Khaja Bandanawaz University

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful. They have top degrees like B.E, M.Tech, and PhD. They know their stuff and really help us reach our goals. The course plan is great and sets us up well for the future. It gets us ready for the job market.

Placement: I started college in 2015 and will finish in 2020. I'm studying mechanical engineering. Only a few students in our course got jobs - around 2%. The lowest salary was Rs. 12,000 per month. The average salary is 1.25 LPA. Some Japanese companies hired students for junior engineer roles at 2 LPA. Around 10% of students got internships at HAL in Bangalore.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is just okay. It's becoming a university soon, so hopefully it'll get better. Right now, it's average. There's no Wi-Fi or labs, which is a bummer. But they do have a library for both the whole college and each department. You can stay in the hostel for a fee. There's a mess and a canteen on campus, but sadly no games facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable and qualified, but they can be a bit strict and arrogant sometimes. I think the college could improve in how they handle things. The semester exams are pretty tough, though.

Placement: A lot of students landed jobs in our college. About 30% of us got placed right from campus interviews. The top salary package given was 20 LPA. Big companies like Microsoft, Infosys, and others visit our campus for placements too.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi for students to use, which is great for coding and other stuff. They offer lots of courses like Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, electronics, and electricals. You can also find a library on campus. Most students don't eat in the canteen.

Admission: The faculty at Khaja Bandenawaz University are super knowledgeable and always willing to help. They encourage us to ask questions and make sure we understand everything. The curriculum and exams here are pretty tough, but it helps us learn a lot.

Placement: I have to be real about the job placements at Khaja Bande Nawaz University. None of the students got placed last year or even in the past few years.

Campus: The engineering college's infrastructure isn't great. The buildings are old, like over 30 years old. The paths to the departments are even worse. But the library, labs, and classrooms are spacious. The hostel is just okay. The canteen is nice though. And the medical facilities are good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make sure we're ready for the real world. The semester exams aren't too tough if you put in the work. Almost everyone passes with a 99% success rate.

Placement: Around 60% of students from our course got placed. In the first year, around 25,000 is the fee and in the second year, it's 23,000 (might be higher now). We have ties with companies like Biocon and Jubilant Life Sciences. Everyone in our batch got an internship. Some of the roles students have landed are Medical Scientist, Biochemist, Biomedical Engineer, Microbiologist, and more.

Campus: I really enjoyed my time at #NAME? College. The professors were super helpful and always willing to answer questions. The campus is beautiful and there are plenty of resources available to help students succeed. I found the coursework challenging but manageable with some effort. The student community is diverse and welcoming, which made my experience even better. Overall, I would highly recommend #NAME? College to anyone looking for a great academic experience.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful. They offer great courses that cover spoken English, reasoning, and aptitude. When students get placed in good companies, the principal even appreciates them. It's awesome that they also provide free education for those who need it. The teachers are experienced and work well together to help us learn.

Placement: The college placements here are really good. Almost everyone in my batch got a job. I landed a job at Tech Mahindra, and my grades were around 65%. In our mechanical program, 36 students got placed with nice salaries. We also did internships in Visakhapatnam and Bangalore. At the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant, we learned a lot and did a cool project. Companies like HCL, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, and TCS came to hire us. In the 2017 batch, around 250 students got jobs.

Campus: I loved the hostel - it was amazing! The food was great, and the warden was really nice. The library had a lot of books to choose from, which was awesome. The food quality was top-notch, with different options every week. I never had to stress about meals. The rooms were fantastic, and the overall campus was good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and know their stuff. Sometimes it feels like they could help us get ready for the job market a bit more. The exams are tough, but if you study hard, even an average student can pass them. You need at least 35% to pass the semester. Overall, it's a good place to learn!

Placement: Most of the students in my college are studying Computer Science, which is pretty cool. The highest salary after graduation is around $150,000, but the average is $75,000 and the lowest is $65,000. I'm not too sure about the specific companies that hire our graduates, though. Around 85% of students manage to land internships in various companies, which is great for gaining experience. In my course, the popular job roles are data analyst, coder, app developer, web developer, and more. It's awesome to see the opportunities available in the tech field!

Campus: The library here is pretty good, but they need to update the books. They don't give out books to students though. The hostel is really nice, super clean, and well-maintained. The food is top-notch, really clean and tasty. They even give you tea three times a day. Breakfast is ready early and served hot.

Admission: The teachers in our college are pretty good overall. Some are new, but they're okay. You might need extra classes to be ready for the job market. The teaching can be a bit strange at times, depending on your teacher. Unfortunately, there's no technology used in classes.

Placement: I graduated from this college but unfortunately, they don't help with finding jobs. Once you get your degree, you're on your own. It would be great if the college did more to promote job opportunities for students.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is not great. The road has been in bad shape for a while. They are renovating it now since becoming an autonomous college. There's no Wi-Fi available and the library is outdated. The classrooms have pigeons hanging around and there's no proper parking.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and really know their stuff. They use practical examples to explain things well. They help us develop our unique strengths to succeed in life. I feel prepared for whatever comes my way after graduation.

Placement: Almost everyone in my course got placed - about 98%. The salary packages range from 68,000 to 90,000. Our alumni have great jobs, but it's all up to us to work hard and show our skills. Around 86% of students land internships before the 7th semester. We get to do cool stuff like building websites, making apps, and coding.

Campus: The classrooms at our college are top-notch and have great facilities. There are labs with everything we need, like computers and hardware. Every year, the management organizes sports events, and we have a big open area for basketball, cricket, and football. We also have a canteen, but they only sell drinks and snacks, not meals like dal. Hopefully, they'll add it to the menu soon.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They're all doctors and teach really well. The exams can be a mix of easy and tough, depending on how you're doing. Most students pass with an 85-90% rate.

Placement: The college doesn't have any placement programs for students right now. The campus is still growing, so hopefully they'll offer placement opportunities in the future.

Campus: The campus at Khaja Bandanawaz University is really impressive. It's huge, covering 50 acres with a gym and garden to chill out in. The trees make it cool all the time. And the classrooms are top-notch too.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff and are qualified, but the lack of practical labs and outdated equipment doesn't really prepare us for the industry. The university exams are really tough, and there's no room for slacking off.

Placement: If you've finished PUC or Diploma, you can totally join this college. There's no minimum percentage needed. But just a heads up, there aren't any job placements here. Companies don't come to hire from this college. So, the placement scene isn't great.

Campus: The university has hostels for both boys and girls. The boys' hostel has a nice building, but the girls' hostel building is even better. The boys' hostel doesn't have great washrooms, and the food is okay. But the university serves good quality food for the students.