ITM-Institute of Technology and Management

Admission: The college is affiliated with Sri Devi Suman University, so the external exam papers are set by the board. The faculty here is great - they're friendly, helpful, and work hard. You'll find a mix of energetic young teachers and experienced professors.

Placement: I'm studying B.Com (Hons) in semester 4 and I'm part of the 2023-26 batch. Most students who choose B.Com (Hons) come from a commerce background.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is nice, but it's not a huge campus since it's in the city. The building only has three floors. There are different classrooms where students have classes, and there's a small canteen too. The college follows the syllabus of Sri Devi Garwahal University, which is popular in Uttarakhand.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and they're friendly. The exams can be hard, but the teachers help you out. The campus has an elevator and sports fields for students to play in tournaments.

Placement: I really liked the B.Com Honours course here. They promise 80% or more placements, which is awesome. The campus is nice, and they have cool sports options too. I heard they offer jobs like market manager, bank manager, and accountant. It's a good place for sure!

Campus: The classrooms are equipped with AC and smart boards, which is pretty cool. The college has good infrastructure and offers awesome sports opportunities. The canteen has amazing service and the food is loved by everyone. Plus, there's a bus service that goes all around town, making sure students are safe while traveling.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They give us notes and explain things really well. They're friendly and use great examples to help us understand. The exams are not too hard, and the questions are straightforward. It's pretty easy to get good grades here.

Placement: The ITM college doesn't have great placement rates, but the faculty members are cool with comic writers and animators. If you've got skills, you can easily get hired with a good pay. Plus, they hook students up with internships.

Campus: The ITM campus may be small, but the infrastructure is pretty good. They've got free Wi-Fi in the labs, and the computers in there are great for editing and animation. Plus, the food in the mess and canteen is actually really good.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. Some are a bit strict, but most are really nice. They're always there to help during college hours and even use projectors for case studies. Even during COVID-19, classes were online but still regular. Our curriculum gives us lots of time to focus on ourselves and get better at what we love. It's great for improving our skills and getting ready for the industry.

Placement: The job placements at ITM are okay. Most of the seniors from our batch found jobs in 2019. The companies that come for placements are not very famous, but there are plenty of job opportunities during the placement season. The highest salary offered was 4 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 2 lakhs. Some of the top companies that hire from our college are Tommy Hilfiger and Decathlon. They offer roles in marketing, operations, and quality management.

Campus: The college is getting renovated, so the buildings are under construction. I think the new look will be awesome. Right now, we have all the basics like a computer lab, canteen, and library. I don't stay in the hostel, but my friends who do are pretty satisfied with everything - food, wi-fi, cleaning, laundry, and all. The food in the canteen is just okay, but there are other food places around. We have a small clinic on campus. The only downside is that we don't have great sports facilities here.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They're super helpful and really know their stuff. I've had a great time learning from them. They're not just skilled, but also really supportive. They've made a big difference in my education journey. The professors and lecturers are experts in their subjects and they love sharing what they know.

Placement: The pay for my course is around 3 LPA, but it can change based on how good you are. Our college partners up with top media companies, PR firms, digital marketing agencies, and news outlets. We can do internships with newspapers, TV stations, and other places to get hands-on practice.

Campus: The classrooms at our college are great, and they have everything we need. The infrastructure for my course is top-notch and perfect for the kind of learning we do. I really like the digital labs with fast computers and cool software. It makes studying and projects so much easier.

Admission: The teachers here were all really qualified, either masters or Ph.D. holders. They had tons of teaching experience. The curriculum was spot on for what I wanted - to be a web developer. Thanks to the syllabus, I landed a job in that field. We had 2 exams from the college and 1 from the university. Passing rate was around 34% and the exams were pretty fair.

Placement: I chose not to go for placement, but around half of my classmates did. Some went for higher studies instead. One student even got a cool 16 LPA job! The average package was about 3.50 LPA. I landed a job as a web developer at WT IT Solutions in Dehradun.

