IIT Jodhpur - Indian Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They teach us well and clear our doubts. The course is great and prepares us for the industry. The semesters can be tough, and the pass rate is a bit low.

Placement: So, in our department, most students got jobs after studying. Our course has nice opportunities for pay raises. The highest salary is 55 LPA, the lowest is 5 LPA, and the average is 18 LPA. Google is a big company that hires a lot of students from our course. Also, many students got internships. The job roles are software developer (SDE) and product manager.

Campus: The hostel has single rooms with Wi-Fi in each lobby. We also have access to a library and classrooms. The facilities are pretty good, and we get privacy too. The food in the mess is okay, but it gets a bit boring eating the same thing for a whole week. Other than that, everything else is good here.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful. Their accents are hard to understand, so I ended up skipping a lot of classes. Even though they're qualified, the subjects are strange and I don't see how they'll benefit us. They say it prepares us for the industry, but I'm not sure. The exams each semester are kinda tough.

Placement: Almost all students found jobs after college. The top salary offered was 61 LPA, while the average was around 10 LPA. The lowest was 2 LPA for CSE students. Big companies like Google, Amazon, and some Japanese ones have a good connection with our college. About half of students landed jobs at Nvidia and Microsoft.

Campus: We got a nice room with great facilities. The food was good too they have separate messes for veg and non-veg. It's good for those who don't eat meat. The Wi-Fi here is not the best, though. The internet is pretty slow.

Admission: The teachers to students ratio was great. We got to talk to teachers a lot in person. They were really nice and helpful. Some were amazing, but most were just good. There were many good teachers, but a few didn't teach well enough. We had two small tests and one big one. They looked at all three to give us our grades. So it was pretty easy to get good marks.

Placement: Lots of big companies like Uber, TATA, Adobe, and more come to our college to hire students. The stipend can be anywhere from 5000 to 200000 a month, depending on the company and the internship. In my course, final semester students can get placed. Usually, coaching centers hire M.Sc. Physics students with an average package of 10-12 LPA. Not many students go for placements though. Most prefer to study more, and quite a few end up getting a Ph.D. from foreign universities.

Campus: The courses changed a lot to fit what students wanted. Some popular courses weren't offered because of not enough teachers. We had to do hands-on courses, but they were helpful. Hostel life was great because of friends. The Hostel Management Committee fixed any hostel issues. The food in the mess was good for the price we paid, which was around 60,000.

Admission: The teaching staff at this college is awesome. They really know their stuff and have a lot of experience. They support students both online and in-person. The course content is relevant and interesting. We have exams two times a year, so we gotta stay on top of our studies to do well.

Placement: Most students found jobs easily after finishing college. IIT is famous for placing students in top Indian companies. Last year, the highest salary offered was 1.5 crore, and the average was 10 LPA in my course. They also provide internships to help us improve our skills.

Campus: The college has everything we need. There's fast Wi-Fi, sports equipment and coaches, comfy classrooms with AC, and a library full of books. The canteen serves clean food and there's an auditorium for events and festivals.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They help us a lot and teach in a way that suits us. They're easy to talk to and super nice. The exams in each semester are fair and mostly based on what we've learned in class.

Placement: Most students from my course got jobs last year, about 80% of them. They got good pay around 20 Lacs on average. The highest package was 53 lacs! Big companies like Google, Goldman Sachs, and Amazon hired students. They offered roles in management, sales, and finance.

Campus: The hostel here is pretty nice. They have single rooms with AC, a desk, bed, and cupboard. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. The library is open all the time, and the classrooms and labs are really good quality.

Admission: The teachers are nice, but most of us just study from the notes and books they give us. I don't like all the non-major classes in the first year. It's a pain because if we fail, we gotta retake it next term.

Placement: The thing about IITs is, they're known for great job opportunities after graduation. The catch is, students here really put in the effort to land those jobs. Circuital branches have over 90% placement rate, but if you're in a non-circuital branch, focus on improving your language and DSA skills.

Campus: The whole campus has fast Wi-Fi everywhere, and the library is open all the time, which is awesome. We have a big sports complex here, which is really cool. It's got everything you need, so no need to stress about that.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They help us with problems and projects. They're super smart and know a lot. The way they teach is great. Exams are not too hard, kinda in the middle. We have 2 exams each semester.

Placement: Most students in the CSE branch find jobs, almost 85-90% in electrical too. The highest salary offered is 60 LPA, with an average of around 20 LPA. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Zomato, Chat360 hire students for roles like VP, director, co-founder, SDE, and more.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. Classrooms are modern and have lots of tech stuff. The lab is awesome. Hostel rooms are really nice. The food in the mess isn't that great, but at least it's clean.

Admission: The teachers in my course were awesome! They really knew their stuff and were super helpful. Even though the course material wasn't exactly what I expected, I felt well-prepared for the industry. The semester exams were tough, but more than 60% of students passed. Overall, I had a great experience with the teachers and felt ready for the real world after the course.

Placement: I'm really happy with how many students from my course got jobs - it was more than 65%! The job packages were good too, ranging from 13 LPA to 17 LPA. We did internships at places like Wipro and HDFC Bank. And the best job offer came from Oracle.

Campus: The college had everything we needed good facilities and a great campus. Wi-Fi, classrooms, and the library were all there. The food in the canteen was delicious. They had medical help too. And sports and games were a big part of campus life.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and have lots of experience. They start classes on time, and the exams are fair and based on what the professor teaches us. The exams are challenging, but that's good because it means no cheating is possible.

Placement: There are around 580 students in my batch, and companies like Amazon, Flipkart, Samsung, and Adobe visit our college for placements. The placement rate at my college is great every year. On average, students get around a 23 LPA package, with the highest package going up to 51 LPA.

Campus: The hostels are pretty good. Each student gets their own room with AC and a fan. The Wi-Fi works fine, and there's enough room to study. The food is okay, but it can be hit or miss.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good here. Pay attention in class and you'll get it. They're helpful too. The courses are practical and get you ready for the real world. The exams are not too hard, just moderate.

Placement: For B. Tech in CSE, the placements are top-notch. The highest package is around 1.5 crore per year, while the lowest is 8 LPA. On average, students get around 28 LPA. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, and Nvidia come for recruitment. Around 85% land internships in their field. Popular roles include HR.

Campus: The Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms are all good. But the food in the mess is not that great it's below average and makes you miss home. There's a PHC for medical needs, and you can call an ambulance to get there easily. Plus, there are sports and games facilities where you can have a good time playing.