Chennai Institute of Technology

Admission: The professors at our college are super helpful. They help us with publishing papers and getting involved in hackathons and competitions. Plus, we can go on industrial visits for hands-on experience. When it's exam time, the faculty gives us handwritten notes that cover everything we need to know. It's really useful for studying.

Placement: During the pre-final year, we get internships and lots of core companies come for recruitment. We can even get job offers from different companies and attend IT firms as well. They guarantee 100% placement so far. They also help us prepare for exams like GATE and CAT.

Campus: The department's facilities are great. We can stay in the labs after classes. Both campus and hostel have Wi-Fi 24/7. The staff in the hostel are super nice. They always help us out quickly when we have a problem.

Admission: The semester exams here are pretty easy to pass. They give good coaching and have three internal assessments. These cover all the units for the semester. The teachers help us score well on the exams. They're always around to help with any questions and they're not too strict. They're friendly with us students. How we act around them is important.

Placement: Around 90% of students from our college get jobs, especially in mechanical. Some students opt for further studies or go abroad. The college helps with GATE exam prep. Salaries start at 4 LPA, with an average of 30 LPA for mechanical engineering.

Campus: The hostel here has good facilities. The Wi-Fi and food are good, and the rooms are comfy. They have these cool smart boards that work like touch TVs for teaching. It's way better than the old blackboards and helps us learn stuff hands-on.

Admission: Before our end-semester exams, we have a prep class that boosts our CGPA. The exams really test what we've learned and how well we understand it. We also have lab evaluations and other exams to keep us on our toes.

Placement: Most years, almost all students find jobs. The salaries go from 6 to 52 LPA, and they keep getting better as more students land awesome job offers.

Campus: I really like studying at CIT because the courses are up-to-date and relevant. The hostel is cozy and clean, with big rooms that you can share with friends. It's a great place to live while studying.

Admission: The semester exams here are a breeze. They give us good coaching and we have three internal assessments. They cover all five units for the semester, and the teachers help us score well in the exams.

Placement: Looking at the job opportunities at my college, they're doing a great job at improving placements each year. We get training in the third year, and lots of students land jobs by then. The top salary is around 50 LPA, while the lowest could be around 3 LPA.

Campus: The labs and centers of excellence are pretty good. Lots of students go there to learn new skills. The classrooms are getting upgraded to smart ones, and the library is open until 6 p.m. for hostel students. It's a good place to study and get more knowledge from books.

Admission: The teachers here are super pumped and always push us to get involved in cool projects, hackathons, and competitions. They also help us get ready for tough exams like GATE. The course covers everything we need to know to be a great biomedical engineer, both in theory and practice. We get extra help preparing for exams through UPC classes, where they go over tricky topics and stuff we missed. It's really helpful!

Placement: I'm in the Biomedical Engineering Department and I gotta say, they've been killing it with placements! Everyone from our batch has landed a job in the last two years. They're still going strong, thanks to the placement team and teachers who work hard to train us well. We get cool internships in hospitals and biomedical companies. The focus is on core jobs, which is awesome. Love it here!

Campus: The school has great facilities and infrastructure. The faculty really supports us and keeps an eye on what we're up to. There's a cool Biopac lab for our department, and we use lots of different labs for healthcare stuff. They also push us to get out there and play sports.

Admission: The teachers here really help you grasp the topics. They prepare you well for exams and answer all your questions. They're super friendly too. The course is designed to match what companies are looking for in job candidates.

Placement: Every student from my department got a job last year. The big companies that hire here are Capgemini, Accenture, and Siemens Healthcare. They have an R&D team you can join. Being in clubs looks good on your resume. The college also gives placement training.

Campus: The labs are awesome, and the hostel rooms are super comfy. I like that each room has its own bathroom - it's a big plus. The food at the hostel is tasty and safe. Everything you need is right there in the college hostel. It's a decent place overall.

Admission: The teachers really help us understand everything, which makes it easier to get good grades in exams. The courses cover what companies are looking for nowadays. The staff are all friendly and help us with any questions we have. Our department has a great pass rate from last semester.

Placement: The college is great for placements. They bring in lots of core and IT companies. Last year, all the students got placed. Some top companies that hire from here are Accenture, Capgemini, Zifo, and HRS aviation. You can even do internships starting from your first year. They also help you prepare for exams like GATE.

Campus: The college has a nice setup with labs that have everything we need to learn better. We can use the Wi-Fi 24/7 on campus and in the Hostel. Also, the bus service they offer is reliable. The food in the canteen is pretty good too.

Admission: Most of our teachers have a Ph.D. and are always trying to learn more. They motivate us to get better at what we do. You can get extra help if you need it, and they teach us practical stuff too. The classes help us connect what we learn with real-life skills.

Placement: So many students got jobs last time like 97%! And now, a bunch of students already have jobs in our current batch, even though we're only in the 6th semester. It's awesome because it motivates us to work hard and learn more.

Campus: The college has awesome hostels with round-the-clock water and AC rooms. Wardens are always around for safety. If you need medical help, there's a hospital on campus. The green surroundings are so refreshing. They even offer extra coaching for hostel students.

Admission: The teachers are friendly and supportive, even if not all of them are super knowledgeable. The quality of teaching is okay. They start prepping us for interviews and the GATE exam right from the first year. The semester exams are pretty easy, and most students pass with about a 97% success rate.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 90%-95%. In our course, the highest salary is 15 LPA, and the lowest is 7 LPA. Companies like Tata, IBM, and HCL hire students here. The internships are good, and there are lots of job roles available in our field. I'm not exactly sure what they offer, but it seems pretty cool.

Campus: The main campus has bad infrastructure and Wi-Fi, but the hostel is really good. Wi-Fi is terrible, and classrooms are just okay, like high school ones. There aren't many sports facilities. The food quality is average, not the best, and there aren't many food options.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly Ph.D. holders. The engineering teachers are great, but some need to catch up on the latest tech stuff. Overall, they're pretty good. The course plan is solid. Each semester is three months long. Exams come up fast, and they cover a lot of material in a short time.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. They kick off training in the third year. You can start internships in the first year too. If you're keen on software development, they've got roles for software development engineers.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good, but the college has gotten a lot more crowded lately. There were way more new students in 2024, like double the usual amount. The Wi-Fi in the lab works fine, but it can get slow in classrooms when too many people are using it. The hostels are nice, but the food isn't always great. It's hit or miss - some days it's good, other days not so much. As for sports, they're not really top-notch here.