Institute of Chemical Technology, Jalna

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart and know a lot. They teach well, and the subjects they teach are important for our future jobs. The college is preparing us well for the industry. Our teachers make sure we do all the experiments safely. The exams are a bit challenging, but not too hard.

Placement: The college provides placement chances for everyone. Around 70-80% of students land placements here. The highest salary offered was 18 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. Most students get offers between 2-8 LPA. Companies like Reliance, Adani, Asian Paints, and Indigo come to recruit. Popular roles include chemical engineer and chemist.

Campus: The college had great infrastructure for our course. They had labs with all the necessary equipment and safety measures. There was Wi-Fi, a library, and spacious classrooms. They also offered hostel facilities. Students could enjoy various sports and medical facilities at the college. It was really convenient!

Admission: The professors are really good and they know their stuff. I think the Chemical Engineering course here is the best in India. The teachers are experienced and they have good connections in the industry and academia. The semester exams are a bit challenging, but manageable.

Placement: The placement rate is 87%, with the highest package being 17 LPA and the lowest at 7 LPA. Companies like HPCL, Aarti Industries, and Exxon Mobil come for placements. Everyone gets an internship, which is worth 6 credits. After graduation, most students become Chemical Process Engineers.

Campus: The food at the Hostel is decent, nothing fancy but it's alright. The rooms are alright too, usually shared between 2 or 3 people. Institute of Chemical Technology in Mumbai has great sports facilities like a basketball/volleyball court, a football turf, and two tennis courts.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch, with qualifications from IIT's and international schools. They're super helpful. The course content is great, but I'm not sure why they throw in extra subjects like Marathi and English language alongside mechanical engineering. The semester exams are tough, but they really push you to think creatively.

Placement: The job placement rate here is around 70-80%, which is pretty good. The highest salary package is 7 lakhs per year, while the average is 5 lakhs and the lowest is 3 lakhs. We usually get jobs as Chemical Testers and work with colleagues in similar roles. Companies like Nestle, Unilever, and EY come to recruit students from our college.

Campus: The wifi speed is okay, the labs are pretty good, but the hostel rooms are small. They have a washing machine, but no AC. There are all kinds of labs, and the library has all the books we need for our studies. Life in the hostel is nice, and the food in the mess is alright. Unfortunately, we don't have many outdoor games available.