VAST - Vidya Academy Of Science And Technology

Admission: The teachers here have Ph.Ds and know their stuff. They're friendly and always ready to help out. Exams were pretty easy, but not everyone passed. The courses focus on real-world stuff, which is cool.

Placement: Our batch found jobs with TCS, but our college didn't have any core company placements for our course. The main company hiring was TCS, and about 30% of students got placed. Unfortunately, there weren't any placements specifically for our course. However, nearly all students were able to secure internships with different companies.

Campus: The classrooms, library, labs, and hostel at the college were all good. The campus had Wi-Fi, but students couldn't access it. The hostel facilities were nice for both guys and girls. The food was okay. They had sports and games every year, which was cool.

Admission: The teachers at Vast are super helpful. They're well-qualified and have researched a lot. The teaching quality is top-notch. The course curriculum is spot-on and prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: The mechanical engineering department doesn't have as many placement opportunities as the programming developers. Companies like Infosys and TCS prefer coders. But there's still a chance for mechanical students to get placed. Compared to other fields, placements are a bit lower in mechanical engineering.

Campus: The facilities at Vidya Academy Of Science And Technology are really good. When I started college, they set us up with an erp system to make things easier. The Wi-Fi is only for staff, though. The canteen is just okay, nothing special.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and help us learn. A lot of them have Ph.D.s. The course covers a lot and prepares us well for jobs. We have regular tests, tutorials, and assignments. I go to APJ Abdul Kalam's KTU. The exams are tough, but most students passed with flying colors this year.

Placement: Seventy-five percent of us landed jobs this year. The top salary package was 3 LPA and the starting salary was around Rs.20000 per month. Big companies like TCS, Google, Microsoft, and Wipro came for placements. Even in the second and third years, we got internships in small companies online and offline. It really prepared us for what's coming next.

Campus: There's a library and labs close by. The college has lots of clubs for fun stuff and a computer room for everyone. All classrooms have projectors for teaching, plus study rooms and a journalism room. There are hostels for both guys and girls. They serve good, healthy food in the mess hall, canteen, and cafeteria. And there's a volleyball court, a dance group, and a playground too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and get things done quickly. The courses we take are okay. If we put in the effort and study well, we can definitely get good grades.

Placement: A lot of students from our college landed jobs. Companies like IBM, SOTI, and TCS hire from here. The popular roles are in Android development.

Campus: I love the sports facilities here, and we join in all the college sports events. The hostel is nice too. The food and rooms are okay, not amazing. It's good that we have medical help on campus too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. But some of them are leaving, especially in the CSE department. It's making things a bit tough for us students. The semester exams are okay, not too hard.

Placement: Most students in the CSE department get placed, about 70% to 75%. Every year, there are over 300 placements. The top companies that hire from our college are Sutherland, TCS, and Infosys. A lot of students end up working as software engineers after they graduate.

Campus: The labs are always getting better, and they're super comfy for students. The hostel is strict about rules, but the food is tasty. There are also fun activities for students to do outside of class.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at helping students who struggle. It would be great if they updated the curriculum with more current tech topics. The exams aren't too tough as long as you study well.

Placement: I'm currently taking this course and haven't gotten any job offers yet. When I started college, the principal said that this place has more job opportunities than other colleges. They mentioned that about 300 to 400 companies come here for interviews every year.

Campus: The college has top-notch facilities like the canteen, classrooms, washrooms, and auditorium. Everything is well-kept and clean, which makes the food taste great. The meals are not only delicious but also healthy and nutritious.

Admission: The teachers in my department are super helpful. They don't put a lot of rules on us, which is great. They stick to the KTU curriculum, but it's kind of outdated. I think it doesn't prepare us well for getting good jobs.

Placement: I noticed that job opportunities at our college have decreased because of the recession. Many students are landing jobs in call centers and startups, but only a small number are getting hired at top companies. It seems like computer science students are having better luck with placements.

Campus: I don't live in the hostel, so I can't say much about it. The campus buildings are okay, but they have seen better days. The canteen and cafeteria serve tasty food. It feels like a forest in some spots around campus, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. Some of them really know their stuff. It would be nice if they used a mic so we could hear better in class. I wish the curriculum focused more on hands-on stuff. We don't get enough practical experience. The semester exams were okay. It would be great if they gave us printed notes. The pass rate is around 45%.

Placement: I heard only 25% of students got jobs after graduating. The best salary was 1.5 LPA, but the average was 1.25 LPA. The lowest was 1.2 LPA. Most students ended up in IT jobs. The main job they got was site engineer. Some got roles like AutoCAD draughtsman or junior site engineer too.

Campus: The lab facilities are really good, and the college has a great atmosphere. The canteen food is tasty, and the sports facilities are awesome. The teachers are super supportive, and medical facilities are good too. Overall, it's a nice place to study!

Admission: The teachers in the computer science department are awesome for getting jobs after college. Some of them are really helpful and know their stuff, but others are not so great. They're pretty strict, but they teach regularly. The pass rate in computer science is pretty good overall.

Placement: Around 200 students land jobs through campus placements at CRD every year. The salary package usually falls between 2 to 8 LPA. Big companies like IBM, UST Global, Soti, and Infosys hire students from our course. Most students end up working as junior software engineers. Some students even get internships with a starting stipend of 2 LPA.

Campus: The hostel and campus both have Wi-Fi. In the hostel, you can only get Wi-Fi in the study hall unless you pay extra to have it in your room. The labs are great, and the lab assistants are really helpful. The campus has awesome infrastructure, including labs, library, and classrooms.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff. They've worked in the field and done research, so they bring real-life problems to class. We learn about making buildings that can withstand earthquakes, designing bridges, using computer models for analysis, and building tall structures. It's great because we get ready for what companies need from us.

Placement: The placements for the M.Tech. in Structural Engineering course are pretty good. Most students, like 85%, get jobs after graduating. The highest salary offered is 20 LPA, the lowest is 6 LPA, and the average is 10 LPA. Companies like Tata Project, Shapoorji Pallonji, Jacobs, and Afcons come for placements. Also, many students, about 75%, do internships in places like Indian Railways, DRDO, and private construction firms.

Campus: The labs in our department are great for testing materials and doing experiments. We have labs for analyzing earthquakes, testing wind, and simulating structures. The library has lots of research journals and books for design and technical stuff. The hostel is okay we get Wi-Fi, water, and big rooms. The food in the hostel is just okay, but the canteen has more choices.