BITS Pilani - Birla Institute of Technology and Science

Admission: The professors at our college are as qualified as those at top IIT or NIT colleges. They all have Ph.D. degrees and are really nice and helpful. They're always there to answer questions and support us with our studies. In the final year, we can even do research projects with their guidance. The semester exams are not too tough, and the passing grade is around 4.5 CGPA, so it's not hard to pass. It's a great environment for learning!

Placement: The science department at our college is top-notch compared to the others. We have awesome internship opportunities every year. Big companies like Google and Microsoft hire about 3 students each from our branch. They offer great pay packages. We also get to intern at these companies for roles in backend or software development. The highest package is 60 LPA, while the lowest is around 10 LPA. It's a great place if you're into science!

Campus: The course infrastructure is great, with good Wi-Fi and WLAN services. The library, classrooms, and auditorium are well-maintained. The management really cares about keeping things in good shape. However, the hostel rooms don't have AC, which is a bummer for many students. They're putting AC in the common rooms this year, though. Other than that, the hostel has good facilities like drinking water and Wi-Fi, which are super comfy for students.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. Most of them have PhDs and know their stuff from working in the industry. They teach in different ways and make sure we're learning what's important in today's job market.

Placement: I'm currently studying for my WILP B.Sc. in computer and designing programs at BITS, and it's been a great experience so far. The students here get really good job offers, especially from top companies like Accenture, Cognizant, EY, HSBC, Yes Bank, and KPMG. The highest package offered to CS IT students is around 60 LPA, which is pretty impressive.

Campus: Living at BITS is awesome because everything you need is right on campus. The labs, classrooms, gym, swimming pool, and sports grounds are all top-notch. Plus, the internet is super fast everywhere! I really like the labs and classrooms here.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff and teach well. The coursework prepares us for the real world. But, man, those exams are tough! Only about 20% of us pass each time.

Placement: I don't know about the exact placement numbers, but big companies like Microsoft, Sprinklr, JPMC, and Nomura come for hiring. They offer roles like SDE, consultant, and analyst. Deutsche Bank also recruits financial analysts. Salaries range from 6 Lacs to 50 Lacs, with an average of 15 Lacs. I got an internship at MultiGraphics Group through my branch, and lots of other students did too.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, classroom labs, and library here are top-notch, better than most other colleges around. Food is pretty good, and you can handle it. Plus, sports and medical services are awesome and really convenient.

Admission: The professors here really know their stuff and teach in different ways. They cover all the topics in an organized way and stick to the course materials. Sometimes the classes get tough and confusing, which leads to students skipping. The exams are always challenging, so you gotta really think hard or remember a lot to do well. It's definitely not easy anymore.

Placement: I'm doing M.Sc. Chemistry. After the course, most students get jobs in consulting, non-tech fields, or do Ph.D. Few get into research. Salaries range from 10 to 50 LPA, with an average of 18 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Jio, Deloitte, PWC, JP Morgan, and KPMG hire students. In internships, about 250 out of 1100 students got placed. If you focus on core roles, you can become a Chemical researcher, Synthesis specialist, or Lab expert.

Campus: The classrooms are comfy with working AC and good lighting. The first-year labs got a bit of a makeover, but the research labs are super high-tech. Wi-Fi is fine, but no Netflix or WhatsApp calls allowed. The Library is big with spots for studying and chilling. You can grab coffee, tea, and snacks from vending machines, just make sure to eat in the designated area to avoid a fine.

Admission: The teachers at Goa campus really know their stuff. Classes are hands-on and interesting. You don't have to go to every class, but it's good to go, especially if you're doing a dual program. Your CGPA is super important for everything  like getting into a dual program, practice school, or scholarships. Some first-year courses might not seem useful now, but they'll come in handy later on for sure.

Placement: The placements are really good here. They have an average salary of around 17 LPA for all branches. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Adobe, and others come to recruit students. The practice school program is awesome and helps us get ready for the industry.

Campus: The campus at BITS Goa is awesome! It's surrounded by nature and Goa itself is just stunning. The place is super clean, no trash lying around. It's not as big as Pilani or Hyderabad, so get ready to do some walking. Most first-year students get rooms to share, each one comes with all you need - bed, table, chair, fan, and more. Hostels have cool common rooms with AC, TV, and games like table tennis and foosball. They even added washing machines recently. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great! They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The first-year classes can be a bit dull because you have to study everything from computer science to biology. I wish they would focus more on each course from the start. The exams in each semester are pretty tough.

Placement: Around 92% of students in my course found placements despite a tough job market. The average package for us is about 25LPA. Companies like Oracle, Google, and Amazon were the top recruiters. Students had internship chances with a wide range of companies, from Google to TCS. Your CGPA plays a big role in these opportunities.

Campus: The facilities in my department are really good. The food is mostly decent, but if you pick a specific mess, it's better than the other one. Luckily, we can choose which mess to eat at, so we can go for the better one.

Admission: The teachers were really knowledgeable and supportive during the course. They made learning easy and interesting. The stuff we learned was super useful in real life.

Placement: The placements are pretty good here. Around 85% of students get good jobs after college. Companies like Google and Microsoft come for placements. Some lucky ones even get placed on the first day. They also offer Summer Internship Plans. The placements through Phoenix Core have gone up a lot.

Campus: The campus has great facilities, like modern labs, big classrooms with tech stuff, and a library full of useful books. The hostel is also nice, with clean rooms.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart, lots of them went to IITs and BITS. They know their stuff. The stuff we learn is useful for getting a job. Most people pass their classes, only a few don't make it. The exams are challenging but fair.

Placement: Most students in this course got placed, about 80%. Lately, fewer top companies are hiring from here. The lowest salary offered is 4 lakhs per annum and the highest is around 8-9 lakhs per year for freshers. Only Honeywell, a core company, comes for recruitment. Around 8-10% of students secure internships there.

Campus: The department facilities are awesome! They have cool labs, Wi-Fi, smart classrooms, and research spaces. The dorms are nice too, with clean rooms and bathrooms. Plus, there's a chill hangout spot. The food in the cafeteria is clean and the medical help is always there. And don't even get me started on the sports facilities there's so much to do! Outdoor fields, indoor areas, and even a gym. It's great!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make sure everyone understands what's being taught. The courses they offer are great and prepare you well for the industry. The semester exams are fair as long as you get the concepts.

Placement: Most students get jobs through campus recruitment, which is awesome. The best companies hiring from my course are mostly product-based. The highest salary offered is 1 CR, while the lowest is 7 LPA, and the average is 15 LPA. Around 60% of students land internships from our course, which is a great opportunity.

Campus: The college has great facilities and infrastructure. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus, even in classrooms, the library, and labs. The food in the mess and canteen is really good. There's also 24/7 medical help and sports facilities are nice too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They have a Chembur consultation hour where we can talk to them one-on-one. The course is from Massachusetts University, which is a top university. The questions make us think, not just memorize stuff. The exams are tough, but it pushes us to do our best.

Placement: I'm in my course, and I'm happy to say that almost all students get placed, even during tough times like now. The highest salary offered is 84 LPA, and the average is around 18.34 LPA. They don't tell us the lowest salary. Big companies like Google, Amazon, and Nvidia come to our college for placements. We all have to do an internship, and the college sets us up with one through something called practice school.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in our hostel isn't great, so we mostly use the land cables. Classrooms are kept clean and tidy. The hostels are clean too, but there's a dump nearby that can smell sometimes. The food in the mess is better than in other colleges, and the canteen is cheap. We have good sports facilities with everything we need. Plus, we all have medical insurance, which is a relief.