JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Brigade Road

Admission: The teachers here are just okay. Some used to be great, but they got replaced. Now, most are just average. It feels like they're not too bothered about teaching well. But hey, there are a few who actually care. The course content doesn't really prep us for the industry.

Placement: Almost half the students found placements, but there were no salary packages offered. The top recruiting companies don't come for placements. The main roles available are intern and junior designer. Most students had to find their own internships.

Campus: The college has all the facilities on paper, but we can't really use them. They restrict access to labs, saying they're only for fashion students, not us in interior designing. We only get to use classrooms and Wi-Fi. No hostel, mess, canteen, or sports and games facilities available.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and approachable. They're always there to support us and get us involved in everything going on. They teach in a creative way and make sure we understand things practically. The subjects we learn include PM & GC, EFD, EVS, FYS, and two languages.

Placement: I'm in my first year, so I haven't seen many placements yet. But I've heard our college hooks us up with big brands for jobs. They've got gigs like designer, fashion seller, and style advisor. And if you're into it, you can start your own shop too.

Campus: The college infrastructure isn't top-notch, but it's decent. They have a good central air-conditioning system that's handy. It's easy to access all the facilities. Sadly, there's no canteen, and the campus is tiny with just two buildings. The classrooms are small too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and know a lot about what they're teaching. The classes are great, and we get assignments to help us learn better. College life here is fun, and there are lots of chances for us to do cool stuff. The teachers also give us clear instructions and let us know about things on time, which makes exams less stressful.

Placement: I'm thrilled to share that nearly all students in our course landed jobs in top companies like Wendell Rodricks and Masaba Gupta. The highest salary offered is 35 Lacs a year, while the average is 12 Lacs and the lowest is 6.8 Lacs. Popular roles include Fashion illustrator, pattern maker, Fashion buyer, and Fashion photographer. It's great to see so many of us finding success after graduation!

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. They have a great lab for hands-on learning. The hostel is really good, safe and cozy. The food in the mess and canteen is super clean. The medical staff is trained and quick to help. And there are lots of sports facilities too, like a sports court and a big playground. Overall, it's a great place to study and live.

Admission: The teachers at JD College are super smart and really know their stuff. They're always there to help and are really nice to us students. They make sure we get what they're teaching before we end the class. No favoritism here, which is great.

Placement: A bunch of seniors in our class got jobs at cool fashion companies in India and other countries. Some students also scored internships through the college. Lots of big companies come to our campus every year.

Campus: The infrastructure at JD is top-notch. The labs have all the equipment we need, and everything works well. The campus has everything like Wi-Fi and a library. I haven't had any problems with our college's infrastructure.

Admission: The faculty at our college are awesome! They make sure we understand everything by creating a friendly environment. They're patient and explain things really well. I'm really happy with the course and how they teach.

Placement: I just started at this college, so I haven't done any placements yet. But I heard there are tons of job chances here, and that's why I picked this college. Can't wait for our batch's placements!

Campus: The labs here are cool, but the classrooms are tiny and crowded. The canteen doesn't have many food options. There's only the building's terrace to hang out. No medical help available here. And there's just one washroom for everyone.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and are always there to help. I learned a lot and felt prepared for the industry. The exams weren't too tough to get through. The teachers have a lot of experience, which is great.

Placement: I really like how JD Institute of Fashion Technology helps students find jobs every year. They usually place about 30-35% of students in our program. The average salary for our course is around 3-6 LPA. Companies that hire from our college are mostly fashion and services companies. They offer cool roles like fashion designer, marketing, and animation. It's great to see so many opportunities after graduation!

Campus: The college has great facilities and infrastructure for our course. They have Wi-Fi, labs, libraries, canteens, hostels, and sports facilities on campus. The food in the college canteen is tasty and affordable. There are also plenty of sports facilities for students to use.

Admission: The teachers and principal are super helpful. They explain theory and practice really well and give us useful info about our future studies. They make PowerPoint presentations for all the subjects, which helps us study for exams. Thanks to them, everything is easy to understand. Great teachers!

Placement: I'm really happy with the placements our batch received from top brands and designers. A lot of people in our college got placed, and the salaries offered are pretty good. I can't wait to work in the placements here. I'm already looking forward to the internship they'll set us up with. Having an internship is a great way to learn a ton.

Campus: At our college, we get Wi-Fi that's fast, which is super important for design work. The library has all the books we need, plus magazines. The classrooms are tidy and have smart boards for easy learning. It's a great setup for studying here.

Admission: The teachers are really great and know their stuff. They take us to different industries and places for learning. The student-faculty ratio is 40:1. We got to see a lot of different industries up close. We even got to volunteer at cool events like Times, Bangalore Fashion Weeks, and Bangalore Design Week. The course curriculum was okay  not super amazing, but helpful.

Placement: The placements last year were awesome! Almost everyone got a job. We had internships at the start, and got roles like designer or fashion manager. Big companies like Zara, H&M, and others came for placements. It was great!

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, air-conditioned classrooms, and labs for stitching and textiles. Our classrooms are really big. There's no canteen, but we have a stall that sells biscuits and chips. The labs and classrooms are good quality and super clean.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're super friendly and really know their stuff. They break things down so well for us, using slideshows and books to help us really get it. We even get to go on field trips to see how things work in real companies. It's pretty cool!

Placement: I really like how the college helps us find jobs after we graduate. Big fashion companies come to interview us, which is awesome. Some students from our college now work for famous brands. It's up to us to make the most of these opportunities. They don't just care about grades; they want students who are confident and good at talking.

Campus: The college has everything we need. They have free Wi-Fi, computer labs, a yarn science lab, a cafeteria, and a cool library with lots of good books. The classrooms are air-conditioned, which is nice. Unfortunately, they don't have hostels, but overall, the infrastructure at JD is pretty solid.

Admission: I think we need more teachers so we can get more attention. The current teachers are really good, but having more of them would help us learn better. Right now, things are a bit disorganized because of the shortage of faculty members.

Placement: I'm in my first year. We finished our first semester exams recently. It'll be a while before we start internships or placements. But we're already getting chances to work on events and learn how to organize shows. It's cool because we're making good connections too.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, but it would be better if we had a canteen. It would save us money and time, especially for students spending long hours on campus. The labs and classrooms are awesome. However, the chairs are a bit squeaky and need to be changed. Overall, it's a minor issue compared to everything else.