Yagyavalkya Institute of Technology

Admission: The professors at the college are really smart and know a lot. They always give us notes to help us study. We get along well with them, and they share their life experiences with us. Plus, they give us great tips for understanding our subjects. The principal is strict but fair.

Placement: The college helps with campus placements, and I got an internship with the railway department. Companies like HCL come to our campus, but not many for ECE. Still, there are lots of job opportunities here. The college has a specific dress code, and overall, it's a good place for placements.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are really good. The hostel is awesome. They organize sports events during sports week. The canteen has quick and easy food options. The hostel mess serves tasty food. The college has a huge library with all kinds of books.

Admission: The teachers at my college know their stuff. Some are really good, but some have their ups and downs. The lab techs, though, don't know much about the subject.

Placement: The placement scene wasn't great because only a few companies came for placements. Only the best students got job offers. The highest salary was around Rs. 2.8 LPA, while the lowest was Rs. 1.2 LPA. Companies like Poddar, HCL, Goenka, and Tech Mahindra visited our college.

Campus: The college has a good setup with separate buildings for each department. The classrooms are spacious, modern, and well-lit. They even have a big field for sports events. The labs are well-organized and have up-to-date technology.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but there's this one awesome guest teacher named Mr. Ramesh Khatri. He's really good at teaching and knows his stuff. He taught us important subjects like Data Structures, Structural Analysis, Geotechnical Engineering, and more. Mr. Khatri is the real deal!

Placement: In my third year, a company offered me a job in marketing with a 3 LPA salary, which was the highest among all the offers. But now, in my 8th semester, there are no more placement calls from the college. I'm looking to start my career in the core field instead.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay for the fees, but it's kinda quiet without many students around. In my group, there's just 13 of us, and only 5 or 6 actually show up. It's a bummer that we don't have lab practicals because it makes it hard to learn hands-on stuff.

Admission: The teachers at Yagyavalkya Institute of Technology are really smart and nice. They help us out with questions, even during breaks. They teach in a cool way that makes it easy to learn. We do practicals in the labs with their help.

Placement: Most engineering colleges don't have many job placements nowadays because there are too many engineering students and not enough jobs. Last year, no one from our college got a job. But in the past, our seniors found jobs in companies like Wipro, Dell, and L&T. YIT has a good track record of placing students in big companies.

Campus: The infrastructure at Yagyavalkya Institute of Technology is really nice. They have digital classrooms, a library, and labs with good equipment. The girls' hostel is safe too. The food in the mess and canteen is pretty good. Overall, a cool place to study!

Admission: The teachers here mostly have M. Tech degrees, but their teaching isn't great. The semester exams are tough, with just a 50% passing mark. It helps get us ready for the industry. But on the bright side, the teachers are friendly, skilled, and know their stuff.

Placement: Only about 10% of students get placed here. The highest salary was 20 LPA in WNS Tech Services, while the lowest was 3 LPA in Cape India. They offer roles like project manager and deputy manager. They have a 7-day sports and cultural fest that invites people from all over Jaipur. It's easy to get around in Sitapura.

Campus: The college has everything you need like Wi-Fi, good labs, and a big library. The food in the hostel is awesome. They also have a huge cricket and football ground for sports. Overall, the facilities and infrastructure for your department are top-notch.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful with the course and curriculum. They send us notes by email and do video lectures too. A lot of them give us their phone numbers for any questions we have. About 60% of the teachers have master's degrees and some even have PhDs. They know their stuff because they have real-world experience as well as book smarts.

Placement: The job placements at this college aren't great. Big companies like TCS and ACCENTURE don't come to hire us. The CSE and IT students get jobs with an average salary of 3-4 Lakhs per year. But other good companies like HCL, COGNIZANT, UDB Jaipur, IBM, TAJ Group, TVS, and BAJAJ do come to hire students from Mechanical, CSE, IT, EE, and ECE. This year, 15 CSE students got jobs at HCL and COGNIZANT with an average salary of 3.8 Lakhs per year. Sadly, only 40% of CSE students get placed. In Mechanical, 51 students got jobs at TCS and TECH MAHINDRA with an average salary of 4 Lakhs per year. The placements in ECE, EE, and IT are similar to CSE. Not many Civil students get jobs at UDB Jaipur. The rest of the students focus on preparing for the GATE exam.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is amazing, and the environment is super fresh. The campus has Wi-Fi, a big central lawn, and nice classrooms with good seating. Unfortunately, there's no medical facility on campus. They have all kinds of sports, indoor and outdoor, and the labs are well-equipped. The canteen is small but has affordable stuff. I'd recommend staying in a private hostel nearby for accommodation.

Admission: The teachers at our college were awesome! They were really good at teaching. Every department was lively and the HODs were responsible and helpful. They always had solutions for our problems.

Placement: I was in a batch of 120 students and my CGPA was 7.5. About 80% of us got placed. The average salary was 6 LPA. Companies like Infosys and HCL were the top recruiters. The highest salary offered was 28 LPA.

Campus: The hostel here has great facilities like Wi-Fi, a library, and a gaming section. The food is really good too. Plus, they have a canteen and medical services with some extra perks. It's all pretty convenient.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They really know their stuff and teach really well. About 80% of students pass their classes. The teachers also help us get better by arranging seminars and events every week.

Placement: I heard that about 200 students got jobs on-campus recently. The highest salary package offered was 28 LPA, and the average was 6 LPA. Some big companies like Infosys, Croma, and HCL came to hire students. They also offer 6-month internships for CSE and EE students.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome! It's got great facilities and Wi-Fi in all the important places like labs, classrooms, and the library. Plus, there are 4 different mess halls to grab a bite to eat. The food in the canteen is top-notch and there's even medical help nearby. And hey, don't forget about the sports ground where you can have a blast playing games!

Admission: The teachers here were a mixed bag - some were really nice, but others lacked experience. The teaching wasn't great, especially for travel industry subjects. The semester exams were super hard, with tough papers. Only 40% of students passed.

Placement: About half of us got jobs after finishing our course. The highest salary was 2.5 LPA, average was 2 LPA, and the lowest was 1.5 LPA. The top company hiring was BHEL Unique Builders Construction. Around 1 in 5 students got internships in big cities, with unique builders being the top choice for roles.

Campus: The infrastructure wasn't great, but the facilities were good. Wi-Fi was slow and not reliable. The labs were nice. The classrooms were great, but the library could use improvement. The hostel wasn't the best, but the sports facilities were good.

Admission: The faculty here is terrible. They don't know how to help us plan our careers. They pretty much leave us to figure things out on our own. It's hard to make decisions about our future when they don't give us any guidance. The course curriculum is lacking too. We have to study for exams all on our own.

Placement: The college doesn't really help with placements, they just focus on getting us our degrees. They talk about placements only when we're joining the college, but it's all about making money. We end up with degrees but don't really know how to use them.

Campus: The campus doesn't have Wi-Fi, and the labs seem empty. Classrooms feel like school ones. There's no library or medical help. Sports events happen once a year. Nowhere to chill during breaks.