Vidya Vihar Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They all come from good schools and are super friendly. They even offer extra classes like English, sports, and group discussions to help us improve. It's awesome!

Placement: The placements at our college are solid. Last year, nearly 90% of students got placed. We have job fairs with big companies like Mahindra, HCL, and Tata coming to hire students. The college works closely with these companies. The average salary was 3 lakh per year, and the highest was 7 lakh per year.

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure. The building is massive and looks great. I love the big playground and the beautiful garden. They have courts for all sports, and a huge workshop for all courses. The mess is clean and the food is good. The canteen is big, and I enjoy hanging out there. The campus is so green and refreshing.

Admission: The professors here are really awesome and know their stuff. They give out PDF notes for every class, which is super helpful. They even have extra classes and are available to help answer questions over Skype or in a WhatsApp group. It's great to have such supportive teachers!

Placement: About half of the students find jobs every year. The college hosts a big job fair to help everyone get placed. However, it's tough for mechanical students to find jobs. Big companies come to campus, but they only hire a few students. Usually, most students end up working for local companies.

Campus: The labs are really great with all the stuff we need, and they're open for everyone to use. We've got a library too. The computer lab is always open, and they give us all the software we need. It's easy to figure things out here. They keep an eye on things with CCTV on campus. Teachers and students have to use biometric attendance.

Admission: The faculty at our college is really awesome. They're all super educated with degrees from top colleges. Plus, they're really friendly and get what students are going through. It's a big plus for our college!

Placement: The placements at our college are okay. Around half of the students found jobs last year, which isn't great. But a few years back, the placement rate was better about 90% of the seniors got placed.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with a huge playground and separate courts for different games. We also have a lovely garden and digital classrooms. The computer lab is big with around 200-300 computers. The library is huge and has all the necessary books for students, which is super helpful for those who can't afford to buy them.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and explain everything well. They use digital tools for teaching and have an online platform for us to study. We have semesters with pre and post-midterm exams.

Placement: I loved the placements at VVIT! Almost 90% of students got jobs last year, which was awesome. The average salary was 5 LPA, but some lucky folks snagged 10 LPA. They even have internships that can lead to job offers. All the top companies come to campus for recruitment.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with Wi-Fi and CCTV. The canteen serves good food and there's a great library. We even have a doctor on campus. The classrooms are modern with LED projectors. It's all pretty cool here!

Admission: The teachers here aren't that great, honestly. They're kind of below par. The first few semesters were a bit delayed, but by the end of the 4th year, they got it together. If you're at an IIT or BIT in Bihar, things are more on time. Otherwise, every college is tied to Aryabhatta Knowledge University, so you don't have much choice.

Placement: Placements are kinda based on your skills, but honestly, the campus placement scene is pretty bad. Big tech companies don't come here at all. Even the companies that hire lots of people aren't showing up. Basically, getting a job through campus is rare. It's better to not rely only on campus placements. You gotta hustle and maybe try for other exams too.

Campus: The college has a solid setup, one of the best in the city. I chose this college mainly because of its great infrastructure. They have top-notch labs for each department and offer a library with digital and physical books. The college has a lot of potential, which is really promising.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're from IIT and really know their stuff. The faculty team is solid and always there to help out. The college gives us plenty of support for self-study and clearing up any questions we have. They even set aside time for us to study on our own and get our doubts sorted.

Placement: I really like this college in Bihar because they have a school branch. They bring in great companies like Hero and Mahindra for placements. The college gives us a lot of help with placements. They also give us plenty of time to prepare, which is awesome.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is really nice. The college is still being built, but it's gonna be awesome when it's finished. They give a lot of help to students, and the dorms are cool. It's great that the city is close by for running errands or hanging out.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. They use online tools to help us learn. The way they teach is simple and easy to follow. They explain things with practical examples from the real world, which helps us grasp the concepts better.

Placement: Placements at our college were okay. Our teachers help us get good job chances, but the companies that come here aren't top-notch. Sometimes, a couple of well-known companies show up because our college has a good name. The average salary was 5 LPA, and the highest was 7 LPA.

Campus: I love the college setup! We've got everything we need Wi-Fi, computer labs, library, and a big playground with badminton, tennis, cricket, and table tennis. The building looks great and super colorful. And we even have an auditorium!

Admission: The college is well-respected because of the awesome faculty. They know a lot and love sharing it with us. They start teaching simple stuff and then move to harder topics. If we struggle, they're cool with explaining things again. Love it here!

Placement: The students before us got placed in different companies, but the jobs they got weren't great. They mostly ended up in BPO jobs. The college focuses more on showing off high placement numbers rather than ensuring good jobs. They need to work on improving the quality of placements for future students to have a better experience.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure with impressive classrooms and labs. The hostel buildings are also nice. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. The sports facilities could be better. Overall, I'd rate the infrastructure 3.5 out of 5 stars.

Admission: The college has exams every semester, plus weekly and monthly tests, and pre- and post-midterm exams. There are plenty of teachers who explain everything clearly. They use YouTube to help us understand concepts better.

Placement: The college has a great placement cell that helps about half of the students in each batch find jobs. Last year, lots of IT companies came to hire students. The average salary was 5 LPA, with the highest being 6 LPA. Big companies come here to hire students.

Campus: The campus here is great because it's all air-conditioned and has Wi-Fi everywhere. They've got digital classrooms, a library with lots of books, and even medical help if you need it. The library has all kinds of important books, both new and old. Plus, they have an e-library system which is super helpful. And for IT students, the labs have all the latest software you need. It's pretty cool here!

Admission: The professors here lack practical knowledge. They just focus on finishing the syllabus. They don't explain topics deeply; they just read from the book. You'll need to study extra on your own or attend classes elsewhere for better preparation.

Placement: The college doesn't bring companies for placements. If a company does come, they just do interviews and never return. This goes for call centers too, so students from any branch don't get placements. Also, the faculty doesn't provide much knowledge to students. They just come, teach, and leave.

Campus: The hostel has good infrastructure, but the food isn't great. You can still manage though. Seniors and juniors all get along well in the hostel. The building is nice, and we always have electricity. There's a shared bathroom in the hostel too.