University B.D.T College of Engineering Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good, and it's important to focus on studying. The relationship between teachers and students is great, and we have all the support we need. During exams, they make sure we have what we need. The hostel facilities are also good and help us focus on our studies. Overall, it's a good place to learn.

Placement: The placement scene isn't great here. It's all about our skills. The college does invite some companies, but not a lot. But if we show off our skills, we can attract companies for sure. The college supports us in landing good companies and gives us lots of opportunities to shine.

Campus: The campus has great facilities and the hostel is top-notch for a reasonable price. It's perfect for students studying here. The environment is nice and there are plenty of resources nearby. We have everything we need for studying. It's all right here.

Admission: The teachers are really smart, some even have Ph.D.s. The exams are tough, but if you study well, you can get good grades. The topics we learn are important and make sense.

Placement: Most students here find good jobs in top companies, around 70-75%. The highest salary package was 15 LPA. Also, lots of students get internships while studying.

Campus: This college in Karnataka is pretty old and has good facilities. The hostel food is decent, and they also have a mess. We even have a hospital on campus, which is convenient. Sports activities are organized here too.

Admission: The college has great teachers in all departments, many with a Ph.D. or other titles. Sometimes guest teachers teach more, but it's cool. We follow the VTU syllabus and get in through CET, Karnataka. There aren't too many students - around 60 in the first year and 70-75 in the final year. The teaching style is pretty standard.

Placement: The job placements at our college are not as many as in private colleges because we're a government college. But don't worry, our college's placement team is great! They'll tell you about job interviews happening in other places and help you find a job in a good company.

Campus: University BDT is known for its engineering programs in Karnataka. The college has separate buildings for each department, with modern labs and equipment for experiments. It's the only college under VTU. The classrooms and labs are well-equipped. The library, established in 1951, is one of the oldest. The sports section needs improvement, but there are faculty members to support during events. The canteen could be better maintained.

Admission: The teachers all have Ph.Ds and know a lot. Some are better than others, but overall they're good. They teach well and our course gives us a good foundation. Exams are okay, but we get lower grades on our class tests and higher on the final ones. Passing rate is around 35%.

Placement: The placements at our college are really good. A lot of seniors have landed jobs in good companies. The highest salary package for our course is 9 LPA, while the average is 4.5 LPA and the lowest is 3.7 LPA. For other courses, the highest is 19 LPA and the average is 6 LPA. About 75% of students here get placed. Big companies like BHEL, Schneider, JSW, HP, L&T, TVS, Yokogawa, and more come for recruitment.

Campus: The college infrastructure isn't great, but we do have Wi-Fi and good labs. The classrooms are a bit old, but there's a new spacious building being built. The campus is nice with a peaceful library open 12X7. The mess isn't the best, but the canteen is okay. There's a hospital nearby, and we have good sports equipment. Hostel fee is Rs. 20,000 per year.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're all Ph.D. holders and really know their stuff. I learned a lot from them. The course was pretty straightforward and not too hard to pass. It was great getting help whenever I needed it.

Placement: I graduated in 2022 and saw around 300 students getting jobs in various companies. The highest salary offered was 18 LPA. Companies like BPCL visited our campus for recruitment. I particularly liked the company that came for mechanical graduates.

Campus: The college had a good setup. Even though it was an old place, they took care of everything well. We had labs, an auditorium, and a big library to study in. The hostel was awesome too, with food served on time.

Admission: The teachers in our department really know their stuff and are super helpful. But, the curriculum from Viswesvarayya Technological University is outdated. It's like they haven't updated it in ages. VTU is honestly the worst.

Placement: The computer science students in our college get a lot of placement chances. Not many big companies come to hire us, but this year our branch has the best placements. The salary offers are not great, but they'll get better each year.

Campus: The infrastructure at our campus is pretty good. Our labs have good equipment and we get nice facilities. But the canteen needs some work. Overall, the infrastructure is good except for the canteen. The library is good too. They give out 5 issue cards to SC and ST students.

Admission: The teachers were pretty good. They finished the course on schedule. The syllabus didn't match today's industry needs, but covered all the basics we needed. Most teachers were helpful and knew their stuff.

Placement: I got placed along with all other students who had a CGPA above 6. Most of us got job offers with salaries around 4-5 LPA. We had to do an internship at Bosch as part of our course, which was pretty cool. They made us do it during the 6th semester break. It was a good experience to see how things work in the industry and what they expect from us.

Campus: The labs and library were great with good furniture. The hostel had all the basic stuff we needed. But the canteen food wasn't that good. The hostels were a bit crowded and not the best. Unfortunately, there was no Wi-Fi on campus. On the bright side, there were sports activities and clubs for students to join.

Admission: The courses followed the syllabus closely. The faculty always made sure to teach according to the latest syllabus. They gave us study materials to help us out. Semester exams were held on time, and the evaluation process was great for preparing for the main exams. I also appreciated how they gave us internal marks.

Placement: The chances for getting placed are pretty low. I went to interviews with 3 companies on campus, and I got selected by 2 of them. The salary they offered was about 3 Lacs per year. Since there aren't many on-campus placements, it's a good idea for students to try off-campus interviews too.

Campus: The college doesn't have the best facilities because it's run by the government. I think it could use some upgrades. The buildings are old but not terrible. The education is pretty good. The infrastructure at UBDT Government Engineering College in Davanagere is decent.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make sure we get better at learning. The courses are set up to prepare us for real-world jobs. Even though the semesters can be tough, it's totally doable to pass with at least 55% marks.

Placement: I studied Civil Engineering here and I'm happy with the placement rate. About 85% of students get placed. The highest package is around 16 lakhs a year and the lowest is 7 lakhs. Companies like TCM, Wipro, and Infosys come for placements.

Campus: The facilities here are really good. They give us clear instructions and we have Wi-Fi everywhere. Each group has their own lab, the classrooms have smart boards, and the hostel food is tasty. The canteen has good meals you can buy, plus there's medical help for emergencies.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful. They're supportive and qualified, but some are better at teaching than others. The semester exams here are pretty challenging, with a pass rate of 35%.

Placement: Not many companies hire students from our department, but two of us got placed at Cognizant and TCS. Other departments have better placement opportunities. Most students get jobs starting from the second year. The highest salary package offered is around 18 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college building is nice, and they're building new ones too. The labs are okay, not amazing. The library has old books, no new ones. Canteen is tiny but the food is tasty. There's a medical center on campus. Faculty don't really help with sports or cultural stuff.