Jerusalem College of Engineering, Chennai

Admission: The teachers here have PG and Ph.D. degrees and know a lot about the latest tech stuff. They keep the syllabus up-to-date with all the new tech trends. The exams are a bit challenging, but the teachers help us understand everything so we can pass easily.

Placement: The college has a good placement record, with around 60% of students getting placed every year. The highest salary offered is 8 LPA, while the lowest is 2 LPA. Some of the top companies that recruit from here are Hexaware, Cognizant, TCS, and more. They offer roles like Graduate Trainee, Software Developer, and Testing positions.

Campus: Each department has its own Wi-Fi, library, and smart board. I love how the Physical Education Department offers sports like volleyball, throwball, cricket, badminton, table tennis, carrom, and chess. It's awesome!

Admission: The classes we have here are really good. They teach us a lot of useful stuff that we can use in the real world. The teachers are awesome too. They know their stuff and always help us out when we need it, like with projects and homework. I feel ready for whatever comes after I finish my studies because of how well they've prepared us. It's a great place to learn and grow.

Placement: The placements here are awesome, and the training they offer really helps us succeed. There are always new chances to join different activities, like hackathons and other events. It's great for gaining experience and skills.

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about that. The college buildings look great with all the greenery around them. The mess is clean, and we can eat however we want at the tables. There aren't strict rules in the mess, so it's nice to enjoy the food there.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good overall, but sometimes they can be tough on you. The exams and coursework aren't too bad, and the teachers are helpful. However, the lab technicians don't really help much, and the lab equipment isn't that great. It could definitely use some improvement.

Placement: Getting placed depends on your skills and how much you really want it. Around half of the students here get placed, mostly in smaller companies. Not many land jobs at big firms though. But, overall, it's a decent college to consider.

Campus: The campus is pretty nice with good facilities. It's a bit small right now, but they might expand it later. There are labs and facilities for different departments. Some teachers really care about students, but others not so much.

Admission: I love how Jerusalem College of Engineering really sets us up for success in landing good jobs. From day one, they make sure we're on track for placements. Unlike other colleges, they have special classes just for getting us ready for job interviews. They even do online tests and training sessions every day to help us out. The best-paying job you can get here is Assistant Professor, making 3.0 Lacs a year. It's great how much they focus on getting us ready for the workforce.

Placement: A lot of big companies came for placements like Infosys, Capgemini, Zoho, and Justdial. Our course has a good track record with internships and learning opportunities. Around 70% of students got placed in different companies. The placement scene is really good here. Students end up getting placed in top companies across different fields.

Campus: The library here is massive and has everything you need. The campus is beautiful and surrounded by nature. It's not too strict, which is nice. Plus, the food in the hostels is pretty good.

Admission: The faculty in our department are great - there's about 24 of them and they're all really experienced and friendly. They're always there to help and encourage us to take online courses from places like NPTEL. They make sure we get the support we need.

Placement: A lot of companies come to our college for placements. Almost everyone gets a job in good companies, and a few students go for further studies or start their own businesses. Placement is a big deal here, and most students get placed every time.

Campus: I really like the facilities at JCE. They have everything you need - library, playground, labs, smart classrooms, common room, and even a gym. The campus is well-kept and clean, and they make sure to keep it green too. It's a great place to study and hang out.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and work hard. They might be learning some stuff themselves, but they try their best to teach us well. Once you hit the 4th semester, the classes start focusing more on cybersecurity, which is cool. Exams are manageable as long as you put in the effort to study, and the internals can boost your grades.

Placement: Our batch is the first one (2026) to have placements, so we don't have any records yet. Seniors from other branches got around 4-6 LPA, so we're hoping for something similar. Companies might start coming for internships in the 3rd or 4th year.

Campus: The labs here are pretty good with decent systems. Classrooms have smart boards and Wi-Fi, which is cool. The food in the hostel isn't great, so many students prefer nearby PGs. The canteen food is just okay, not much variety. But the sports facilities are really good. And there's a library with 3 floors, which is nice for studying.

Admission: I picked this course because it covers a lot about technology. They start placement training from the first year, which is really helpful for getting a job later on. They also do a good job preparing us for interviews. The extracurricular activities are fun and well-organized too.

Placement: A lot of companies, including L&T, hire students from our college. It's not just L&T, but other core companies also visit for placements. Many IT companies come too. Our seniors have landed nice jobs with good pay. Every year, around 5 students get placed. The highest salary package offered is 28 LPA.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty good, you can use up to 1GB free every day with your phone number. The library is nice and we have lab sessions every day. The labs are kept clean and we never miss a session. Campus life is fun and we have a good amount of freedom here.

Admission: I really like the faculty in our department. There are about 24 of them, and they're all super friendly and supportive. They even suggest taking online courses from places like NPTEL. Our syllabus lets us choose our own credits, which is cool.

Placement: This college is great for getting a job after you graduate. I study in the electrical and electronic department, batch 2021-2022. About 85% of students from my batch got placed in companies like Infosys, Wipro, Zoho, and others. They offer different roles like system engineer, creative engineer, and support engineer. It's a good place for finding a job.

Campus: Our college has awesome facilities like wi-fi, a library, and a food court. They really focus on sports too. The food in the mess is tasty and they have medical facilities on campus. Love it here!

Admission: The classes were great because the teachers were really good at teaching. I picked this course because I like the subject. Every month, we had tests to help us prepare for the semester exams. Overall, the teachers were the best!

Placement: The placement scene at our college was pretty good. The only downside was that they mainly targeted top companies. You needed a percentage above 60 to participate. Ingram offered the highest salary package. Around half of the students got placed, which was great. Plus, we had internships available right on campus.

Campus: Our campus had a really chill vibe. We had NSS and YRC programs. They organized cool events and celebs also came by. In 2020, there was a rally to promote no plastic use. They gave us all the facilities we needed.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They know their stuff and help us with internships and career advice. The semester exams are tough, though. They give us study material, but the questions in the exam are different.

Placement: I'm in a course where most students get jobs after graduating. The top package is 10 LPA, and lots of companies visit our campus. They mostly offer roles like software tester, software engineer, and database manager. I'd say around 70% of students do internships, but some don't bother trying.

Campus: The college has a pretty good infrastructure, but it's a bit on the smaller side. We've got a library, a first aid room, and a canteen which is cool. The hostel is nice too. They serve food three times a day and give us snacks twice. Our college is big on sports and we have playgrounds for volleyball, throwball, basketball, and futsal.