Karunya Institute of Technology and Sciences

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but they're not super helpful. The teaching is decent, but not amazing. I don't think this course sets you up well for the future. You can pass some exams with what you learn, though. The semester exams might be tough for average students. You need to aim for a 60% pass rate.

Placement: Around 30% of us got placed after finishing our course. The pay ranges from 15000 to 35000 a month. Big companies like Amazon, Infosys, and Toyota come to hire students. About 40% of us got internships too. After graduating, we could land jobs like speed management officer or project manager. It's pretty cool!

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, but they monitor what you do online. Classrooms are good, and the library is a cool spot to chill. The quality isn't great, and the food in the mess is bad sometimes even bugs in it. The campus hospital is pricey. Not much to say about sports and games here.

Admission: The teachers are awesome, always there to help when we need it. They really support us in every way. The course is great if you're getting ready for exams like GATE. The semester exam isn't too hard, especially since we study for it from the beginning with 3 internals in between.

Placement: Most of us in my class have landed jobs. The pay is between 3 to 8 LPA on average. Immunologicals Limited is the top recruiter. Some of us snagged internships at Syngene International, while others hustled for internships elsewhere.

Campus: The course is great and the campus has nice facilities. The hostel is good too. Everything you need is right on campus - like food, gym, cafes, and even a supermarket. It's convenient because you don't have to go outside for anything. The infrastructure is good and there are clean washrooms and xerox shops. Plus, there's a salon too. It's a comfortable place to be.

Admission: The professors here really care about us students. They always make sure to stay updated with new stuff in their field. And the courses are adjusted to match what's needed in the industry. It's great to know they're always improving!

Placement: The college helps students get jobs in different areas. Students doing B.Tech in Biotechnology usually get a salary between 3 to 4 LPA. But it varies for each department. The highest salary can go up to 7 to 9 LPA. Companies like Biocon, Pfizer, and ITC hire students from here.

Campus: The course curriculum is organized well and actually useful in real life. They have good labs for projects and use modern teaching methods. The campus facilities are awesome with lots of choices in different areas.

Admission: The classes at Karunya focus a lot on important subjects and research chances. The teachers are super nice and always ready to help out. They make sure we understand everything and support us with our projects and experiments. As long as we study well, the exams aren't too tough.

Placement: I'm a Biotechnology student at Karunya University. There are 64 students in our batch. The faculty here really helps us get great internships and job placements. Just last week, two of my friends got to do their project at Biocon. It's awesome!

Campus: The hostel and campus facilities are awesome! Everything we need to focus on our studies is there. The hostel and mess have good setups, and security is top-notch, making us feel really safe.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know a lot because most of them have Ph.D.s. But they're strict about not letting girls and boys sit together or be too friendly. The courses get you ready for the job market, and the exams are challenging but fair.

Placement: Most students get placed here, around 76%. The pay is good too  the highest package is 13 LPA, and the average is 6-7 LPA. The lowest package is 3 LPA. Big companies like LNT, Accenture, Infosys, Microsoft, Amazon, and Flipkart come for recruitment. More than half of us got an internship through IAESTE.

Campus: The hostel here is always clean and tidy, which is great. There's a caretaker who looks after us. The campus has everything we need - from a beauty parlor to a supermarket, food courts, a tailoring shop, and more. It's so convenient that we don't even need to leave the campus. There's even a playground here and a hospital if we ever need it. The classrooms are cool - they have projectors and Wi-Fi, which is awesome. And all the labs and libraries have AC, which is a bonus. It's a pretty good setup overall.

Admission: The staff in our department are super friendly and always ready to help. They have a lot of experience, and they even offer extra classes for students who need help. This course opens up a lot of job opportunities in India and other countries with high pay. The exams are okay, not too hard. We also get some study breaks. The pass rate is around 30%.

