Ujjain Engineering College

Admission: The teachers at my college are super smart, but not all of them teach well  only a few do. Sometimes they help us out, but it really depends on their mood. We have two mid-semester tests before the big end-of-semester exam. For the mid-semester tests, they give us written assignments that make self-studying harder. To pass the final exam, we need at least 22 out of 70 theory marks.

Placement: Most students in my college get placed, around 80%. The highest package is 22 lakhs, the lowest is 2 lakhs, and the average is about 6 lakhs. TCS and Wipro hire a lot of students from chemical, electronics, and mechanical engineering courses. You can get placed in different fields like core, IT, or technical areas.

Campus: The college I go to doesn't take good care of its facilities. The main building is super old and needs fixing up. The Wi-Fi works everywhere, but it's really slow. The first-year classrooms are nice and high-tech, but the rest are not so great. The library is cool though, everything's in good shape. But the canteen is a total letdown.

Admission: The teachers in our department are the best in the whole college. They're all really qualified and graduated from top colleges. They help us a lot with our studies. The courses are great and straight to the point, giving us practical industry knowledge.

Placement: Most students in our mechanical engineering department get placed, which is awesome. The average salary package is around 5 LPA. Companies like TCS, Impetus, and Volvo come to hire students here. The lowest package offered is 3 LPA, while the highest goes up to 6 LPA. Other top recruiters include Shakti Pump, Yash Technology, and UltraTech Cement.

Campus: The labs in our department are top-notch, and we even collaborate with IIT Indore. However, since our college is pretty old (around 70 years), the infrastructure could use some improvements. The canteen, unfortunately, isn't the best either.

Admission: The exam facilities are awesome, and the teachers are really good. Most of them are from IIT or NIT, so they care a lot about our future. But, there are a few professors who aren't that great. The college makes its own exam papers since it's autonomous.

Placement: The ECE department has awesome placements at this college. The campus life and placements are decent enough here. The average package for all departments is around 3.5 LPA, which is pretty good. What's cool is that the mechanical department has a 100% placement rate.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty outdated since it's an old institution. The building looks older compared to newer colleges. Wi-Fi is available in every department which is convenient. The hostels have cool sports facilities like table tennis, volleyball, and badminton. Also, they have new computers which is a plus!

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff in engineering. The semester exams are no joke  you gotta work hard to pass. About 70% of students pass each year.

Placement: To get into this college, you need a good JEE Main score. The chemical engineering branch has an average package of around 4 LPA. Big companies like JK Cement, Wonder Cement, and Evonik hire students for the role of Graduate Engineering Trainee.

Campus: The campus has good facilities, like Wi-Fi in all departments. There's a library where we can study and borrow books. They organize sports activities often, and the top teams get medals and trophies. Everyone who plays also gets a certificate. It's a fun place to study and be active!

Admission: Throughout my time at college, the faculty were super helpful and always shared their expertise with us. Their teaching was top-notch and they made sure we were ready for the real world. I never found any semester to be too tough because they taught us everything we needed to know for exams. Their teaching was so good that exams were a breeze. Lots of students are doing well in their grades thanks to the faculty's support.

Placement: I'm in a batch of around 70 students in mechanical engineering, and almost everyone has got placed, so it's like 100% placement for us. The highest package is about 9 lakhs per year, and the lowest is around 3.7 lakhs per year. Our college, Ujjain Engineering College, is affiliated with AICTE, so we get top companies coming to hire Graduate Engineer Trainees and apprentices. Companies usually look at candidates' past experiences like internships and apprenticeships during the 4-year graduation period. The jobs offered are mostly for engineers, apprentice training, and Graduate Engineer Trainees. Overall, it's a great college for placements.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and facilities. The hostel is nice, and they really look after all the students well. There's Wi-Fi, a quiet library, big classrooms, and workshops. The college is huge with good hostel facilities like a single B.Ed. room, mess, and medical help. They also care about our physical health, with a big playground for sports and games. Overall, it's a good place for students.

Admission: The teachers at Ujjain Engineering College come from top colleges like IITs and NITs. It's key to communicate well with them. When we connect with them, they help us in different ways. They keep adding new subjects based on current teaching methods.

Placement: The campus placements here really depend on how good you are. If you know your stuff and have good people skills, you can get an okay package. But some students also land really good jobs off-campus with higher pay. It's all about how well you do as a student.

Campus: The college is run by the government. The buildings are not super fancy, but they're okay. They're working on building new ones and fixing up the old ones. The canteen is tiny but everyone hangs out there a lot.

Admission: The teachers in my college are really smart and know their stuff, but not all of them teach well. Some are great, though. It can be hit or miss depending on the teacher's mood. We have two mid-term tests before the final exam. The mid-terms usually involve written assignments that make self-study harder. To pass the final exam, we need to score at least 22 out of 70 on the theory part.

Placement: Most students in my college get placed, around 80%. The highest package is 22 lakhs, the lowest is 2 lakhs, and the average is about 6 lakhs. TCS and Wipro hire a lot of students from chemical, electronics, and mechanical engineering courses. You can find placements in core, IT, and technical fields here.

Campus: The facilities in my college need improvement. The main building is old and needs renovation. Wi-Fi is everywhere, but it's too slow. Only first-year classrooms are nice; the others are not great. Labs are good though. The library is well-maintained with everything you need. The canteen is the worst, though.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really experienced. They studied at IITs and have advanced degrees. They know their stuff and have been teaching for a long time.

Placement: I studied at UEC and they offer BTech, MTech, and PhD programs. If you're a top student, you can get into computer science, electronics, electrical, or mechanical branches. The average salary package is around 3 LPA. Companies like TCS, Volvo, Wipro, and Infosys come for placements.

Campus: The infrastructure isn't great, and we're missing stadiums and ports. In the labs, though, we have awesome Wi-Fi and equipment. The hostel isn't the best; we don't have our own mess. We have to get food from outside since there aren't any shops nearby. The college has its own dispensary for medical needs. Some classes are super modern while others are just okay. The lab instructors are really helpful during experiments.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. But the course curriculum doesn't really prepare us for the industry. They don't teach us how to use design and modeling software, which is important.

Placement: During my B.Tech, there weren't many placement opportunities. The chemical department had only 2 companies hiring, while computer science had 3 to 4. I'd say the placements here are just okay. Only BORL hired students.

Campus: The classrooms have Smart Class projectors, but no one really uses them. The library is quite small and often lacks books. There's no medical facility for students in the hostels.

Admission: The professors at this college are super smart. They went to top colleges like IITs and NITs. They really know their stuff and make sure we learn. Midterms are fine, but the final exams for engineering can be pretty challenging.

Placement: I'm in the EC department, and the placement scene here is pretty good. Ujjain Engineering College has an 80% placement rate, which is solid. The average package across all departments is around 3.5 LPA. What's really cool is that the mechanical department has a 100% placement rate.

Campus: The college building is pretty old, so the infrastructure isn't great. Classrooms only have fans, nothing fancy. First-year students get smart TV boards, though. Only one hostel for boys here, but there are 4 girls' hostels.