IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology

Admission: I really like how the teachers explain things. They're great at clearing up any questions and are open to talking with us. The classes help us get ready for work and learn how to handle our time and stress. The exams can be tough, so we need to put in a lot of effort to keep up a good grade.

Placement: Most students here land jobs, mainly in software development. The highest salary offered is crazy high, while the lowest is still pretty good. Big names like Microsoft and Google come for placements. I'm not too sure about internships, but I hear they're good too. If you're doing alright in your classes, getting an internship shouldn't be too hard.

Campus: The campus and hostels have free Wi-Fi. The library is nice. Hostels offer hot and cold water. The food in the mess is good, but the canteen is just okay. They also have free medical services.

Admission: At IIT Bombay, we've got around 30-40 super smart professors. They all have Ph.Ds and know their stuff really well. These professors help us with projects and make us better at what we do. The teaching is top-notch, but be ready for plenty of study and projects. Exams are tough, so you gotta put in the work.

Placement: I really liked the placement services at IIT Bombay. Last summer, most students got placed  about 90%. The average salary they offer is 57 lakhs per year. The highest package was a whopping 1 crore per year! Some students chose to study more, which is cool too. The training they provide for placements is pretty solid, thanks to the TNP cell.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure. Each department has its own building. They have everything we need like fast internet, sports facilities, and a gym. The canteen is clean and serves good food. The hostel rooms are nice with a bed, fan, light, and table. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Admission: The professors at this college are really helpful. As you progress, they get closer to students, especially if you're working with them. They've got lots of patents, research papers, and books. If you go to all the lectures, the semester exams are a breeze. But if you miss out, you'll have a bit of a hard time.

Placement: I'm in the electrical engineering dual degree program. Almost everyone in my department gets a job after graduation. The highest salary is 1.2 crores per year, and the lowest is 10 LPA. Most people get around 27 LPA. Jane Street and HFT are the top companies that hire us. For core jobs, Qualcomm and Texas Instruments are the best. About half of us get internships that often turn into full-time offers.

Campus: I love studying at IIT Bombay because the library and reading hall are open 24/7. The rooms have AC and Wi-Fi is available everywhere on campus. The labs in the departments are top-notch and kept clean. The faculty are always ready to help us learn. The hostels serve a variety of food with 4 meals a day. The food quality is pretty good, though it can vary between hostels. Each hostel has its own canteen, some even open at night. It's a great place to be for students like me!

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and friendly. They've got top-notch degrees from great colleges. The teaching is really good, and the course prepares us well for the industry. The exams are pretty tough, though. Most of us pass, with a 95% pass rate.

Placement: I really liked IIT Bombay because they helped us get good jobs and taught us well. Around 90% of students in our course got placed. The highest pay was 1.5 crores, while the lowest was around 19 to 26 LPA. On average, students were offered 35 to 59 LPA. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Infosys, and IBM came for hiring. Almost everyone got an internship  93% of students. They offered jobs in areas like development, testing, and software engineering.

Campus: The facilities at IIT Bombay are awesome. Our department has Wi-Fi everywhere and a large library with tons of books. The classrooms are tidy and nice. The hostel facilities are top-notch, especially the food - they offer a variety of options from North and South. The mess food is delicious, and even though the canteen food is good, it's a bit pricey.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They've studied at top colleges like IITs/NITs and even abroad. That's why the teaching is top-notch. The course work is great too  it feels like real industry work. Sometimes, we even go on field trips to see how things are done in big industries.

Placement: IIT Bombay does a great job with placements. Almost 90% of students get placed each year with good pay. The highest domestic salary is around 1 crore per year, and internationally it's 3 crore. Computer Science students usually get between 20 to 30 LPA, while other core branches get 12 to 20 LPA. Big companies like FAANG hire a lot, offering roles in consulting, finance, software, ML, and data science. It's a good place for job opportunities after college.

Campus: The classrooms and library at our college are awesome. They have everything like AC, Wi-Fi, and LAN. They keep everything clean and nice. The 1st-year hostel is great with spacious rooms. But the 2nd and 3rd-year hostels are not so good, and the buildings are old. The hygiene is still good though. The food at the mess isn't that great, but we can manage.

