University Institute of Engineering and Technology, CSJM University

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. Each semester, we have a total of 4 tests: quizzes, midterms, and finals. If you pay attention to the notes and tips they give you, you'll do well on the exams. Just make sure to be respectful and follow the rules in class.

Placement: The placements at our college are okay, not great since it's a top-tier college. The highest salary on campus is 14 LPA, and off-campus it's 34 LPA. Most students get around 4-5 LPA, which is pretty average. It's not the best for salary, so maybe look for better options.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure for all the courses. The ECE course building looks amazing. The campus hostel is nice, green, and eco-friendly. Classrooms are well-kept with cool stuff like smart boards, comfy chairs, and AC.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and really know their stuff. They teach us in a way that's easy to understand. We have tests every couple of months, like 4 tests in each semester. There are 2 quizzes, a mid-semester test, and a final exam. The course plan is organized really well.

Placement: The CSE program at this college is top-notch! The placement opportunities are impressive, with around 30 LPA on campus and up to 60 LPA off campus. If you're thinking of joining the CSE branch, this college is a solid choice.

Campus: The buildings and facilities for CSE students are awesome. The classrooms are clean, spacious, and have ACs, comfy chairs, and smart boards. The hostel rooms are cool too, with 2 students sharing each room. Love the vibe here!

Admission: The teachers are smart and helpful, but it's tough to see them in person without waiting for hours outside their office. The teaching is okay, but you mostly have to work on your skills by yourself to get ready for the industry.

Placement: Only a few students got placed, around 10 percent. The highest offer was 5 LPA and the lowest was 2.5 LPA. Companies like Jagran, Mittal Software Labs, and Emies came for placements. If you want an internship, you have to apply on your own using your skills.

Campus: The college campus, library, and hostels all have Wi-Fi, which is great. There are different labs on campus, and they're in pretty good shape. The library doesn't always have the books I need, and the staff can be a bit rude. The food in the mess is just okay, and the college canteen is average.

Admission: The teachers at this college are alright. The first year is tough to score in, especially for certain subjects. The syllabus is similar to other colleges. You need to put in extra effort to do well in exams like GATE or IES.

Placement: I heard from older students that the placements here are not great. The average salary package is around 5-6 LPA, mostly for computer science students. Unfortunately, ECE students who focus on coding don't have many placement opportunities. It's a bit disappointing for students in other branches.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi everywhere. The sports facilities are awesome. There's a common room in the hostel. The labs and classrooms are well-kept. Plus, there's a canteen with tasty food. The sports facilities are top-notch and offer great opportunities.

Admission: The teachers are pretty helpful when you ask questions in class, but outside class, they can be a bit clueless. The course content is definitely relevant, but it's not quite up to industry standards. Exams are okay - not too hard, not too easy. It really depends on how the teachers set them. The pass rate is around 30%.

Placement: In my course, about half to sixty percent of students find jobs after graduation. The highest salary offered is around 8 lakhs per year, while the lowest is between 2 to 3 lakhs. On average, most students get offers ranging from 4 to 6 lakhs per year. The main recruiting company is Tata Consultancy Services. All students are required to do internships, so everyone ends up getting one. I personally did mine at IIT Kanpur. The job roles offered to students include software engineer, web developer, and devops engineer.

Campus: The library here is huge and has tons of books and computers. They also have printers and a shop with everything you need for studying. The classrooms vary in size and what they offer. The new classes are really nice and comfortable for studying. Wi-Fi is there, but it's not always reliable. The hostels are alright, but the boys' one is a bit far from our department. The food can be hit or miss, but it's gotten better lately.

Admission: The exams at CSJM University are split into three levels. First, there's a 15-mark periodic test. Then comes the mid-semester exam, followed by the semester-end exams which also have practical exams. The curriculum got a recent update, and they train us for our future jobs with work experience. The teachers are really helpful and supportive. At CSJM University, you can choose from a variety of courses, but technical courses are the most popular. The teachers are super qualified and know their stuff well.

Placement: The recent in-campus placements offered a top package of 26 LPA and an average package of 11 LPA. Different tech and non-tech companies come to hire students with the right skills.

Campus: The labs here are really cool and have all the latest stuff to help us learn better. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers here are friendly and always willing to help. If you show them respect, they'll do the same for you. I haven't had any negative encounters with them. The curriculum might be a bit old-fashioned, but that's the case at most colleges. Being in an autonomous college, getting along well with your teachers is key.

Placement: The placements for the 2024 batch aren't great. It seems like the ongoing recession is affecting things. Right now, only teaching-related placements are happening. But hopefully, the college will bring in better companies soon for on-campus placements.

Campus: The classrooms are really nice here and the campus looks great. But, the labs could be better. The library is cool but it's a bit small. There are lots of good books there, including ones by famous authors. Overall, I think the campus is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and nice. Some of them can be a little full of themselves, but most of them are great. They use digital boards in class and the labs are in good condition. The workshop has all the tools we need. It's super helpful to practice with last year's questions because a lot of them show up on exams.

Placement: I was a bit worried about the placement scene at this college. The average package is around 4-5 LPA. It's okay if you're thinking about further studies, but the placements are just average. Companies like TCS do mass hiring here, but overall the placement situation could be better.

Campus: I love the campus here! It's so green and the labs have everything we need. The university is rated NAAC A+ and the campus is huge - 264 acres to explore. Everywhere you look, there's greenery which makes the campus really nice.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and can teach well. The Mechanical branch has full placements, which is awesome. Exams are not too hard, and most students pass with a 90% pass rate. The teachers are super helpful and are there for us around the clock.

Placement: The Mechanical branch had 100% placement in 2024. The lowest salary was 2.14 LPA, while the highest was 12 LPA, and the average was 3.4 LPA. Companies like Honda and L&T came for hiring. We had to do an internship, which most of us did. After graduation, many got jobs as assistant engineers. The workshop building is huge.

Campus: The facilities here are great, especially when compared to HBTU and IIT Kanpur. The hostel is awesome and the food is top-notch. They even have a Nexon car for emergencies, and the food menu is decided by us students. Plus, they have all the sports equipment we need and a gym that only costs 200 Rs for hostel students. It's definitely a good place to be at!

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and know their stuff. Grading is based on how well the top student does  they get an A+, then the rest get graded based on that. Exams are not too tough, but you gotta want to learn. Just show up to class, pay attention, and you'll do fine.

Placement: Only 10% of us got jobs after graduation. The top salary offered was 4 LPA, and the lowest was 2 LPA. Jagran and Mittal Software Labs hired students this year, but only from the CSE program. It's tough to find a job in Mechanical Engineering. Half of us found internships ourselves, using our skills. The university didn't help with internships. Most who got internships ended up at tech companies.

Campus: The campus is really green and nice, and the classrooms have cameras. The library is cool, but sometimes we can't find the books we want. The hostel rooms are shared by two people and have Wi-Fi, a small playground, and simple furniture. The food is okay, and the medical stuff isn't always great. Sports only happen a few times a year, by the big stadium near the helipad.