Karavali Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. The department heads are also great at giving career advice that sets us up for success. The course content is spot on, keeping up with what's happening in the industry. We get to learn theory, do cool projects, and even get internships to get real-world experience. They make sure the courses are always up to date, especially for technical and professional programs. It's awesome how they prepare us so well for the industry when we finish our studies.

Placement: No one from our batch has got a job yet because of the layoffs last year. But our college is sure that they will get us good placements next year. Right now, there are no placements to talk about.

Campus: The course setup is awesome and the college meets all our needs. The hostel is super close, just a short walk from campus. It's clean and taken care of. The food is good, but not amazing. It's cool that they serve local dishes, even though it's a bit different from what we're used to.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and help us learn practical things. They have loads of experience and all have Ph.D.s. Some of them even studied at universities abroad, so they bring a different perspective to the table.

Placement: I really liked the opportunities here for leadership, teamwork, and making decisions. About 70% of students get jobs after graduation, which is cool. They're organizing a web seminar with CEOs from big companies soon. Plus, there are extra courses available too.

Campus: The classes here are cool. I'd give the hostel 3 stars for the tasty food. The campus vibe is awesome. The hostel feels like home, and they serve great snacks in the evening like fruits, milk, coffee, tea, and biscuits.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good at teaching. But not all the stuff we learn helps us get jobs. Sometimes, we don't have enough teachers, so it's hard to score above 7.0 CGPA. The semesters can be tough, but we usually do well in them. Overall, no big issues here.

Placement: I know some students landed IT jobs but with low pay. Companies like Wipro and Infosys come for placements. Almost all students did internships at places like Airobosoft Pvt Ltd and Zyfer Manglore. They usually offer design and software roles.

Campus: The college has great facilities like labs, classrooms, and the library. Some students live in government hostels while others stay in the college hostel. The food in the college hostel is decent and there are good medical services available. The food in the government hostel may not be amazing, but we still get all the necessary facilities from the government.

Admission: The teaching at this college was really good. The professors were knowledgeable and helped us a lot with our exams. They also gave us helpful tips for our projects. We got great ideas for technical seminars and learned a lot from their lessons. I'm happy with the teaching here.

Placement: Most of us in college are aiming to work at companies like Airbus. I got an internship at HAL's helicopter division. There are lots of different roles available, but they need more students to guide us properly. The college really supports and encourages us in everything we do.

Campus: At my college, we've got awesome facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The canteen serves good food, and we also have a sports ground to play on. There are lots of chances to join cultural programs, and they really encourage us to get involved.

Admission: The teachers are kinda helpful and qualified, but their teaching isn't great. The pass rate is around 50%. Only a few teachers have a Ph.D. They seem strict but not in a good way.

Placement: The college doesn't offer any placements, good teachers, or proper facilities. They promise free fees and scholarships to attract students, but once you're in, they don't help at all. Lots of students are struggling because of this.

Campus: The engineering students don't have a hostel and the food isn't great. They ask for Rs.70,000 for the hostel, but there's no food, good rooms, Wi-Fi, labs, or proper classrooms. On the bright side, there's a nice library on campus.

Admission: The faculty in the electronics and communication department are really good. They're super qualified and not snobby at all. They're friendly and explain things in a way that's easy to get. Passing semester exams isn't hard 'cause we practice in internal exams. Our department has 8 awesome faculty members who make the syllabus easy to grasp.

Placement: I really liked how companies came to pick students from computer science, electronics, and communications. Last year, only software companies came, but this year, because of COVID-19, there weren't any campus placements.

Campus: The college has a cool hospital right on campus with everything you need. The canteen has lots of food options, and they serve up a good variety. They also have sports events every year that are organized by the university.

Admission: The teaching at our college isn't great, but they do prepare us well for the industry. The passing rate is high, and we feel confident during exams. In the final year, we get chances for off-campus placements. Compared to other colleges, ours may not be the best, but it gets the job done.

Placement: So, like, 5 of us got jobs in our course placements. Tata and Capgemini were the main companies hiring here. The highest salary was 5LPA, the lowest was 2LPA, and the average was 3LPA. About half of us landed internships. Some students also found off-campus placements in our final year.

Campus: The campus didn't have Wi-Fi, but the classrooms, library, and labs were cool. Food in the canteen was tasty, but kinda pricey. Choosing this college wasn't the best. The hostel and college are in different spots, and the facilities aren't that great.