Institute of Engineering and Rural Technology, Allahabad

Admission: The sessional exams happen before each semester. The faculty is really experienced and knowledgeable in their field. They always guide us to improve our knowledge and skills. What's great is that we can easily get the contact numbers of all our teachers and reach out to them whenever we need to.

Placement: The placements weren't as high as we hoped for, but the teachers really helped us out. In 2020, we saw some great placements for computer science and electronics students. Lately, though, the placements have been a bit low.

Campus: The campus is okay for first-year students, but it needs improvement for the upper years. It's still growing, so hopefully in a couple of years, it'll be better. The food options in the canteen are limited. But for the fees, it's reasonable not super fancy, but not bad either.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're supportive, helpful, and know their stuff. They studied at top universities like IIT, NIT, MNNIT. They suggest great books too. The semester exams are not too hard, kind of in the middle. About half the students pass, which is okay.

Placement: The college offers a top package of 24 LPA and an average of 4 LPA. Some of the top companies that recruit here are TATA Motors, TCS, Adani, and Byju's. Around 4445% of students get internships. In our course, they usually offer roles like IT consultant and others.

Campus: The buildings for first-year students are good, but the rest need improvement. We have Wi-Fi, but the desks and chairs are not comfy. Some lab equipment doesn't work well. The canteen food isn't great. They do organize sports every year.

Admission: The teachers are mostly helpful, but some struggle to explain things well. The semester exams are pretty tough, but if you understand the concepts, they're not too bad.

Placement: IERT is okay but only 40% of us actually get placed. Amazon offers the highest package at 24 LPA. Wipro and TCS hire the most students here. Some teachers care about us, but others don't really mind if we get a job or not. It can be hard to get help here if you need it.

Campus: The infrastructure at IERT College and hostel isn't great. Rooms are small, not well-maintained, and the facilities are old. It's not a cozy place to live. The internet is limited, sanitation is poor, and classrooms are not up to par. All this makes it hard to focus on studies and affects our well-being.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They're super nice and have lots of experience. This course can help you become a great engineer. If you work hard, you can even take government exams. The semester tests are tough if you don't study enough, but you can do it with some effort.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend this college for placements, especially if you're not in CSE. Only about 20 out of 70 students get placed, with the top package being 24 Lacs. Most students get around 3-4 Lacs on average. Not many students from other branches get placed. TCS and Whirlpool are the main companies that come for placements.

Campus: The facilities at this college need serious improvement. There's no Wi-Fi on campus, which is a big downside. The classrooms are okay for freshmen but get worse later on. The hostel is in bad shape, and it's too expensive to stay there. The food costs are way too high, and there's no sports ground either.

Admission: The teaching here is just okay, not every teacher is great. Sometimes I have to watch YouTube videos to understand better. The courses follow the AKTU syllabus and GATE, so it's all aligned. The exams are pretty tough, lots of students struggle. Many students end up failing, even the top ones, but most still manage to pass in the end.

Placement: There aren't many students in my college, but they're all really smart. Sometimes it feels like CSE students get more attention. The salary for placements is between INR 1.8 LPA and INR 20 LPA. Companies like Infosys and L&T hire students. Some students do internships at IFFCO and BLW. Apart from the top students, others in branches like IP, MECH, and IC struggle and look for jobs elsewhere.

Campus: The campus looks like it's straight out of a scary movie set with its rundown walls. The place seriously needs a makeover. The rooms don't have enough electricity, and the old appliances need to be replaced. The hostel is a disaster, the food is terrible, and there's nothing fun like sports or activities to do.

Admission: The faculty for computer-based numerical technology and physics in the first year are awesome, but the rest are not so good. You have to work hard on your own to really understand the course material. The exams are not too hard, just average. The curriculum is good though!

Placement: In my B.Tech computer science program, almost 1 out of every 5 students gets a job after graduation. The highest salary offered is 16 LPA, while the lowest is 3.6 LPA, and the average is around 6 LPA. TCS and L&T are the main companies that hire students. About 3 or 4 students from my batch get internships. Most students end up working as software engineers after studying computer science and engineering.

Campus: The lab and Wi-Fi here are great, but the overall college infrastructure is not so good. The hostel food is bad, so most of us live off-campus and cook our own meals. There are some grounds for playing games, though.

Admission: The teachers at my college (IERT) were awesome, especially the permanent ones. The exams at IERT were fair and accurate. You definitely had to study to pass, no shortcuts there. The private faculty was just okay, nothing special.

Placement: Institute of Engineering and Rural Technology in Prayagraj is top-notch in Asia. If you're looking for a diploma program, this is the place to be. They have great placement opportunities around 95% of students land jobs. I got an offer too, but I decided not to take it. If you put in the effort, you might just snag a spot in big companies like L&T.

Campus: The college's auditorium, building, and classrooms were really nice. I studied civil engineering with a focus on Public Health Engineering. I'm happy with this course because it has good job prospects in the government.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They help us a lot and make sure we understand everything. The courses are practical and related to real-world jobs. The exams are not too hard, you just need 40% to pass.

Placement: I really liked the placement opportunities in my course. More than 70% of students got placed, which is awesome. The highest package was 3.5 LPA and the average was 3 LPA. Companies like Tata Motors, Britannia, and Sunfeast came for recruitment. Over 50% of students also got internships. The roles offered were in Human Resources and as Operation Assistants. It's a great program for job opportunities!

Campus: The facilities at the Institute of Engineering and Rural Technology are really nice. The classrooms are good and everything is clean. The hostel is great too, with good food and clean rooms every day. The management also organizes sports for our mental well-being.

Admission: The teachers at our college are amazing! They're really supportive and know their stuff. They help us with our studies, prepare us for exams, and guide us along the way. The course content keeps getting better to match what's happening in tech and engineering. The exams are a bit challenging, but if you study hard and go to class regularly, you can definitely get good grades, like above an 8.5 GPA.

Placement: Most of us in our batch found jobs, around 80%. Computer Science and Electronics students got more jobs than others. The average pay is 4 LPA, with the top one being 25 LPA for CSE. Companies like Wipro, Infosys, L&T, Adani, and Motherson Sumi come every year to hire students from various streams.

Campus: The college has good facilities for classes, labs, and experiments. The labs have gotten better in the past couple of years. There are separate hostels for guys and girls on campus with everything you need. The food is okay, nothing special. Our college organizes sports and games, and students join in different activities.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and all have Ph.D. degrees in their subjects. They focus on preparing us for the GATE exam. The course follows aktu guidelines and stays up-to-date. The semester exams are tough, so studying for about 5 hours a day is necessary.

Placement: Around 70% of us got placed in good companies, including LNT, Adani, and TCS. Everyone found a job in their field. About 20% of us got hired. The program helps us grow our skills and get great roles.

Campus: The teachers all have Ph.D.s and studied at good colleges. But the classrooms don't have Wi-Fi. The library has 80,000 books, which is cool. The hostels are nice, but the food is not great. The canteen food is unhealthy, and there aren't many sports activities.