can land you a placement here. Companies like TCS visit for recruitment. I landed a BDA role at Byjus with a 7 LPA package. If you score between 55%-60%, you can also snag internships at top companies. The starting package seems to be around 3.5 LPA.

Campus: I'm in the mechanical department at this college and the facilities are top-notch. We've got plenty of machines for everyone in the lab, around four or five of each type. The hostel is great too, which is a big plus.