Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology, Hyderabad

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and teach in a way that's really enjoyable. This college does its own exams because it's autonomous, but they're fair. The academics here are top-notch and really benefit us students.

Placement: The computer science department at CBIT has a really good placement record around 85-90% of students get placed. The top package is 54 LPA from Microsoft. Some students also land jobs at big companies like Salesforce and Amazon. On average, the package is about 8 LPA.

Campus: This college has been around for a while, so the college life isn't super exciting. But they do hook us up with some pretty good internships. The labs are pretty cool, and we've got all the equipment we need. There's a hostel just for guys, but unfortunately, no hostel for the girls.

Admission: The teachers at college were really good at explaining things. They were all Ph.D. scholars and knew their stuff. The course was tough to pass because the exams were really hard.

Placement: At this college, about half the students got help with finding jobs. Not everyone got help, but there were tons of companies offering internships. They paid students well, like from 4 to 8 LPA. It's cool how they hook you up with good opportunities!

Campus: The college didn't have top-notch materials and stuff. Their facilities like canteen, classrooms, bathrooms, labs, and library were just okay. They had everything you needed. But there were no hostels, and the food in the canteen wasn't the healthiest.

Admission: The teachers in the ECE department really know their stuff and are super supportive. They make sure we learn well. The courses are all about what's important in the industry, covering both basic and new stuff. Exams can be a bit tough, but most students pass with 85% to 90%.

Placement: I graduated from the Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) department at CBIT in 2024. Most of us in our batch got placed, which is awesome. The top salary offered was 10 LPA. Stoked about our strong placement scene at CBIT!

Campus: The ECE department at CBIT has really good labs, classrooms with Wi-Fi, and a huge library with useful stuff. The hostels have neat rooms, healthcare, sports, and good food in the mess and canteen, making it a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really push us to work on our projects and support our ideas. Since it's an autonomous college, they handle all the exams. The exams are fair and everyone gets a fair shot. The syllabus sets us up well for the future.

Placement: The Computer Science department at CBIT has awesome placement stats. The top package is around 54 LPA from Microsoft. Big companies like JP Morgan and Salesforce come for placements. They also offer internships starting from the second year, which is great for job opportunities later on.

Campus: The college doesn't have a girls' hostel, but there's a hostel just for guys with everything you need. The campus has been around for a while, so it's not super modern, but it's okay for an engineering school. They've got some nice labs with good equipment and computers.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. You can always give them a call if you need help with your subjects. The exams in each semester are pretty doable as long as you study. Most teachers have top qualifications like Ph.D. and MBA. They really know their stuff.

Placement: The top salary at our college is around 60 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, Infosys, and JP Morgan come to hire students here. Mostly, computer science and engineering students get placed. On average, the salary is above 10 LPA.

Campus: There's no hostel for girls here, only for boys. The food at the boys' hostel is alright. They offer chicken twice a week through the junction food court. I'm in the ECE program, and there are fewer opportunities compared to CSE.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and have tons of experience. The courses are set up perfectly to get us ready for the real world. The exams can be a bit challenging, but if you study hard, you can get a great grade.

Placement: The placement scene at CBIT is pretty solid. Every year, lots of students get placed in good companies. Big companies like Microsoft and Amazon come to hire students from here. The highest package can go up to 40 LPA, but on average, it's around 68 LPA. If you're in CSE or IT, chances are you'll land a job with a decent package. Placement is one of the strong points of CBIT for sure.

Campus: The food at the canteen is tasty, and the library has plenty of room to study. There's Wi-Fi everywhere, and we can play sports whenever we want. The washrooms in the main building are clean. The hostel is a bit of a walk, but it's not too bad. I really like this college, even though there's no AC on campus. The labs are cool though, they have AC and Wi-Fi.

Admission: The teachers are really knowledgeable and the courses are focused on real-world stuff. They teach us theory and hands-on skills. The teaching is great. Exams are tough but fair. If you study, the semester tests are manageable.

Placement: The college has awesome training programs to boost skills and help us get jobs. Big companies come to hire students in fields like IT and core industries. Almost all students get jobs every year around 90%!

Campus: The college has a great library, labs, and classrooms. They really focus on all-around learning and growth. The labs are top-notch, with cool stuff like MATLAB and Google scholar. And don't forget about the sports block - they've got an indoor badminton court, table tennis, gym, and even an aerobics room. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers across all departments are mostly assistant or associate professors, and they're really good. To pass a semester, you need at least 40% in internal assessments and 60% in the final exams. You gotta score at least 40% in both the CIE and semester-end exams to pass.

Placement: We're third in our class right now. Placements haven't started for us, but our seniors got a big 38 LPA offer. Our batch already has eight internships - six from Barclays paying Rs.75,000 a month, one from JPMorgan, and one from Mahindra. In other branches like CSE, around 10-15 students per section landed internships too.

Campus: Our college in Hyderabad is one of the best around. The teachers and campus facilities are top-notch. The library is super quiet, perfect for studying. It's packed with tons of books for us to dive into any subject we want. Highly recommend checking it out!

Admission: The teachers are really smart and know their stuff. Most of them teach well, but a few struggle to explain things clearly. The course is practical and helps us get ready for work. Exams are a breeze if you pay attention in class. You can pass with just 35%.

Placement: The salary packages range from 4.5 to 44.5 lakhs per year, with an average of 24.5 lakhs per year. Companies like Salesforce, Deliveroo, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and Co, Oracle, Celigo, Barclays, and Deloitte hire students for roles like software engineer.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi in every department, and they also have separate labs for each department. Each department has its own block. The library has computers for everyone to use. The food and everything in the hostel are really good.

Admission: The courses are easy to understand and worth it. There are big companies like Microsoft and Amazon close to campus. Lots of IT companies are nearby too. You can learn a lot here. The campus is outside of the city, so it's nice and quiet.

Placement: Lots of students with CGPA above 8 got jobs in different companies. The lowest package was 3 Lacs per year and the highest was 59.9 LPA. Companies like ServiceNow, Microsoft, and Amazon came for placements. In the 3rd year, we all did internships. The faculty on campus were really cool and made the experience great.

Campus: My time at college was awesome! Lots of students landed jobs in big companies like ServiceNow, Microsoft, and Amazon. The starting salary was 3 Lacs per year, while the top salary was 59.9 LPA. During the third year, students did internships. The campus vibe was great, and the teachers were cool. Overall, it was a good experience.