Admission: The teachers weren't nice and didn't help us much. They didn't give us enough stuff to study with. The teaching was just okay. We had some fun activities in the beginning of the semester, but not later on. The exams at the end were super hard because we didn't have enough help.

Placement: I got placed as a system executive officer, which was the top role. The pay ranged from 4 to 13 LPA, with an average of 7 LPA. Around 60% of us landed jobs, and some even snagged internships at different companies.

Campus: The classrooms and labs in our course were just okay, not too big or small. They didn't clean them every day. The food in the mess and canteen was decent. There weren't a lot of sports facilities, and we didn't have too many teachers.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They have a lot of experience and they teach us using digital boards and presentations. They focus on concepts and specific topics which makes learning easier. I find the teachers very helpful whenever I need assistance. Exams happen every semester and they are not too hard if you study with the materials they give you.

Placement: IIT Bombay is famous for its great placements. In the last year, students got job offers from countries like Japan, UAE, Singapore, and Taiwan. The average salary for the 2023 batch is around 23 LPA, with the highest being 3.5 crores per year. The placement rate is about 75%. Internship opportunities are available in the third year summer. Last year, over 400 students got internships in core companies, while 700+ students interned in non-core companies.

Campus: I love the college campus with a big ground. The classrooms have cool tech stuff like projectors and smart boards. But, the best part is the hostel. It's awesome! They give us everything we need - clean rooms, bathrooms, and fast internet. Plus, the food in the hostel mess is tasty. I feel safe and private because they have separate hostels for girls and boys.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really helpful and know their stuff. They teach well and the course content makes sense. But, students could use more real-world skills. The exams are pretty easy, so most people pass with over 60%.

Placement: A lot of students found jobs after college. The highest salary offered is 17 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. Big companies come to hire students. Almost everyone gets an internship every year, around 95%.

Campus: The course has great facilities like Wi-Fi, classrooms, libraries, and good food. They also have medical services and sports available on campus. It's a really good place to study.

Admission: The exams are pretty tough and focus a lot on understanding concepts and solving problems. You gotta prep well for quizzes, midterms, and finals. Sometimes assignments, attendance, and projects count for something too. The professors are top-notch and really helpful. They're making the curriculum better and giving us projects that relate to the industry.

Placement: IIT Bombay has different placement rates for each department. In most engineering courses, about 80%-90% of students get jobs. The highest salary can be over 4 crores per year, while the lowest is around 8-12 LPA, with an average of 20-30 LPA. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Reliance, and McKinsey hire students. Almost 85%-90% of students find internships too. There are more internship opportunities here than at other colleges, you just have to network well.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. Each department has its own infrastructure, and there's Wi-Fi everywhere on campus. The hostels come with LAN cables, a library, a sports room, and even a music room. While some of the older hostels might not be great, the new ones have top-notch facilities for everything.

Admission: The professors here are top-notch, they all got their Ph.D. from famous universities and some are still researching at IITB. The courses cover a wide range of subjects, which is great for exploring different areas and getting ready for work. The core subjects give a solid overview of everything, and the teaching is pretty good. Exams can be challenging, especially the lab ones, so you gotta really work hard and put in the hours to do well. It takes a lot of time and effort to score high marks.

Placement: Most students here end up getting jobs after college. There are around 2200 students who apply for jobs, and about 1800 of them get hired. Only a few students don't find jobs right away, but many of them decide to pursue further studies. So, in the end, about 80% of students find placements. The highest salaries can go up to 4 Crore, while the average is around 23 Lakhs per year. Some big companies that hire from here are Google, Microsoft, Ola, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, Flipkart, and many more. Students here get to pick from different job roles like software, finance, consulting, and more.

Campus: The classrooms at IIT Bombay are awesome, equipped with Wi-Fi and AC. Sometimes the Wi-Fi can be a bit spotty though. The library is a great spot to study with AC and Wi-Fi. The academic block has a solid infrastructure. The new hostels are really nice with good rooms and everything you need, but the old ones are kinda meh. The food in the mess is just okay, but there are lots of canteens to check out. Medical facilities are top-notch. The sports facilities are great too, with plenty of options to choose from.