DIT University

Admission: The teachers at the college are really friendly. They treat us like family. If we ever need help, we can always ask them. Most of them really care about us and do their best to help. But there are a few who can be annoying and make things tough for us.

Placement: Placements at this college are okay, not too bad, not too great, just average. In my second year, placements were pretty good. Now that I'm in my third year, the highest salary offered is about 40 LPA. The average package is around 4 LPA at a big company that hires a lot of students.

Campus: In my opinion, the college's infrastructure is just okay not amazing, not terrible, just average. There are separate buildings for different things like workshops and computer labs. Each department has its own building.

Admission: The teachers here don't really care. They know their stuff but can't teach well. It makes learning hard. The course is outdated and doesn't connect to real-world stuff. Exams keep changing, so students struggle and fail.

Placement: The placement rate isn't great, around 45%. The top salary is 52 LPA, lowest is 3 LPA, and the average is 4 LPA. Cred gave the highest pay. Not many students, only 20%, got internships. Most roles are in sales or web development, not sure about the top ones.

Campus: The college infrastructure isn't great. The Wi-Fi is slow. The labs don't have enough working computersmost are old and some don't work. The library is good but the staff can be grumpy. The hostels are not nice. The canteens are hardly ever open. The food in the mess is not good.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful here. But you gotta take the initiative and ask them if you have any doubts. The exams are pretty easy if you start studying a week before. The quiz and internal pattern changed after our group, now we have to do quizzes in person instead of online.

Placement: Placements at DIT University are okay. Most companies offer salaries between 4-6 LPA, but there are a handful of companies (like 5-6) that give higher packages from 8-12 LPA. It's a decent start, but competition is tough. Usually, they offer roles for trainee engineers, not specialized jobs.

Campus: The facilities here are top-notch. I gotta say, the cafeteria building is pretty cool with four floors and a sweet rooftop cafe. Wi-Fi works great there too. Hostels are okay, nothing special. Same old ragging and not-so-great food, but overall, it's a great place to be.

Admission: The teachers here are really kind and helpful. Seniors are also friendly and helpful. The courses are interesting and exams happen every 2 months. The curriculum is similar to other private colleges in India. Overall, it's been a pretty good experience.

Placement: The placement rate at this college is really good, especially when you look at how much we pay compared to other private colleges. Computer Science students here get jobs with salaries ranging from 5 LPA to 34 LPA. If you have a CGPA above 8, it's pretty easy to get a job. They also help us find internships, which is great.

Campus: The campus has good facilities. I love living in the hostel here. The food in the mess is decent. Cafes stay open till 10 PM, which is great for dinner. The labs are well-stocked with equipment.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff, most of them have really high degrees in Computer Science or similar subjects. They teach well using a mix of lectures, hands-on activities, and assignments. They're always cool with answering questions and getting everyone involved in class discussions.

Placement: I'd say about 60-70% of BCA students usually land internships while studying. It's a good chance to learn hands-on stuff and get to know how things work in the industry. Big companies like Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, and Cognizant often hire students from our college.

Campus: The hostel rooms are pretty simple but cozy. They're mostly shared and come with all the basics like a bed, a desk, and a chair. Cleanliness is usually good, though it can differ between hostels. They usually keep things tidy with regular cleaning.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and easy to talk to. They really know their stuff. Passing rate is around 30%. The semester tests are tough but fair. You gotta study hard to do well and get a good grade.

Placement: Around 30% of students in our course get placed after graduation. The highest salary package is around 50 LPA, which is pretty good. Infosys is the main company that hires students from our course. Only about 20% of students were able to land internships. I feel like our college does a decent job with job placements, especially for those who truly deserve it. However, considering how well-known our college is, I believe they could offer more opportunities for students.

Campus: The labs are pretty good, but they can have some issues. Some classrooms in certain buildings are small, but the Wi-Fi is reliable. The library is decent too. Our college is in a great spot, perfect for studying and chatting. The canteen serves tasty food, and the medical facilities are solid. Overall, it's a nice place for students.

Admission: The teachers at our college in Dehradun are awesome! They're super helpful and always there when you need them. They make studying easy and try their best to give us good marks in both class tests and exams. Their teaching style is clear and they give us really helpful notes for exams.

Placement: Last year, most students at our college landed jobs with different companies, both on and off-campus. I heard from seniors that the highest salary offered was 58 LPA, while the lowest was 3.6 LPA. On average, students got around 8.2 LPA. Some top companies that recruited students include Amazon, Accenture, Yamaha Motors, Blinkit, Tekion, Palo Alto, Zomato, and Adobe.

Campus: The college has really good infrastructure. Almost every room in the hostel has Wi-Fi. The mess is big, and there are lots of sports facilities like basketball, table tennis, football, and cricket. They also have indoor games like chess and table tennis. The labs are well-equipped with workshops for manufacturing, a graphic lab, auditoriums, and chemistry labs. They have everything we need.

Admission: The semester exams are a breeze. The teachers are super helpful and know their stuff. But the curriculum feels outdated. While our teachers are sticking to the basics, others are learning cool stuff like Python and Java in different colleges. Hoping for a change next semester!

Placement: At this university, a lot of students aim for jobs off-campus. There may not be as many companies coming here for placements as in other colleges, but most students end up getting hired if they keep up a good CGPA during their studies.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super slow, which is a bummer. But the labs are top-notch, and the classrooms come in all shapes and sizes. The library is awesome with a huge book collection, plus it's nice and cool in there. The staff is really helpful too. Only downside is that the hostel isn't great considering how much they charge for it.

Admission: Most students find the semester exams moderately difficult, but it really depends on how well you prepare. About 80% of students pass their semester exams, showing that the college provides a supportive environment for success.

Placement: Most students got placed, around 96%. The highest salary was 58.60 LPA, and the average was 8.1 LPA. Companies like TCS, HCL, and Palo Alto Network hire from here.

Campus: The campus has internet all the time, so we can always use online stuff. They have really cool computer labs for TCS students to learn hands-on with modern tech.

Admission: The teachers at IITian are really helpful and always there when you need them. They're great at answering questions. The exams are alright, but the grading can be strict. The good thing is there are lots of clubs to join to learn hands-on stuff for the real world.

Placement: The placement scene is pretty good here. Big companies like Wipro and Infosys are visiting campus. The highest salary offered is around 54 lakhs, while the lowest is 12 lakhs. About 60% of students land internships in these companies. The college could do better with the facilities they offer students to help us reach our goals.

Campus: The hostel has good facilities like Wi-Fi and labs. The classroom is nice, but the library is small. Food in the mess is decent, and there are restaurants on campus. You can get medical help too. Sports facilities are not great though.