Vogue Institute of Art and Design

Admission: The teachers at Kongu Arts and Science College are amazing! They're super helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. They always give us the support we need. The course we study is great and gets us ready for the industry. The semester exams aren't too tough, especially in the third semester.

Placement: I'm a student in the Interior Design course, and I've seen good placement options here. About a quarter to a third of us get jobs after graduation. The average salary is around 3-5 LPA. Many of us end up in design jobs, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college is well-equipped for the interior design course. They have a library, canteen, Wi-Fi, and sports facilities for students. The management is helpful and the hostel facilities are good too. The food in the mess is tasty. Overall, a great place for studying interior design.

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss. I wouldn't recommend taking classes here because what they promise during admissions isn't what you actually get. On top of the regular fees, there are a bunch of extra costs, and parents have to shell out for annual fees too.

Placement: There's more to this college than just classes. They have seminars, guest lectures, workshops, and cool events like TEDX. These things really help you grow and feel more confident. It's awesome to be part of it all!

Campus: The Wi-Fi here doesn't work at all, classrooms are bad, and the hostel they suggest, ALR PG, is really disappointing. The computers in the CAD lab don't work, and most machines in the PMGC lab are also broken. Bathrooms are gross, and the bus service is only good for show during events.

Admission: The teachers at Vogue are really good at what they do and explain things in a way that makes sense to everyone. The courses cover important stuff that helps us get ready for jobs in the industry. Plus, the teachers are super friendly and they really care about us.

Placement: I graduated in 2018 and during campus placements, I got a job along with some other students. The average salary offered was 5 LPA. Companies like Levis, Bafna, and others came for placements. Lifestyle, Export, Malabar Gold, Shoppers Stop were some of the top companies recruiting from our college.

Campus: The course infrastructure is top-notch. We've got nice classrooms, seminar halls, board rooms, and discussion rooms with modern furniture. Plus, there are specializations, cool projects, case studies, and special facilities for tutorial workshops. It's all set up really well!

Admission: I really like how the instructors help us out a lot. The stuff we learn is super useful for real work. The semesters aren't too hard, which is nice. They listen to us and show us how to make cool designs that look great.

Placement: A lot of students got jobs at good companies with nice pay when they finished. Many of our interns got jobs in stores, but there are other choices too. Companies like adidas, Tommy Hilfiger, Levi's, and more hire our interns. They also get to work with famous brands.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are really good here, all in good shape and used well. Only thing is the amphitheatre needs fixing up. The college has a cool artsy vibe, and the library has lots of useful books for designers and students to learn more than just what's in class.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. The exams in each semester are pretty challenging. They make us go all the way to the main university for exams, which is a bit of a hassle. But I do appreciate how they take us on field trips every week. It's super helpful for us design students.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after college, but some might not get high-paying ones. The college also helps students find internships.

Campus: The facilities are nice, but the canteen food is pricey. They offer PG and hostel options in Yelahanka. The food at the PG is okay, but they charge a lot for both the PG and hostel.

Admission: I found most of the teachers really helpful. However, there were 1-2 teachers who weren't that great at explaining things. Some teachers were awesome at teaching, while others could improve. The ones who used practical examples were the best because it helped me understand better. Most teachers used PowerPoints which we got as study material. We also got to visit an industry in the first and second year, which was cool.

Placement: The batch before us had no luck with placements. Only our batch got the chance, but so far, only one company has interviewed students from our college. I picked this college because their website mentioned big companies like 'Tommy Hilfiger' for placements, but that didn't happen. They did help us find internships, but only for my batch. My internship wasn't very hands-on. I spent a month in a small factory just observing, not designing. It's weird since I'm in a design course. Some students did get to design for other companies during their internships, though none of us got paid.

Campus: The college campus is far from Bangalore, so commuting is tough. They only have 7 buses for students and teachers, which isn't enough. Most times, we have to stand in the bus all the way to college. The labs sometimes lack equipment, making it hard to do assignments. The food is just okay, nothing special. You can get a basic meal, but there isn't much variety. Sometimes the food runs out fast, especially at breakfast. There's no proper seating in the canteen. The college doesn't have hostels, but they help you find PGs that are about 45 minutes away.

Admission: The school wants us to pay 3 lakh 40 thousand per year, but they first told us to pay 1 lakh 70 thousand per semester. They're now pushing for the yearly payment, saying we might not be allowed in class or take exams if we don't. It's annoying and doesn't match what they said before.

Placement: This college is terrible. The faculty isn't friendly at all, and they don't really teach anything. It's super small compared to my high school, which was way bigger. I'm studying here now, and honestly, I'm really fed up. I'm seriously considering transferring to a different college to save my future. Just wanted to share my experience as a student here.

Campus: The teachers aren't very nice. No dorms here. Only one cafeteria, it's okay, not great. Labs are okay but not amazing. No medical help here. Not many sports or games. Not very clean. Also, all the good teachers left.

Admission: The teachers at Vogue really know their stuff and are super helpful. They always help us out when we're stuck on something in our classes. We cover everything about design in our courses - like sewing, CAD drawings, and embroidery. The exams are interesting too because the questions are creative. Overall, I had a great time at Vogue and I wish more students could have this awesome experience.

Placement: I go to Vogue Institute of Art and Design, and the placements here are amazing. I've already got opportunities for internships and workshops with cool brands like Arvind Fashion. It's been great working with these brands and applying what I've learned in real life. I totally suggest Vogue Institute for Design courses because they really help you succeed.

Campus: I really like how the campus looks after. The labs can fit a lot of students, and they have all the equipment we need. They clean the labs after each class, which is great. The food in the canteen is good and not too expensive. I also appreciate the bus service they provide for students. It's so convenient to get to college. We also get to go on trips with our classmates and teachers, which is a fun way to bond.

Admission: The teachers and HODs here are super helpful. They teach really well, mixing theory with practical stuff. The course gets you ready for the industry. Practical exams are a breeze, but watch out for the tough theory exams  you gotta study hard for those.

Placement: The placements here are awesome! Our campus is right in Bangalore, so it's super easy to get here by metro or bus. And get this they even sorted out our placements before we finished the course. Big brands like Puma, Flipkart, Raymonds, and a bunch of designers came to our campus.

Campus: The classrooms are awesome with lots of colors, making the atmosphere lively. Vogue has tie-ups with PGs in central Bangalore, and the main campus is in the apparel park. We often visit the campus for events. The classrooms are always clean, and it's a great environment for studying. Our HOD is really good, and the library has a wide range of design books from around the world.

Admission: The teachers here are really great - they're helpful, know their stuff, and are always there to help us out. They even help us prepare for job interviews. The semester exams are pretty easy, and the teachers do their best to help us get ready for them.

Placement: I really liked studying at Vogue Institute of Art and Design. The fashion design program is top-notch, with great teachers, awesome facilities, and good connections to the industry. I definitely suggest this college to others. The internships here pay around 35,000 on average, and every student in my class landed one. It's a great place for learning fashion design.

Campus: The college has everything we need like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, and canteen. The hostel facilities, food in the mess and canteen, medical services, sports, and games are all top-notch. I definitely recommend this college to others.