University College of Engineering and Technology, Hazaribag

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and can help with any course questions. They explain things in a simple way that anyone can understand. Each branch has its own teachers. Exams happen every semester, and you need at least 30% to pass. It's pretty easy to pass because mid-semester marks count toward your final grade.

Placement: Many students from our college get jobs in companies across India, which is great. Last year, out of 100 computer science and information technology students, 60 got placed in IT companies like TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES, HEC, HITACHI, VIPRO, TATA STEEL AND POWER. These companies pay well, with an average package of around 3.45 lac per year. The highest package offered was 7.25 lac per year, and the lowest was 2.1 lac per year. Most students also get internships through Internshala, where they do stuff like content writing, data handling, and machine learning. It's a good opportunity for everyone.

Campus: Our college is close to the city with a big building that has everything we need like the library, computer labs, chemistry lab, and physics lab. The computer lab has Wi-Fi for students and teachers. The library is full of books we need for our courses. We also have a hostel with a big clean mess. The boys' hostel is still being built, but it will be done before the new students come. The mess serves good food at a fair price every month. We have a big playground with courts for volleyball and basketball.

Admission: The professors here are top-notch. They're really well-trained and super knowledgeable. Plus, they've got Teqip faculty too. Learning here is a breeze and you'll definitely get a good grasp on things. And hey, you can also pick up extra info on stuff like games, science, and tech.

Placement: You can choose between doing an offline or online interview. I recommend going for online campus selection since it can lead to a higher package. The college offers a lot of internships with different companies, which can help you get a better package. They also organize industrial tours, providing many opportunities for students.

Campus: I didn't like that this college doesn't have a boys' hostel. You gotta find a PG or rent a room nearby. There's a girls' hostel, but it's pretty small not many rooms or beds. Lots of students end up finding rooms off-campus instead.

Admission: The teachers at my college are nice and know their stuff, but the way they teach could be better. Some teachers are really good, but others could do better. Overall, they are supportive and try to help us land jobs. The semester exams are challenging, and you need a 6 out of 10 CGPA to pass. The faculty is pretty good at covering the course material on time, but they don't bring up new topics that are important for engineering students.

Placement: A lot of students from our college landed jobs in IT. Some found jobs off-campus. The highest salary offered was 8 LPA and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. TCS was the top company for hiring. Because of covid, many students did their internships online.

Campus: The classrooms, labs, and library are okay. Our college doesn't have any hostels, but there are canteens with decent food. The medical facilities are good, but sports aren't that great.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful, and they really know their stuff. Even though the semester exams can be tough, most students still manage to pass with a 90% success rate. However, I wish my course did a better job of preparing us for the industry.

Placement: Around 80% of students in my college got placed in all departments. The salary packages ranged from 3 to 5 lakhs and even higher. Most students also landed internships at Spark Foundation. Programming language plays a crucial role in my course, and companies regularly visit for job placements.

Campus: The college has great facilities for students like Wi-Fi, computer labs, and a library. The girls' hostel is really good, but unfortunately, there's no hostel for boys right now. The food in the mess and canteen is good, and the medical and sports facilities are top-notch. Overall, it's a great college to be in!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good and know their stuff. The Teqip III teachers are especially awesome. They even offer GATE preparation which is super helpful. Plus, there aren't any strict attendance rules which is a bonus.

Placement: Our college doesn't help with getting jobs after graduation. The people in charge of this are not very active. Big companies don't come to our college to hire students. They don't really support students who are into sports. I failed a class because I was playing cricket for the college team. Even when I told them about it, nothing changed. It seems like they just want to hand out degrees. If you want a job, you'll have to look for one on your own.

Campus: Our college doesn't have Wi-Fi or a playground. It's all about studying and taking exams. We don't get any skills from the college. Also, there's no boys' hostel on campus and the city doesn't have a railway station nearby.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great! They're chosen by both the state and central government, as well as by the university and TEQIP.

Placement: The teachers here are really good and they work hard to get us ready for top companies and colleges. They focus a lot on the GATE exam. This college has a great track record of helping students grow and succeed. It's a great place to prepare for government jobs, exams, and learn new skills because the teachers are really experienced. They're mostly PhDs or have M.Tech degrees, and many of them graduated from top colleges like IITs and NITs.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure that shows how well it is. The girl's hostel is really nice, but the boy's hostel needs improvement. There are many private hostels nearby. The hostels have everything like geysers, fridges, fans, and a desk for each student. Security is good too with guards around. The campus is well-equipped with grounds, canteens, parks, and even a pond. It's a nice place to be!

Admission: The teachers here are really good, thanks to TEQIP. They are well-qualified and always there to help us with our experiments and practicals. They make sure everything is done properly, especially during exams. It's great because it prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: I landed a job with a salary over Rs. 20,000 monthly. Good internships are easy to find for top students, but not so much for average or low performers. You really have to work hard and use your own smarts to succeed here. Getting to your goals takes extra effort at this college. You mostly have to rely on yourself, as the college doesn't offer a ton of help.

Campus: The library is in good shape, and the Wi-Fi works well in a few MS buildings. Most students here are into cricket, but there's not much else for sports. We don't have much support or guidance for other activities. Unfortunately, there's no hostel available, so only a handful of students can live on campus.

Admission: Getting a 6-8 CGPA is good here. Exams are not too hard. We learn C language, C+, Java, Python, and more. The teachers are really helpful. They give us good advice for the future. They know their stuff and teach well.

Placement: I really like University College of Engineering and Technology, Vinoba. It's a solid college for us local students. Around 62% of students here found placements, which is cool. The highest package is between 5 to 8 lakhs per annum, while the lowest one is 2 to 3 lakhs per annum. The companies that come for recruitment are pretty decent too.

Campus: The college has great stuff like a library, classrooms, labs, Wi-Fi, and more. The campus is okay, but it doesn't feel much like an engineering school. The canteen is nice, and there's medical help on site. They also have sports and games.

Admission: The teaching here isn't enough to help you succeed, so you'll need to study extra on your own. If money is tight, this college is a good option because it's cheaper than others. But if you can afford it, consider a private college for better opportunities and a stronger start in your career.

Placement: The best thing about our engineering college is that they don't do on-campus placements. But they train us really well so we can nail off-campus interviews easily. Lots of students end up working at places like TCS, Capgemini, and Tech Mahindra. We usually find internships by ourselves. The college offers some great roles too.

Campus: The college has a lot of cool stuff like water coolers with fridges, Wi-Fi, computer labs with plenty of computers, a Chemistry lab, electronics lab, and Physics lab. There's also a workshop, library with lots of books, and smart classrooms. It's pretty awesome!

Admission: The teachers are great and they know their stuff, but the way they teach is not so good. We don't learn much practical stuff, so we're kind of unprepared for real work. Each semester has too many papers to get through - 6 of them! And it gets worse in the last two semesters when we have to pass 5 papers in each. It's a bit tough.

Placement: Companies don't come to the college for placements. Students have to find jobs off-campus. Only a few students, maybe like 10%, actually get hired. We have to look for internships ourselves because the college doesn't help with that. But a good amount of students do end up getting jobs in the end.

Campus: The campus doesn't have Wi-Fi. There are only 2 labs for electronics students, and they don't have separate labs like optical fiber or microwave labs. There are only a few girls' hostels, and they're shared among all departments like law and PG.