Dravidian University

Admission: Our professors are awesome at teaching and all our classes are in English. They explain things in a way that's easy to understand. They know a lot and are always there to help. The head of our department cares a lot about our future and is really involved in our success. The exams can be tough if you don't study, but if you do, they're not too bad. Almost everyone passes with a 95% success rate.

Placement: I like that the college is working on bringing in startup companies for job campaigns, especially for teaching roles. Even though there's no placements cell yet, I heard they're planning to set one up soon.

Campus: The campus and library at the university look really nice with all the beautiful gardens. Our lab is great with everything working well for us students. The hostel rooms are way better than what you'd find at other government universities. The food here is Chennai style, which was a bit strange at first but now I'm used to it. Breakfast foods like idly, puri, and chapathi are super tasty, almost like what you'd get at a restaurant. We have NCC and lots of sports events happening here at the university.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and supportive. Some of them know a lot about their subjects, while others don't know as much. The ones who know their stuff are great at teaching, and the ones who don't are just okay. The course content is good, but some students aren't really into it. They'd rather have fun and not worry about their future.

Placement: Around half of the students chose to come to our college. One problem is that we don't have a campus. The college fee is Rs 12,500, but the government gave Rs 25,000 for all students. Unfortunately, there are no job opportunities on campus. IT companies don't come here to hire us either. The college doesn't help us find internships or job placements.

Campus: The facilities and infrastructure for our course are really nice. The library is big with lots of books, and you can borrow them with your ID card. The college hostel is great, with water, electricity, and Wi-Fi available all the time. The food is good since it's managed by students. The canteen isn't the best, but the medical facilities are okay. They don't focus much on sports and games, though.

Admission: The teachers here explain things really well. They're friendly and always help with any questions we have. We do projects and seminars every year, and the teachers guide us through them. The passing rate is around 70%, which is pretty good.

Placement: I really like this college for MCA students. They help us get good placements. They keep organizing placements until all students are placed. About 70% of MCA students get placed here. The highest package offered was 45 LPA, which is awesome!

Campus: The college has separate floors for each department and lots of labs on campus. The canteen has a nice vibe and the food is yummy. The infrastructure is top-notch. The campus surroundings are always clean and well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers aren't very knowledgeable. Only a couple of them were helpful, but most don't know much about the subjects. We don't really get to learn about the industry here.

Placement: I didn't get any help finding a job here, and I didn't learn much in class. The semester was super short, only lasting a month. This university has the worst facilities I've ever seen.

Campus: The campus has good facilities like labs, Wi-Fi, and library. But sometimes they are not well organized by the students and teachers. It can be hard to find help or guidance when needed.

Admission: The staff here are all friendly and helpful, so no need to stress. They're really up-to-date with technology, especially since the pandemic pushed for more tech use. Finishing this course opens up opportunities for government jobs. Most students score around 90%.

Placement: Half of the students take this course, which is pretty average. The starting pay is 15k, and it's a government university. Placements are not great, but you'll learn a lot here.

Campus: I stayed at this hostel run by university students with some help from contractor laborers. The food was good, and we felt comfortable interacting with the locals. The new faces in the area made it easy to find places to eat, especially since Kuppam is a nearby city to the university.

Admission: The semester exams can be tough, so it's important to study hard on your own. The teachers at our college are really experienced, well-trained, and always ready to help students learn. Plus, the course content is always up to date.

Placement: I really like how many companies come to our college for placements. Microsoft, Google, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, HDFC, TCS, and more show up. Some students want to study more, but if you're good enough, you can land a great job with a good salary.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, library with lots of books, swimming pool, football field, and gym. The Wi-Fi is great and the classrooms are nice too. The hostel has a good canteen, but the food is just okay.