Campus: The college has really good infrastructure. I love how they have new buildings and all the classrooms are air-conditioned. It's nice to have a cool library and offices too. The AC helps us study better, especially with great teachers around.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great - they're helpful, kind, and know their stuff. Some just stick to the syllabus, but that's okay. The courses here are spot-on for getting you ready for the industry. Each semester, we have two internal exams and one external one. The exams are not too hard, just medium difficulty. And you need to get at least 40% to pass.

Placement: Around half of the students in my batch end up getting jobs in graphic design. The starting salary usually falls between 2 to 3 lakhs per annum. Most companies hiring from our college are private graphic design firms. Green Gold Animation even partners with our college to recruit students. The main job they offer is as a graphic designer.

Campus: The library on campus is great, but only teachers can use the Wi-Fi. The classrooms have AC and smart boards for learning. There are 3-4 computer labs, but the campus isn't huge. Unfortunately, there's no outdoor space. They do offer hostels for both guys and girls.

Admission: I really like studying at the Institute of Technology Management in Dehradun. The teachers here are super helpful and know a lot about their subjects. They use different teaching methods like lectures and discussions, which makes learning fun. The course covers everything I need to know for IT jobs, like programming and data management. It's not just theory - they focus on practical skills too, which is great for getting ready for work. The exams are a bit tough, but they test both what we know and how we can use it. Most students pass their exams with some effort. Overall, I'd give this college 4 stars. The education is good, the teachers are supportive, and the course is relevant. Only thing is, the campus facilities could be better.

Placement: The BSc IT course has okay placement options, but there's room for improvement. Most students (around 60-80%) get jobs in IT services and consulting companies. The highest salary offered is about INR 8-12 LPA, while the average is around INR 4-6 LPA. Some start at INR 2-3 LPA, which isn't great compared to other top colleges. Big companies like Infosys, TCS, Wipro, and Cognizant hire a lot from our college. They offer jobs like Software Developer and IT Analyst. But there could be more variety in high-paying roles for students who want to grow fast. Some students get internships at companies like Tech Mahindra and Accenture, which is helpful. But more internships would be even better for real-world experience. Overall, the course is good for getting started in the field, but if you aim high, you might want more options. If the college brings in more companies with better roles and salaries, it would make a big difference for future students.

Campus: The BSc IT course at HNB Garhwal University has good facilities. The classrooms are nice, with projectors and comfy seats for interactive learning. They have a computer lab with fast Wi-Fi for practicing IT skills. The library has lots of IT books and research papers. The hostel is okay, with basic furniture and shared study spaces. The rooms are decent but not huge. The mess has different food options, though the quality can vary. The canteen has snacks and drinks if you want something different. There's a small medical room in the hostel with a nurse for basic help. For serious issues, they send you to a nearby hospital. They also have sports facilities like a playground for volleyball and badminton. It's good for staying active and relieving stress. Overall, the facilities are fine, but there's room for improvement.

Admission: The teachers here are more into research than teaching, so sometimes it's hard to understand them. But the library has all the books we need, which helps a lot. The courses give us a lot of freedom to choose.

Placement: I'm a fourth-semester student at this college. Around 70% of students get placed through campus placements here. Last year, over 11 students were placed in four different companies. Most companies offer a minimum package of 2.5 lakhs.

Campus: The college campus is great! They have separate buildings for each course, which is awesome. The classrooms are spacious and we have plenty of room. Plus, there's a canteen with really good food. Overall, the facilities here are top-notch.

Admission: The teaching quality is really good because classes are consistent and we have exams along with internal assessments and projects. The teachers are supportive and always ready to help us out. Our curriculum is up-to-date and covers the latest trends in placements.

Placement: The college has good placement opportunities. They should have more placement drives so that every student can get a job. Around 60-70% of students get placed through campus interviews. The highest salary offered is 6 lakhs per annum, with an average of 3-4 lakhs per annum.

Campus: The campus at college is super nice with lots of green spaces and great study spots. Most classrooms have smartboards, and there's Wi-Fi all over campus. But not all students can stay in a hostel there.