Vivekanand Institute of Technology and Science,Ghaziabad

Admission: The teachers here have PhDs and they're really good at teaching. They use unique methods that stand out. During exams, we can just use the notes given by the teachers, no need for extra books. They also bring in guest speakers which helps us learn more about the industry.

Placement: This college is great for placements compared to others nearby. It's right across from Jindal Steels, so companies like to come here for hiring and internships. For CSE and ECE, HCL, TCS, and Wipro visit the most. Last year, the highest salary offered was 15 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 4.5 lakhs per year.

Campus: I really like the college's infrastructure. It's surrounded by lots of greenery and beautiful trees. The canteen is amazing the food there feels like home. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, and the classrooms have digital projectors. It's a great place to study!

Admission: I really like the college's faculty. They're super helpful and always there for us students. If anyone's struggling, they offer extra classes to help out. The classes use their own ppts, and they give us all the notes we need to do well in exams. It's really great!

Placement: The placements here are okay, mostly for computer science students. Being close to Noida, companies come here often. There was a job fair not long ago and lots of students got jobs at Cyrus group with good pay. Companies like Justdial, Cyrus group, Paytm, and Wipro usually come for placements.

Campus: The college has great facilities and the campus is surrounded by other colleges. The Wi-Fi works all over campus for students, faculty, and staff. The library is like a sanctuary for studying, with a beautiful environment. It's a great place to focus and get work done.

Admission: The faculty here is pretty good. But I've noticed that some new teachers are getting hired for less money. I think they should care more about how well they teach. I'd give them a 5 out of 6 for the faculty. Sometimes I don't really get what they're trying to teach us.

Placement: The job placements aren't great here. In my batch, there were only 10 of us, and I think only 2 actually got jobs from our college. That's less than 30% of us. So, if you want a job, you might have to look for it yourself.

Campus: The college in Delhi NCR doesn't have the best infrastructure. They have a library, cafeteria, and all that stuff. The playground is just okay, nothing special. There are hostels for guys and girls, but I can't say much about them since I didn't stay there.

Admission: The professors in every department were really great, especially the ones in the electrical department. I was able to connect with all of them easily. They are all really smart, educated, and know a lot about what they teach. Each class had around 45-50 students.

Placement: A bunch of seniors and some of us got jobs at private companies. The Dean mentioned that top private companies needed a payment to come for placements, so we ended up finding jobs on our own. We landed jobs at places like Infosys, Sony, Jaypee Cements, Jindal Pipes, and more.

Campus: The campus and hostel have Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. It's cool that there's a hospital near the college for medical help. Hostel boys get to play games daily like volleyball, cricket, and indoor games like carrom, chess, table tennis, and badminton.

Admission: The college used to have top-notch faculty known for their expertise. Over time, as faculty members changed, the college's ranking dropped a bit. However, the remaining faculty are still really supportive and help students with their studies in various ways.

Placement: The college placement for our senior batch was pretty good. Lots of companies came to hire, and a bunch of us got really good jobs with good pay at big companies. When I graduated in 2016, the placement was still good, but not as amazing as the batch before us. We were offered a monthly salary of 20K, and most of us were hired as developers.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was okay. The buildings had good classrooms and hi-tech labs, but the Wi-Fi was slower than other colleges nearby. There's only one canteen on campus, but it didn't have a lot of variety and the management wasn't great. The hostel has a nice vibe, the warden is helpful and always there for the students.

Admission: The teachers at college were awesome! They knew their stuff and had lots of experience. They made sure to stick to the university rules for the course. They didn't just teach us the subject, they also helped us grow as people. They were super supportive and willing to spend extra time with students who needed help or wanted to learn more.

Placement: When it comes to placements at the college, lots of companies came to hire students. Most students got placed in the first round of interviews. Companies such as Genpact, Logictech, and others offered jobs. I got selected for Logictech as an R&D intern.

Campus: The college's facilities were really good. There was a big playground compared to other colleges nearby. The hostels were big and the classrooms were spacious and airy. Everyone loved hanging out in the cafeteria. The library had lots of books for students to learn from.

Admission: The teachers at our college are great. They have degrees like M.Tech and PhD. They are really helpful. Our courses are from Uttar Pradesh Technical University. The way we are graded is fair. We go on trips to companies often. The things we learn are practical and helpful.

Placement: The job placements at our college aren't great. Only a handful of companies came for placements. Genpact and a few robotics companies visited at the end of the season. They offer roles like software engineer and internships. About 30% of students get placed. The placement cell works, but they struggle to bring in more companies and better opportunities.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. They have hostels for both girls and boys on campus. Classrooms are fine, but they don't have AC. The food they serve is good. The hostel rooms are nice, and they even have a gym. Rooms are shared by two people. I didn't have any problems with the college's infrastructure.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really care about us students. They help us with our work and always ask if we have any questions. I like how they make sure we understand everything by including practicals in the lessons. It's a big plus for sure!

Placement: I got placed in Infosys thanks to my college. Over 100 companies came for placements here. I also got selected in HCl after participating in a few company recruitments. I'm really grateful to my college for this opportunity. I recommend class 12th students to consider joining this college for great placements, especially in mechanical and computer science courses.

Campus: I really like VIT's campus. The classrooms are cool with AC, and the building looks great. The hostels are nice too, they have separate ones for guys and girls. Each student gets their own room, which is awesome. I love that they have a gym to stay fit, and the food is delicious. Overall, the infrastructure is top-notch at VIT.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix of experienced and new. The department heads are really experienced. They teach in a way that helps students who struggle. They take students on industry visits during the 2nd and 3rd years. Since there are more struggling students, some had trouble finishing the syllabus on time. Classes have about 60 students.

Placement: I graduated in 2017 and unfortunately, none of my batchmates got placed. It was a tough year because no companies visited our college. In the session before us, around 30% of students got placed. Most of them were from CS, while others were from ME, CE, or EN. But in 2015-16, companies like Gillette and Genpact did come for placements.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. It's got Wi-Fi all over, with different routers for each building, office, and hostel. You can find labs, library, medical help, sports, and a gym on campus. The library is open from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm. The labs have most of the stuff you need, but some instruments don't work right. Only the library and computer labs have AC, though the classrooms and other labs don't.