Institute of Information Technology & Management

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and know their stuff. They've got fancy degrees like PhDs and have done research that's been published in big journals. They really know their stuff and have a lot of experience in their fields.

Placement: The college has a good track record for placements. A lot of students land jobs in well-known companies in fields like IT, finance, marketing, and HR. I heard that the highest package was around 10-12 LPA, but I'm not 100% sure.

Campus: The campus is pretty nice. The canteen is always busy with students and even some teachers. The food there is really tasty. Wi-Fi is only available in the labs, not in the classrooms. The campus has all the latest facilities. There's a medical room with first aid stuff and a medical professional to help with any health problems.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and help us out a lot. They give us plenty of study materials which is helpful. If you go to class and study on your own, the exams aren't too hard. They do a great job of getting us ready for tests.

Placement: Most students who wanted jobs got placed in big companies in Delhi NCR. Some also got hired by companies in Ludhiana and Bangalore. The highest salary offered was 4.5 LPA, while the average was 3 LPA. Roles like customer care, business development, sales, marketing, HR, and campaign management were offered. Companies like TCS, IBM, Amazon, Infosys, and others hired around 30-70 students each.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and provides excellent facilities. Many floors are still being built. Classrooms and corridors have air-conditioning. There are elevators and staircases too. The canteen serves good and diverse food, with 3-4 different food stalls. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. But outstation students can easily find affordable PG accommodations nearby in Janakpuri and Sagarpur.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but some can be pretty mean and not so nice. Luckily, most of them are friendly and willing to help. The exams are okay, not too hard, and you just need 40% to pass.

Placement: I've been here for three years now, but I haven't looked into placements much. I do know that around half to sixty percent of students get placed. The lowest package is 2.4 lakhs, the highest is 5 lakhs, and the average is 3.6 lakhs. Some companies visit for placements, but only a few students actually get hired.

Campus: There are plenty of things my college offers classrooms, teachers, labs, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a library, and smart boards. But there's no hostel for students to stay overnight, which is a bummer.

Admission: I really like the teachers here at college. They give us helpful stuff like questions and notes for tests. The exams are fair too. The academics are pretty good overall. If you show up to class and join events, the teachers are super helpful and nice.

Placement: The placement cell at IITM is really good. They make sure we apply for job opportunities. The teachers are helpful and guide us well. They always let us know about new job options if we're interested.

Campus: The classrooms are really nice with AC and good furniture. The washrooms are clean and look cool. The only downside is that there's no outdoor space for hanging out, except for the basement and the canteen. The college doesn't have much sports stuff and there are not enough places to sit for students.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are always ready to help. The course content is up-to-date and practical. No problems with the exams, they're managed by IPU. Just wish our syllabus was more current.

Placement: To get into IITM, you need to score between 2000-2600 on the IPU entrance exam. The top companies that hire from here are SAP, Infosys, Amazon, and Wipro. Most students get placed as back-end or front-end developers. Around 90% of students end up with jobs after graduating.

Campus: The college has a school-like vibe with two institutes. The facilities here are pretty good classrooms have air-conditioning and there are two libraries. Unfortunately, there isn't a hostel, but students can find PG accommodations nearby.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They know their stuff and have advanced degrees in their fields. Plus, a lot of them have worked in the industry, so they bring real-life experience to the classroom.

Placement: Placement rates here are pretty good, usually between 70% to over 90%. The highest salary you can get after graduating is around Rs 15-18 Lacs per year. The lowest is usually Rs 6-7 Lacs. On average, most people land jobs with salaries around Rs 8-10 Lacs. Some big companies that hire from here are Wipro, Infosys, and Paytm. Plus, everyone who did BCA got internships, which is awesome.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, so it's easy to go online for research and stuff. The computer labs are cool, with all the latest software and tools we need for BCA. It's great for getting work done!

Admission: The teachers at Future Leaders Institute are amazing! They really know their stuff and share industry tips that make learning super interesting. The courses are spot-on and teach us skills we can actually use in the real world.

Placement: I loved the business management program so much! 85% of students got jobs after finishing the course. The highest salary was 20 LPA, the lowest was 6 LPA, and the average was 12 LPA. Big companies like Global Enterprises and Innovate Corps hired students. Most students also got internships at places like Market Masters. They offered jobs like management trainee and marketing specialist. It was awesome!

Campus: The business management programme facilities at Future Leaders Institute are amazing! The classrooms are big and have cool tech stuff like Wi-Fi and interactive whiteboards. The library has tons of books and online stuff for research. The hostel rooms are comfy and have everything you need. The food at the mess is healthy, and the canteen has cheap snacks and drinks. Overall, it's a great place to study and live.

Admission: The faculty here is super helpful and they really know their stuff. The exams aren't too hard as long as you put in the work. We've gotta pass both internal and external exams to make the cut. You only need a 33% to pass, which is pretty cool. I don't think any other college offers this kind of support and resources.

Placement: The college has great companies like Whirlpool, Google, Blinkit, and Reliance coming for placements. I've heard the salary package is around 10 LPA. They really help students who want good jobs and offer support for placements. I recommend this college to others for sure!

Campus: The classrooms at our college are really cozy, and the labs are top-notch. Plus, we get free books every semester in the library, so we don't have to buy any extra study materials. The cafeteria is awesome, and there's even a medical center on campus. They also organize sports events, which is cool. I like how they balance study with fun activities here. It's a great place to be!

Admission: Before exams, every student goes through a strict check to prevent cheating. The teachers make sure no one can get away with any tricks during exams. The semester tests are really tough, but it's fair game for everyone.

Placement: The business program at our college has awesome job placements. There are so many chances for students to get hired. Lots of top companies come here to hire students.

Campus: The college has a decent environment with clean labs, hostels, and libraries. The infrastructure is average, but overall it's a good place to study.

Admission: The teachers at the college were smart and had lots of experience. They were okay at teaching, but sometimes used their own stuff or other resources. The course was kinda helpful for getting ready for the field and other programs.

Placement: Most of us in my batch got placed, about 70%. The highest package was 8 LPA. Deloitte and TCS were the top companies hiring. I did my internship in the 3rd and 4th semesters. I got offered roles as a data analyst and account manager after finishing my course.

Campus: The college had awesome infrastructure. The classrooms were big, airy, and even had AC. The library had all the latest books, easy to get. No hostel on campus, but the canteen was good enough.