Cambridge Institute of Technology, K R Puram

Admission: We have exams at the end of each semester, and there are two semesters every year. In CSE, we have eight semesters, so that means we have eight exams for different subjects. You can get into this college through COMEDK, KCET, or management quota.

Placement: A lot of students from CSE get placed, around 77%. Big companies like Samsung, Google, Microsoft, Infosys, and Nvidia offer internships and good packages. CSE is popular now, so it's a good choice if you want to work for different companies.

Campus: The college here has awesome facilities. There are cool lawns to chill, canteens to eat, a library, research labs, and a sports room. Plus, there's a huge ground for playing outdoor games like cricket, basketball, and throwball. And they've got courts for football and basketball too. It's pretty sweet!

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, most of them have advanced degrees in subjects like AI and data science. They're cool and helpful, always there to help with questions or suggest cool courses. Each teacher has their own style  some talk theory, others show real-life examples with coding. It's a good mix!

Placement: The placements at our college are really good. The highest package is 55 LPA and the average is 7 LPA. Around 75-85% of students get placed. If you're eligible, you'll likely get a job. The placement rate changes based on how well you do and what skills you have.

Campus: The classrooms are cool with projectors and digital boards. The computer labs have all the new stuff and good internet. There are labs for different subjects like AI/ML, DBMS, OS, Java, Python, and Networking. They keep updating the labs so we can practice a lot.

Admission: Each department has about 7-8 teachers who are super supportive and really good at teaching. They always keep up with the latest stuff in their field. We also have cool things like workshops, guest talks, and hackathons to make learning fun and interesting.

Placement: The job opportunities at this college are pretty good. Big companies like Wipro, TCS, Infosys, and Amazon come for placements. On average, students get offers between 6 to 7 lakh per annum. The highest package offered is 53 lakh per annum. Every year, all eligible students get placed on campus.

Campus: The college has good facilities like clean classrooms, computer labs, and a library. Wi-Fi works well in academic areas. The campus is clean and has lots of green spaces. Some lab equipments could be better, though. The hostel, cafeteria, and sports area are all great.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch, all with Ph.D.s in their subjects. It's really setting me up for success in the future. The way they've set up the curriculum is super practical, linking everything back to real-life and industry stuff.

Placement: Everyone in our college got a job after graduating. The highest salary is 27 LPA, the lowest is 6 LPA, and the average is 10.5 LPA. Big companies like Infosys, Microsoft, Bosch, Google, Intel, and Wipro hire our grads. Everyone also lands internships, mostly in TCS, Lenovo, Jio, HP, and others. The top job roles are software developer, data scientist, systems architect, and network engineer.

Campus: The campus at CIT is huge, with lots of space for students. They really focus on keeping everything up-to-date and investing in the campus. There are separate hostels for guys and girls, with good food served in a big dining hall. They take hygiene and cleanliness seriously, which is great. The campus is a great place to study and do research in engineering.

Admission: The teachers at Cambridge Institute of Technology Bangalore are really good. They have degrees, Ph.D.s, and know their stuff. They bring in guest speakers and do exchange programs. Plus, they organize workshops for both students and teachers.

Placement: The job offers here are pretty good. The average pay is around 7.2 lakhs per year. The top salary offered was 53.5 lakhs per year. The placements for Cambridge Institute of Technology in 2024 are done. The highest pay for a job in India was 53.50 lakhs per year, and for an international job, it was 6000 AED.

Campus: The engineering department here has awesome computer labs. The library is stocked with e-books and textbooks. They keep everything like Wi-Fi, study areas, and playgrounds in top shape. The hostel serves up the tastiest food and the rooms are super cozy. And when we're not hitting the books, we can always hit the sports fields. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are so helpful and really know their stuff. They teach us well and we get to learn practical things too. The subjects we study match what companies want, which is cool. Exams are not too hard, about 85-90% of us pass. It's good here!

Placement: Around 85% of us in our group got jobs after college. The highest salary offered was 53 LPA, the lowest was 3.5 LPA, and the average was 6 LPA. Companies like Infosys, TCS, Accenture, and Deloitte hired a lot of us. About 70% of us did internships at EY, Capgemini, and Wipro. They offered roles like Software Developer, Analyst, Consultant, and more.

Campus: The labs and classrooms in our department are awesome, and we have fast Wi-Fi everywhere. The library is huge and has digital and physical books. The hostels are pretty good too clean rooms, Wi-Fi all the time, and good security. The food in the mess is okay, but the canteen is great. Plus, we have a medical center, sports courts, and a gym on campus.

Admission: Studying for my MBA, we want to dive deeper into the topics than what's taught in class. The pass rate for the semester is almost 98%. Teachers are supportive and help clear up any doubts we have about the subjects. Getting extra skills for certifications is important too.

Placement: The college has placements for 3% of students, with salary packages ranging from 2.5LPA to 6LPA. They mostly focus on marketing and sales roles. However, there are no placements for finance and business analytics. To make up for it, they organize workshops. I'd suggest looking into outside placements too, since I haven't seen reliable placements within the college.

Campus: The hostel food is pretty good compared to other places I've seen. If you're into sports, you can join in, but you gotta talk to the sports person first. The college facilities are cool, especially the library. It's big and open from 8am to 8pm. But sometimes it's hard to find the books we need.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, they know their stuff. They get us ready for exams, both internal and external ones. The exams are not too easy, but not crazy hard either. Just right in the middle.

Placement: Placements are kinda meh for us seniors. They're offering around 4-5 LPA on average. Heard a few peeps snagged a sweet 53.5 LPA package, but that was off campus. Not too many good placements happening right now. They're giving extra classes to the top students in our batch (2026 grads), so maybe things are looking up.

Campus: The infrastructure here is solid and clean. Wi-Fi is weak on the ground floor in the CSE department, but overall it's good. The buildings have fans, and the 5th-floor auditorium looks really nice. The lawn and garden are well-kept too.

Admission: The teachers here are really good, but exams are super tough. We gotta do 3 assessments every semester, without fail. They use these to decide our internal marks. Some teachers can be harsh though, even if we do well, they don't give us the marks we deserve.

Placement: I feel like the job opportunities at our college are okay. We had some big companies visit like Tech Mahindra, Cognizant, and Mathco. But the pay they offered wasn't great, around 3 to 5 LPA. I'm in my last year and still looking for a job.

Campus: The college has upgraded its infrastructure in the past few years, making it really nice. They offer lots of sports options, both indoors and outdoors. The food in the mess, canteen, and hostel is good. The library is awesome for studying, super peaceful.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really nice and always there to help, whether it's about class stuff or fun activities. If we're sick and miss class, they understand and are super supportive. It's easy to talk to them, and they're always around when we need help.

Placement: The college offers great placement opportunities with an average package of 7 LPA and the highest package being 53 LPA. Skills learned during the degree really help with getting good placements. I feel confident about my future career prospects after studying here.

Campus: The college has a nice campus with Wi-Fi everywhere. The library is cool with digital labs and it's open even on holidays. The hostel is awesome too, with good facilities. Love it here!