Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers are all from IIT and have PhDs from IIT and other countries. They teach really well and know a lot. The curriculum is good, but a bit old. It's okay though because we get to go on industrial tours and have mentors. Exams can be tough or easy, just study a bit every day and before the exam to be ready.

Placement: Almost all the seniors in my branch have jobs lined up for after graduation. The highest salary offered is around 7-8 LPA, while the lowest is 2-3 LPA. Right now, 20 out of 56 students have internships, and some even got jobs off-campus at places like JK Papers, SAIL, and OIL. It seems like most people are doing pretty well with placements.

Campus: The medical facilities are good, and the canteen food is above average. We can switch up the menu every month or two, which is cool. The sports facilities are decent too.

Admission: The exams are held in a well-organized setup. The teachers are really helpful and friendly. They teach well and explain things clearly for exams. They make sure to cover the whole syllabus and even have revision classes. It's a good learning environment overall.

Placement: I finished college in 2023, and the campus placements are still going strong. Diploma students are getting job offers with a salary of 5 LPA, and B.Tech grads are getting even more. The way they set up the interviews is top-notch, and the companies hiring are well-known.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good overall. The canteens serve good food, but the hostels are kinda old. The food is okay, with lots of options for non-veg eaters four days a week. The library, classrooms, and labs are all kept nice and clean. The library has good Wi-Fi, which is a plus. And there's even a playground for sports activities.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really smart. They know their stuff and teach well. The course and support from teachers get you ready for the industry. If you put in the effort, the semesters won't be too tough. The pass rate is around 30%.

Placement: So far, half the students from our batch have got placed (2023-2025). In our MCA course, the lowest salary offered is 3 LPA, and the highest is 5 LPA. We have companies from FinTech and product-based sectors coming for placements. Some of the companies are IserveU, Incture, and ESSPL looking for software developers.

Campus: The teachers here are awesome, and the labs and classrooms have great Wi-Fi. The hostel is nice, and the food is top-notch, especially for non-veggies. They've got a medical center on campus and lots of sports facilities. The food quality is really good, and you can count on 24/7 electricity and free laundry machines.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They graduated from top-notch IIT colleges. The courses are easy to follow, and they get us ready for jobs in the real world. The exams are pretty straightforward too, with questions based on what we learn in class.

Placement: Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology is cool with around 600 students in its 40th batch. Every year, about 60% of us land jobs with top companies like L&T, Adani, TCS, AmNS, and JK Paper. Also, almost 70% of us get internship chances yearly.

Campus: The college has a library, wifi in both the college and hostel, and labs in every department. Hostel life is awesome, and the food in the mess is pretty good. They've got a healthcare center, a gym, a big playground for outdoor games, and a small hall for indoor games to keep us entertained. It's really cool here!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach well. The courses make sense, but the tests are tough, especially the math one. They should give us more time between exams and ask questions that match our skills better.

Placement: In 2023, most students got jobs after college about 75%. The pay ranged from 3 to 10 lpa. Vedanta hired the most students. Everyone does internships at IOCL or Pradeep. They offer different job options, but more companies should visit our college.

Campus: The college has good facilities, but some can be better. Classrooms are nice, but labs need upgrades. The library is small and should be bigger. Hostel is okay, but food needs improvement. Overall, facilities could use some upgrades.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They help us a lot with finishing our courses and lab work. They give us all the info we need for our classes and even talk to us about our career goals. The courses are good, but they're not super focused on industry stuff. Exams can be a bit tough, depending on the subject.

Placement: So far, one student from our college got a job. The highest salary offered was 6.5 LPA, and the lowest was 3.8 LPA. Big companies like L&T, Adani, and AM/NS come for placements. Our college helps set up internships for all students and gives them a letter to apply to other places too.

Campus: The college has great facilities and infrastructure. The lab has all the tools we need. The hostel is nice, with delicious food. Some hostels could use a little upgrade, but overall it's good.

Admission: The teachers were really knowledgeable with Ph.D. degrees. They were super helpful and gave good guidance. The semester exams weren't too tough, with about 35% passing. The course content was okay, but it could use more real-world updates.

Placement: Most students got jobs with salaries from 5 LPA to 10 LPA. Big companies like Reliance, OICL, and Tata Steel hired a lot of students. Half of us did internships at IFFCO, 30% at IOCL, and 20% at places like RSP. The popular job roles were in chemical process engineering, production, and R&D.

Campus: The Wi-Fi was only for third-year students. Labs were there but not working properly. The library had great books and online stuff. Third-year students lived in Bharmos Bhawan and fourth-year students in Surya Bhawan. The mess served veg and non-veg meals, except on Mondays. We played volleyball, football, and cricket for sports. We had matches with NIT Rourkela and Bhubaneswar colleges. Medical help was available all the time.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. You can always chat with them about your work or projects, and they'll point you in the right direction. Exams are fair and on schedule, with just the right level of challenge.

Placement: You need a CGPA above 8 to apply for placements. The average salary is around 5 to 6 lakh per year. Companies like L&T, PPL, TCS, and Wipro hire students. Lots of students do internships at NALCO and HAL. Some also get internships at Tata Steel. About 60% to 65% of students get placed, which is pretty good.

Campus: The hostel rooms are assigned to all students, and they're pretty nice. Each hostel has good facilities and Wi-Fi. The college even has a dispensary. The food in the hostel is tasty. They really push us to get into sports, and they have sports events every year.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and are super helpful. They give us all the info we need for our course and even give us advice for the future. Our college makes its own semester questions, mostly based on what we learned in class. Each paper is worth 60 marks, and you need at least 21 to pass.

Placement: Around half of the students in our college get a job in various companies. The highest salary package is nearly 7 lakhs per year, while the lowest is around 2.5 lakhs. Most students end up with something between 5 to 6 lakhs. Big companies like L&T, Adani, and AM/NS come for recruitment. Our college supports internships and helps students apply for different ones in various companies.

Campus: The college and hostels here have everything students need. We get good food, nice hostel buildings, wifi, smart TVs in class, and labs with all the necessary stuff. Everything is top-notch, especially the food - it's better than what other colleges offer.

Admission: I really enjoyed my time at college. We got to learn a lot about robotics, which was super interesting. Plus, we had enough time to study for other exams while keeping up with our semester work. It was a good experience overall.

Placement: The placements for mechanical engineering at our college are pretty good. Big companies like L&T, PPL, Adani, JK Paper, and more come to hire students. The average salary offered is between 3.5 to 4.5 LPA. Most students get the role of GET in these companies. Right now, the placement drives are happening, so I don't know the exact placement percentage. But about half of the mechanical branch students have already got placed in good companies.

Campus: The hostel facilities, food quality, and courses here are way better than most private colleges. The 4-year course is affordable, especially with the hostel included. The Wi-Fi is pretty good and fast too.