J.D Birla Institute (JDBI)

Admission: The teachers were really easy to talk to. The course material was all about getting us ready for jobs. Exams were not too hard, we could pass just by reading the textbooks. Everyone passed, and we learned a lot from case studies in class.

Placement: The job placements were pretty good. The average salary was around 3 to 4 lakhs per year. The highest salary offered was 7 lakhs per year. Most of the jobs were in sales and marketing, with some in consulting too. We also got internships in our last semester.

Campus: I really liked the college because the rooms had AC and smart classes. The library was big and had books from every genre. The food in the canteen was tasty. I also enjoyed playing volleyball in the court. One thing to note is that the college doesn't have its own hostel.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super qualified. They're always there to help with any questions about the course. The exams each semester are pretty easy to pass, and almost everyone passes with flying colors.

Placement: The placements are pretty good here, just like you'd expect from a management college. Big companies like PwC, Wipro, Deloitte, and KPMG come for placements. The salary packages range from INR 4-5 LPA, and we also get internships in our last semester.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities. The classrooms have AC, there's a big library, and the canteen serves delicious food. They don't have their own hostel, but there are lots of hostels and PGs close by.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive. They‚¬â„¢re always there to help with any academic or other problems. The course is great and prepares us well for the industry. Exams are fair and not too hard.

Placement: The college has great placements! Companies like PwC, Godrej, MGH Group, Deloitte, and Wipro come for recruitment. The salary package is around 4 - 5 LPA. In the final semester, we get internship opportunities as part of our degree requirements.

Campus: Our college has everything we need, like air-conditioning and a big library. It's on the top 2 floors of Birla High School, but it doesn't cause any problems. The sports facilities are a bit limited, but the food in the canteen is tasty and clean.

Admission: The teachers are super smart, but not all of them are that nice to students. We gotta write exactly what they taught in exams or from their notes. The subjects can be a bit old-fashioned and some are not that useful. Missing labs can set you back a year. But hey, at least JU doesn't make you go to class all the time.

Placement: The placement cell at JU is awesome! We put in a lot of effort to bring in big companies like MAANG to our campus. Those in circuital branches usually get around 15 LPA, while non-circuital branches get about 10 LPA. Almost everyone gets placed here, almost 100%! And this year, someone even got a crazy 1.8cr salary package.

Campus: The infrastructure at JU is not the best for an engineering college. Some buildings need fixing and others need to be built. The hostels are okay, but some doors are broken. Not all students can stay in the hostel since there's not enough space, and it's not air-conditioned. They do have Wi-Fi, a library, and indoor/outdoor games though.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and super knowledgeable. They explain things well, and the stuff we learn is perfect for exams like GATE. The exams can be a bit tough, but as long as you study hard, you'll do fine.

Placement: The chemical engineering department had awesome placement records in 2025. The highest salary this year was 34 LPA. More than 90% of students who wanted jobs got placed in different areas, mostly in core fields. There were also good placements in IT and finance. The department is pretty chill, giving you time to learn coding and other skills. It also sets you up for studying abroad.

Campus: The campus here has good facilities. The labs are well-kept and the Wi-Fi works great. The classrooms are always clean. The library is awesome, it's one of my favorite spots. And there are 4 canteens with affordable food options. Plus, they really support sports and games here.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know a lot. They use PowerPoint a lot, and they're always ready to help out the students who do well. The engineering classes cover important stuff that'll help us in the industry. The exams are okay, not too hard, not too easy  just right. The teachers and students get along well, which makes learning easier.

Placement: The placement scene at our college is pretty good. Everyone in my department who goes for placement gets placed, which is awesome. Last year, the highest salary offered was 26 LPA, and the average for mechanical engineering was 8.5 LPA. We have big companies like Caterpillar, Airbus, Tata Steel, Mahindra & Mahindra, PwC, and Zs-Associate coming for placements in my course. However, there aren't as many internship opportunities compared to placements. Some of us have interned at Airbus, PwC, Tata Steel, and a few others.

Campus: The college buildings are just okay. The library is pretty good with lots of books. Wi-Fi works fine, but the labs could be better. The hostel rooms are average, with three students in each. The food in the mess is not great. Hostel facilities are okay, but the medical services are good. They focus a lot on sports and games, and there are clubs for different games too.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and keep us up-to-date with what's happening in the industry. They're always there to help whenever we need them. The courses get us ready for jobs, and the exams are not too hard.

Placement: I was really impressed by how many students get job placements here. Big companies like KPMG, PwC, Godrej, and Wipro come for placements. The pay is good too, usually around 4-6 LPA. And don't forget about the summer internships for final semester students!

Campus: The college has really good facilities. The whole campus is air-conditioned. The library has a lot of books. The canteen serves tasty food. The sports facilities are okay, but nothing special.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. The university is ranked 10th in the NIRF ranking. Most teachers are great, but some are just okay. The course curriculum is on point, but it doesn't fully prepare us for the industry. The exams are not super hard, just average, and pretty similar to past years. Almost 90% of students pass, which is awesome!

Placement: Almost 90% of students get jobs after graduation. The highest salary is around 1.4 Cr, the lowest is 5 LPA, and the average is close to 20 LPA. Big companies like Google, Amazon, and Goldman Sachs hire students from here. Every year, some students get internships at top places like DE Shaw and Infosys. In my course, about a quarter of students land internships as Senior Software Developers or Data Analysts.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is okay, not the fastest though. The labs are pretty old, which is a downside. But the classrooms are nice. The library is cool too, with a digital library. The hostels are kinda old and not in the best shape. Food's good in both the mess and canteen. Loads of sports facilities here for football, cricket, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, and carrom. Medical help is also good.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and always ready to help with any problems we face in our studies. The curriculum here is really up-to-date with what's happening in the industry, so we feel prepared for the job market. The exams each semester aren't too hard to pass either.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. Students who get jobs in the same field as our college are doing well. In the final semester, we get internships. The jobs are usually in consulting, sales, marketing, or finance. Companies like Delloite, PwC, and Godrej come here to hire us. They offer salaries between 4 to 5 LPA.

Campus: The library at the college is really big and has lots of books. The classrooms have AC which is nice. They don't have their own hostel, but there are lots of PGs close by. The canteen has clean food and it's not too expensive.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and smart. They all have Ph.D. degrees and some even have post-doc qualifications. They teach in a cool way. The course is all about getting us ready for working in the industry and clinics. The exams in each semester are not too hard, so if you study well, you can get good grades easily. Almost everyone passes with flying colors  about 98% of us!

Placement: Out of 44 students in our group, 15 of us went for job placements. So far, 11 of them have landed jobs, which is about 73%. The highest paying offer was 14 LPA from PwC, while the average offer ranged from 3 to 6 LPA. Some of the top companies that recruited us were Cipla, Zifo, Alteus, Medline, and GSK. We all had to do internships, like at Cipla, Sun Pharma, and Glenmark. The job roles offered were R&D Associate, QA, QC Officer, Assistant Sales Manager, and Product Management.

Campus: The department has Wi-Fi, labs set up for each student, classrooms with projectors, and a library with AC. The hostels also have fast Wi-Fi, and the food is good in both the hostel and the canteen. There's a health center, a sports board, and a game room at the university.