Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University - East Delhi Campus

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and make learning fun. The courses are spot on with what's happening in the real world. It's cool how they prep us for the industry. Exams are fair  not too tough, not too easy. You need 40% to pass, which is reasonable.

Placement: So far, 79 students have landed jobs by December 4th, 2024. The top package was 12 LPA from RT Camps, average is 5.8 LPA, and lowest is 3.6 LPA. CapGemini hired the most students. The best role offered is Special Programmer by Infosys. University hasn't shared internship details yet, but lots of students interned at DRDO.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, and the hostel has fast Ethernet with a speed of 1GBPS. Classrooms are cool with smart boards. Bathrooms are cleaned daily. There are 2 badminton courts and a ground for cricket and football. The food in the mess and canteen is just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly helpful, but there are a few who aren't so great. Sometimes they try to act tough and make us feel small. The courses don't always cover what we need to become data scientists.

Placement: In my batch, around 10% of us got placed. Godaddy offered the highest package of 28 LPA, but later it was 11 LPA. They hired 2 students from our college. The roles they offered were data analyst and support engineer. Only 2-3% of students got internships on campus, while many of us found internships off-campus.

Campus: The campus here is awesome! The classrooms are all air-conditioned and the desks are super comfy. We've got smart boards in every class that actually work. And if we need a projector, just ask the office for the key they've got us covered.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and always ready to help. They're really good at what they do and treat everyone nicely. The student council is also great at lending a hand. The syllabus is pretty standard for an engineering college offering B.Tech.

Placement: This is the first year for placements at our college since it's a new campus. The placements have been decent so far. Some seniors landed jobs at major companies, and we've had several companies come for placements.

Campus: The campus facilities are awesome, especially the Wi-Fi which works really well. It's easy to get around with accessible lifts. Classrooms are modern and comfy with great seating. The whole campus is air-conditioned which is a lifesaver in the summer. The canteen is top-notch too, super clean and neat.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful and know their stuff. The teaching is okay, nothing too special. The subjects we study are actually useful for getting a job later. Exams happen in the middle and end of the semester, and they can be a bit tough. But most students pass, around 90% of us.

Placement: I'm in the automation and robotics program. About a third of us got jobs in different companies. The top salary was 18 LPA, the lowest was 3 LPA, and the average was 4 LPA. Companies like HCL and Wipro hire a lot from our program.

Campus: The classrooms are super clean and have AC and smart boards. Wi-Fi is fast and free. The library is huge and has lots of engineering books. The hostel is not great, and the food is really bad. The canteen food is okay but pricey. There's an indoor sports hall for badminton and an open ground for outdoor games.

Admission: The teachers at college are great overall, but some are hard to follow. That's normal in any college. We have 4 schools here: Automation and Robotics, Design and Innovation, Mass Communication, and USAP (Architecture).

Placement: Since this college is new and this is the first batch to get jobs, the placement percentage isn't that high. But looking at how good the education is here, the percentage is expected to get way better. The top salary they offer is 12 LPA, the average is 8 LPA, and the lowest is 6 LPA. That's not bad for a new college.

Campus: Everything you need is here from late-night food delivery to washing machines. They even provide water coolers and hot water in winter. The rooms are big and clean. The campus runs on solar power, so it's eco-friendly. It's just a 2-minute walk to college, which is super convenient. The food is decent, like typical hostel food. I was happy with my stay here. Would recommend it to anyone considering this college.

Admission: The teachers here are super dedicated to teaching. I was worried at the beginning of the semester that they might be like other schools where professors aren't serious. Turns out, I was pleasantly surprised! I'm really happy with how things are going here.

Placement: The first batch at my college is set to graduate in 2025. Right now, about half of the students in my course have been placed. The salary packages range from 3.6 LPA to 12 LPA, with an average of 6 LPA. Companies like TCS and RTM are hiring, mostly for software developer roles. Placement opportunities are a bit limited at the moment, but things are looking up.

Campus: My college's infrastructure and hostel are top-notch in Delhi. Even DTU and NSUT don't beat my college in that department. The classrooms are nice, and the whole place has central air conditioning. My friends also love the hostel facilities and mess.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and really supportive. They do everything they can to help us out. The exams are not too tough, but the grading can be strict for new students. We have exams pretty regularly, depending on the rules. There are a lot of subjects, which might feel like too much for some people.

Placement: The college is pretty new, so job placements can range from 3 lakhs per annum to 8 lakhs per annum. Courses like AIDS have a lot of job opportunities. The first batch of students will graduate this year, and we'll soon know how they did. To participate in placements, students need to keep up their CGPA.

Campus: The labs here are awesome! They keep everything in top shape and the equipment is super modern. It's always nice and peaceful in there. The hostels are okay, but they could use more appliances like washing machines. The food is decent. Sometimes the water quality isn't great, but they usually fix it pretty quickly when students mention it.

Admission: The teachers at USAR know their stuff and have fancy degrees like M. Tech and Ph.D. They really know what they're talking about. The courses at USAR are spot on with what companies need. They keep it fresh by adding new stuff about automation, robotics, and tech. They cover the basics and some cool topics like machine learning, AI, IoT, and robotics. The exams at GGSIPU, including the ones at USAR, are kind of tough. But most students pass, usually around 75% to 85%, depending on the group and subject.

Placement: Around one-third of us got placed in my course, which is pretty cool. The pay packages ranged from 3 LPA to 14 LPA, with an average of 6 LPA. Companies like Infosys, Capgemini, and Genpact hired students from our course. Most of us landed internships, which was awesome. After graduation, some of us got jobs as Software Engineers or Systems Engineers.

Campus: The classrooms and library here are awesome. They're well-maintained and top-notch. I haven't stayed in the hostel, but my friends say the food and medical care there are great. Right now, sports are informal, but next year they'll be official. Can't wait for that!

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and do a pretty good job. They could be a bit more helpful, but it's not a big deal. The teaching is solid and matches what we need to learn. This course sets us up well for the industry. The exams aren't too tough, and most people pass with a good grade.

Placement: The college is still working on getting placements for the first batch, so the placement rate isn't great yet. The highest package so far is about 12 lakhs per year. Companies like Infosys, Genpact, RSM USI, and Tensor VO Software have hired many students, especially from AI-DS and AI-ML programs.

Campus: The campus may be small, but it's got good Wi-Fi and air conditioning. They offer hostels for students from outside Delhi. The food is okay. You can play sports like cricket and badminton. They also have inter-IPU sports at the Dwarka campus every year.

Admission: The courses here are more advanced because they follow the new education policy. We have mid-sem and end-sem exams, and you need at least 40 marks out of 100 to pass.

Placement: The campus is pretty new, and our batch is set to graduate in 2025. Big companies like FAANG and GoDaddy came for placements. In the 3rd year, most seniors did internships, and we need to do 2 internships to pass.

Campus: The campus layout is really cool it's shaped like a semi-circle. And guess what? They've got free Wi-Fi all over! The classrooms are top-notch too, with AC and smart boards. Overall, the campus infrastructure is just awesome.