Ideas Institute of Design Education and Architecture Studies

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and really know their stuff. The coursework is good, but I think they could make it more hands-on to prepare us better for real-world jobs. I wish they'd show us more practical examples from today's workplaces.

Placement: Most students get placed here, around 80-90%. Salaries go from 7-30k, with most in the 15-20k range. Big architect firms like Charles Correa and others come for hiring. They offer roles like senior architect and designer. Salaries range from 1-4 Lacs per year. Everyone gets internships in different cities and firms in India.

Campus: The campus is awesome, with everything you need like computer labs, a library, and big classrooms. The hostel is cool too, with clean rooms, 24/7 water, and good food. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They really know what's up in our field. The college offers great chances to learn and grow. The curriculum could use some updates to be more on point. We need to learn about the latest tech stuff too.

Placement: The college doesn't do campus placements. Architecture doesn't have many job options, so getting a job can be tough. Most students find non-campus jobs instead. The stuff we learn in class is really specialized, which can help with job opportunities.

Campus: The campus has good facilities and infrastructure, with labs and a library available. However, there's a big Wi-Fi problem here. The food in the canteen is decent, but there aren't many options for sports and games.

Admission: The teachers at Ideas Institute of Design Education and Architecture Studies are awesome. They know their stuff, are super creative, and work really hard. The B.Arch course is 5 years long, and we gotta pass all the semesters. Love learning from these teachers!

Placement: I'm currently studying B.Arch at this college. They make sure we get internships. Studying architecture is different we gotta learn a lot. Ideas College in Nagpur offers the best design courses compared to others.

Campus: Ideas Institute of Design Education and Architecture Studies has awesome facilities that are always getting better. It proves that creativity and design are important here. Wi-Fi works well everywhere on campus. The computer lab has about 20-30 computers with a strong internet connection.

Admission: The staff here are super helpful with everything students need. Since this is a school just for architecture, the teaching is top-notch. Plus, all the teachers are architects themselves, so they bring real-world experience to the classroom. It's great for learning about the industry.

Placement: Our college doesn't have campus placements for architecture students because there aren't many job opportunities in that field. Companies don't come to hire students directly based on their academics. But everyone does a 9-month internship, which is a great chance to gain experience.

Campus: The resources for our course are great we have studios, labs, and other related rooms. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say anything about that. The canteen in our college isn't amazing. It can be tough to have proper lunch because they only offer snacks in the canteen.

Admission: The classes at our college are interesting, but the office staff isn't helpful. They don't support students much. Some teachers suggest planning your work before starting it.

Placement: The teaching at our college is good, but they don't offer any job placements.

Campus: The college campus is well-built and has a nice atmosphere that feels sincere. However, there's no proper hostel available on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and make learning interesting. They mix theory classes with hands-on workshops, which is super helpful. The course prepares us well for the industry. They teach us how to apply what we learn in real life situations.

Placement: At our college, students don't get campus jobs or get hired by companies. We all do internships as part of our course, called practical training. We create a portfolio of our work from the past year and then apply to different architectural firms of our choice.

Campus: I go to this college and we've got a computer lab, library, and projectors in every classroom. I heard from some friends who live in the hostel that the food in the mess is just okay, not amazing but not terrible either. The rooms in the hostel are pretty nice though. Unfortunately, Wi-Fi isn't provided for all students every year.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super supportive and always ready to help. They really know their stuff when it comes to what's going on in our field. The classes cover the basics well, but I wish they included more about the latest tech stuff.

Placement: In the architecture course, there aren't a lot of job opportunities right after graduation. So, campus placements don't really happen. Most students focus on getting good grades and applying for jobs on their own. But the learning experience is really valuable.

Campus: The computer labs and studios are easy to access, but the library needs more books. Wi-Fi is a big problem here. The hostel is just okay, and the food isn't great. Unfortunately, there aren't many resources for sports.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They're all architects and super talented. There are plenty of teachers here, and it feels more like a school than a college. They're always there to help us learn and grow.

Placement: I'm only in my second year, so I can't say much about placements yet. But I know for sure that our seniors who graduated are doing really well. They're working as architects in great companies, making good money, and using their knowledge well.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college is great, and we have two canteens along with a Haldiram fast food machine. The computer lab has all the software we need and internet access. We have a lot of fun celebrating various events and functions on campus.

Admission: The teachers and mentors at our college really know their stuff. They've got tons of experience and are super helpful when we have questions. The way they teach is great. The stuff we learn in our courses is spot on and gets us ready for the real world. The exams each semester are a bit challenging, but nothing too crazy.

Placement: In our college, they don't help us find jobs after we finish. For courses like Architecture, they don't set up job opportunities. We have to find internships ourselves around the 8th semester. It's up to us to find companies to work with, and every college is different.

Campus: The facilities at our college are really good. The library gets updated every year, there's good Wi-Fi, and we have some labs. The classrooms and AV rooms are nice too. The food at the mess and canteen is good quality. They also support sports here, which is cool.

Admission: The college staff is really smart and always ready to help. The teaching is good too. But the stuff we learn doesn't always match up with what's actually happening in the real world. So we have to figure out how to apply our knowledge to real life situations.

Placement: I didn't hear much about job placements at our college. No companies came to offer us jobs. The highest starting salary was around 5k to 10k, but only in Nagpur. I'm not sure about the exact placement percentage, but roughly 30% of students land good jobs.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with decent classrooms. There are occasional water issues, though. The library is small but creative. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for students. Sports facilities are lacking, with no proper ground for games. The canteen is just okay, offering medium facilities.