Alpine Group of Institutes

Admission: The teachers here are really great - they're qualified, friendly, and know their stuff. They use different methods like projectors, practicals, and explanations on the board. The course was helpful, but I wish we had more industry exposure. Overall, I think the teaching quality is top-notch.

Placement: I was happy with the placements at our college. Around half of the students got placed in different companies, and some of them even got high-paying jobs. The highest package was 2.5 Lacs, which is pretty good. Everyone in my batch got internships, and we got an average stipend of 1 Lacs. It was a good experience overall.

Campus: The campus was clean, but the infrastructure wasn't great. The classrooms and library were okay. We didn't have many sports or games during our time there. The food was good, and the hostel rooms were nice. I didn't have any issues with the infrastructure during my time at college.

Admission: The teachers are nice and friendly. They teach well, but sometimes they only speak in Hindi, which is hard for me because I'm from Tamil Nadu. I can only understand when they teach in English. If you study, the exam is easy. If not, it's hard because the questions can be tricky.

Placement: The placement in our college is pretty good. Around 60-70% of students get jobs in the highest package, and the average is around 42-50%. I don't know all the companies that come for placements, but there are plenty of opportunities in different roles.

Campus: The labs and library are awesome. The classrooms are nice too. But the Wi-Fi at the college is pretty slow. The library has all the books we need, and the lab is stocked with all kinds of tools. I stayed in a one-year hostel my first year. They serve North and South Indian food twice a week, eggs twice, and chicken on Sundays.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They use real-life examples to teach us, which makes it interesting. The class sizes are small, around 30 students, so they can give us personal attention. The course is spot-on for the industry. We even work on aircraft in the campus since they have 3 planes here. The semester exams are pretty easy to pass, with a 75% passing rate. If you study a bit every day, you can ace them without any stress.

Placement: Around 60% of students got placed after graduation. The starting salary ranges from 8000 to 20000 per month, which is pretty good for the A.M.E. field. Companies like INDIGO and HERITAGE AVIATION hire a lot of grads from our college. Most students, about 80%, also land internships while studying here. The top job roles are for aircraft engineers, who are like the doctors for airplanes. They need to sign off before any plane can take off. It's a cool field to be in!

Campus: The classrooms are clean, and we have smart classes every day. The facilities here are really good. The college has free Wi-Fi all over campus and in the hostel. The lab assistants are friendly and know a lot. They're always ready to share their knowledge and experiences. The hostel isn't the best. I don't really like the food quality. But there are plenty of private rooms for rent near the campus. Students can stay there comfortably and even get a private tiffin service. The sports and games facilities in the hostel are okay. The mess and canteen are clean and nice places to hang out.

Admission: The teachers are mostly seniors with at least an M.Sc. or Ph.D. They're all experts in their subjects. They show us demos with projectors and we do fieldwork every day. We do more than 95% practical work, which helps us learn a lot of skills.

Placement: I really like how the placements work here. Every student gets assigned to cool projects. Companies in agriculture marketing and food processing come for placements, and about 130 out of 220 students get selected each year. It's awesome!

Campus: The campus has awesome facilities like a gym, well-equipped classrooms, and sports like volleyball, cricket, and football. The hostel is top-notch with great rooms, Wi-Fi, and delicious food. It's definitely one of the best in Dehradun!

Admission: The teachers are really smart and always ready to help. They explain things in a way that's super useful for exams and job interviews. Exams aren't too hard, especially if you keep up with your notes from class.

Placement: The companies that come for placements are Wipro, HCL, TCS, Infosys, and Indigo. The highest package offered at our college is 90 LPA, while the average lowest package is 6 LPA. Each course at our college has a limited number of students, which means there's a good chance of getting placed after graduation.

Campus: Our college has lots of great facilities. The Wi-Fi is super fast, classrooms are comfy, labs are awesome, and the library is huge. The food in the mess and canteen is tasty. Plus, the college ground is huge, perfect for playing any game you like.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and they know their stuff. This course really prepares you for the industry. The semester exams aren't too tough. It all depends on how much you've learned and how well you understand the material.

Placement: Around 56% of students got placed, which is pretty good. The highest package offered was 10 Lacs per year. Companies like Amazon and Wipro are the top recruiters on campus. Most students also landed great internship opportunities.

Campus: The facilities at the college are great! The labs and classrooms are top-notch, and the hostel facilities are really good too. They provide everything we need in the hostels. Plus, the food at the mess and canteen is delicious. Overall, the campus has everything we need.

Admission: The teachers at college were awesome! They were really helpful and knew a lot about aircraft maintenance. Most of them were retired air force personnel. The course curriculum prepared us well for the industry. The semester exams weren't too hard, and you needed to get at least 75% to pass.

Placement: Only about 15-20% of us got jobs after finishing the course. The usual pay was around Rs 10,000 per month. Surya Aviation and some Helicopter companies came for placements. We didn't have any internships while studying. After graduation, we could go for jobs like working with turbo jet aircraft, turbo prop aircraft, helicopter turbines, or avionics.

Campus: The college infrastructure was pretty good, not too huge but compact. We had Wi-Fi and labs with aircraft stuff. The classrooms could fit a lot of students. The library was awesome, had all kinds of books. The hostel was a bit far, but they had buses. Rooms were clean and the food was tasty with different options daily. There was a big ground for playing sports like cricket, football, and volleyball. They even had medical help on campus. Classrooms had smart boards for better learning.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really support us to do well in both our studies and personal growth. The syllabus for this semester's exams is different from before, now it's based on HNBGU Central University. The passing rate is around 40%, but if you put in the effort, you can definitely score well.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. I know some students who landed awesome jobs. Placements are all about learning and gaining experience, which is cool.

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi all over the campus, which is cool. Our classrooms have projectors to help us study better. The labs are really well-equipped, and the library is awesome. Plus, there's a canteen where we can grab some decent food. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at our college were really good. They used to be in the air force before, so they knew a lot about our course. They were also super nice and always ready to help, whether we were on campus or off-campus. The course was okay, but it didn't fully prepare us for the industry. The semester exams were pretty easy since everything was based on what we learned in class. To pass, you needed a 75%.

Placement: Not many students got placed in average companies that aren't that great. Only a couple of companies visited for hiring. One was a nearby helicopter company and maybe another was Surya Aviation, but I'm not certain.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was decent, not too big. They had labs with equipment for learning, and Wi-Fi was available but limited. Classrooms had smartboards which made teaching easier. The hostel served good, healthy food and had a small canteen for daily needs. Medical expenses were personal, but there was a medium-sized ground for playing sports like cricket, football, and volleyball.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super smart and really hardworking. They know their stuff and have a different approach to teaching compared to other places. Plus, the pass rate here is really high, which is awesome.

Placement: There are a lot of companies that come to our college for placements like Heritage, IndiGo, Go Air, Air India, Vistara, SpiceJet, and more. The placements here are really good. Students from aircraft maintenance engineering, B.Pharma, D pharma, and other streams all get placed here.

Campus: The college has great facilities and a good infrastructure. The hostel is also top-notch with a nice atmosphere, just a kilometer away from the college. It's a cool place to stay, away from all the noise and traffic of the city.