Placement: I'm in B.Sc. Forensic Science with 120 students split into two groups. Around 90% of us get jobs, but not many in forensics; those usually go to M.Sc. students. The top salary is 2 Lacs per year. Companies like Clue For Evidence Lab and Sherlock Institute hire us, along with government sectors. Some of us get internships there too. After, we can become Scientific Officers in things like Ballistics or Fingerprint Experts.

Campus: The university has awesome facilities, especially the forensic lab which helps a lot with hands-on learning and solving cases. Wi-Fi is everywhere, and the library is big, cool, and great for studying. The hostel is super comfy and has four different mess options for yummy food - Andhra, Kerala, North, and Tamil Nadu. Love the choices!

Admission: The teachers are pretty helpful, but not all of them are up-to-date with the latest course trends. Some rely on their knowledge while others use PowerPoint presentations. Teaching quality varies depending on the teacher. The course gets updated every year to match what students need.

Placement: In my course, most students got placed, but not a crazy amount. Some folks didn't find the salary they wanted, so they aimed for more studies instead of jobs. My course needs a higher degree to really count. The best package was 30 LPA, and the lowest was 6 LPA. Big names like Pfizer hire here, mostly for manager roles.

Campus: The facilities at my college for my course are top-notch. We have a cool gallery hall where we do presentations. Plus, we've got labs that are perfect for what we're studying, like the stem cell lab, biochemistry lab, and bioprocess lab. The department library is handy for finding books and journals, and the Wi-Fi is awesome for working on our laptops. Living in the hostel is safe and comfy, and the food is delicious. Love it here!

Admission: The professors in the M.Sc. Biotechnology department are really friendly and nice. They know their stuff, with most of them having advanced degrees. They teach in a way that's interesting and relevant to the industry, so we feel prepared for the real world. The course covers all the latest stuff and gives us a good mix of theory and hands-on skills. The exams are a bit tough, but most people pass with a solid 89%. It's a great program overall!

Placement: I love how M.Sc. Biotechnology course helped me secure a job easily. Last year, about 75%-85% of students got placed. The highest salary was INR 9.5 LPA, the lowest was INR 4 LPA, and the average was INR 5.5 LPA. Big companies like Biocon, Cipla, and Syngene hire students. Around 77% of us did internships at cool places like Biocon and Serum Institute. We mostly got roles like analyst, quality control analyst, or biologist. It's awesome!

Campus: The college has awesome facilities like modern labs, good Wi-Fi, and big classrooms. The library has new books and journals. The dorms are nice with clean rooms and good food. There's a clinic on campus and lots of spots to play sports and chill out. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and understanding. They all have PhDs and know their stuff. They give us lots of attention and time. The course covers everything we need to know, so we're ready for the industry. It's well put together.

Placement: I went to Karunya Institute of Technology and Science from 2011 to 2015. There were about 30 students in my batch, split into 2 groups. Companies like Sutherland, Infosys, CPGM, Biocon, TCS, and Wipro came for recruitment. The salary packages depended on the job roles. Many companies also offered training when we joined.

Campus: The hostel facilities were awesome! Everything was super clean and well-kept. They even had a little shopping area for all your daily needs. Plus, they had loads of food choices like juices and snacks. And to top it off, there was a Xerox place, a gym, and a computer spot right in the hostel. It was so convenient!

Admission: The Biotechnology department teachers are really nice and caring, but they also make sure we're on time and well-behaved. They explain things well if we're confused. Passing rate is 75%, and showing up to class is key for good grades.

Placement: By the time we finished our sixth semester, we got the chance to apply for jobs. Big companies like Wipro, Nestle, and Bharat Serums and Vaccines Limited came to hire students. In my group of around 80 students, almost half of us landed jobs.

Campus: The labs for Biotechnology are top-notch, with modern tech and helpful staff. The library is cool and packed with books. The hostels are just okay, and the food in the mess is decent. But let's be real, everyone looks forward to Sunday biryani!