The Oxford College of Engineering

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great! They know their stuff and are qualified. Unfortunately, the college management holds them back sometimes. The course really prepares us for the industry. The exam questions are pretty challenging, but it helps us learn a lot.

Placement: None of us got placed from our college. We had to make fake job forms on Google. No companies are hiring from our course. None of us got internships either. There aren't any good positions available in our college.

Campus: The college has spaces for events, but no place for sports. The food is okay, but it seems like they just care about money. I wouldn't recommend joining this college.

Admission: The college sticks to VTU rules and offers courses that help us stay updated with modern standards. We get training not just in technical stuff, but also in communication and aptitude. The teachers are awesome too!

Placement: The college has awesome placements for software developer roles with big companies like Deloitte, TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, Amazon, and Goldman Sachs. They organize a lot of exams and interviews right here on campus. We even got to go check out some companies for job offers. The TPO (Training and Placement Officer) is super nice and helpful too.

Campus: This college is a great hangout spot with friends. We're not really into sports, but we do travel to other colleges for competitions. The hostel isn't great, and the food quality isn't that good either. The library has a lot of useful books if you need to study.

Admission: The teachers here don't really know what they're teaching. Like, we finished the whole User Interface Design in just five days, with only one hour of class each day. But hey, there are some teachers who really know their stuff and give good exams.

Placement: The college doesn't handle placements well. They make forms on Google and send them through messages. They kick out students for missing classes when choosing who gets placed. It feels like they care more about making money than helping students find jobs.

Campus: The facilities are not great. We only have one smart board for all MCA students in the first and second years. The lab doesn't have all the apps we need, and some computers don't work. The washrooms are really dirty, no water, and the lift is out of order.

Admission: The teacher was really helpful and friendly to students. They were well-qualified in their field and knew a lot about extra topics too. They always answered all our questions. The course curriculum was relevant to what we needed to learn. The semester exams weren't too hard as long as we studied hard.

Placement: The average percentage for our course is around 65%. The highest package offered is 11,00,000 and the lowest is 5,00,000. Companies like Havells, Bharath Heavy, Bajaj, Compton, Legrand, Tata Power, GE T AND D India Limited, and Bharath Electronics visit for placements.

Campus: The facilities at our college are awesome! The classrooms are digital, there's drinking water everywhere, and the washrooms are clean. Plus, all the labs have good computers for programming. It's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and understand what's needed in the industry right now. The exams each semester are pretty straightforward. The course covers what we need to know for jobs in the industry. Everyone does well on the exams.

Placement: The salaries here are great - the highest is 22 LPA, the average is 8.5 LPA, and the lowest is 5 LPA. They hook you up with internships and placements 100%. Over 200 companies come for placements and they've given out 550+ offer letters. Big names like Amazon, HCL, and SAP Labs hire from here too.

Campus: Our college has a really good setup. The classrooms are big, there's a library, labs with all the stuff we need, and a playground for sports. Plus, we've got a big cafeteria. Girls and guys have their own hostels, and they take good care of them. Each branch has its own floor. It's pretty cool here.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have Ph.D.s. They know what's important in the industry. Companies come in to give us workshops on future career options. Exams are not too hard, you just need 40% to pass.

Placement: About 10 students got job placements in different branches. The highest salary offered was 12.5 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 4.5 lakhs. Everyone got internships with companies like Atkins and Jayram Construction. The top job position was as a structural engineer.

Campus: The college has great facilities like 24-hour Wi-Fi, a well-equipped lab, and a library with all the books we need. The teachers are really knowledgeable, many have Ph.D.s. The canteen is nice and has plenty of seating. We have sports teams for football and basketball that compete in university games.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super helpful with our studies and other stuff. They tell us about internships and courses we can do. They're really nice, caring, and friendly, which makes us want to do our best. They make sure we have everything we need to get ready for our job placements.

Placement: Most students in our college find jobs easily after graduating. They usually get paid between INR 6-22 LPA. Big companies like Cognizant, TCS, Accenture, and Phone Pe come to hire students. Lots of other companies also come to recruit from our college.

Campus: The college has the right facilities to get us ready for job placements. The labs have everything we need for practice. Plus, the canteen serves a variety of good food for both students and teachers.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, not amazing. They don't really prepare us well for the industry. Passing the semester exams isn't too hard, but you gotta put in the effort. The pass rate is around 35% according to VTU.

Placement: Out of 50 students, only 2 got placed. The salaries range from 2 LPA to 10 LPA. Companies like Phones Pe and Accenture come for placements. Every student has to do an internship. The roles offered are like assistant, etc. Honestly, the placement scene at our college isn't great and it's kind of disappointing.

Campus: There are no proper facilities here. The labs don't have chemicals and the equipment is broken. Wi-Fi is not available, and the classrooms are dirty. The hostel doesn't have good facilities either. The canteen food is bad, and I even saw a cockroach. Medical help is not available, and there are no sports or games. The washrooms are really dirty, with water logging and leaks from the ceiling.

Admission: The people in the CSE department at Oxford College of Engineering are super friendly. Can't say the same about the VTU curriculum, but let's not get into that. The semester exams aren't too hard, which is a relief.

Placement: The placements for 2024 didn't go so well. The highest salary was 8 Lacs per year, while the lowest was 3 Lacs per year. The placements are still happening, so hopefully we'll see better results soon, especially with the market being tough right now.

Campus: There are two buildings just for Engineering. The old one was made when the college started, and there's a new one that's pretty new. They've got lots of libraries, like a big one and some smaller ones for different departments.

Admission: The teachers are really good - they know their stuff and are there to help. The teaching is okay, not amazing. Exams change depending on the teacher and the subject. In the CSE course, more than half of students pass TOCE. But I don't feel like they prepare us well for the industry.

Placement: I really liked how many students from my course got placed it's around 70% to 80%! In our college, CSE students in TOCE get some great salary packages, starting from INR 34 Lacs per annum. The highest can go up to INR 815 Lacs per annum or even more. The top companies that recruit from our college are Wipro, HCL, Infosys, TCS, and Cognizant. Also, a good bunch of students about 50% to 70% scored internships in companies like Cognito and HCL.

Campus: The college library has a good collection of books and resources for CSE students. The CSE department has great teachers. Classrooms have projectors for better learning. They help students with placements and internships. Industry experts give talks and seminars. The labs could use better equipment, though. I'm not sure about the hostel. There's a nice ground for cricket and football. Students can play indoor games like carrom and chess. Also, they have sports events.