Lucknow Polytechnic College

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff and are super helpful. The exams in the last year are pretty tough, though.

Placement: Our college hooks us up with over 70% of students getting jobs. They start at 2 LPA but some lucky ones score 4 LPA! Big shots like Triveni Almira, MRF, and Metro Transportation come for placements here.

Campus: The college is huge and has courses in electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, and electrical engineering. The classrooms are nice, and there's Wi-Fi. The labs are big, and the library is good. The hostel is closed right now, but the medical facilities are good. Unfortunately, there's no canteen on campus.

Admission: I really liked how knowledgeable and skilled all the teachers were. The lab assistants were great at hands-on stuff too. They really prepared us well for different jobs in our field. The exams each semester were super helpful for us to see where we were at and get better. The pass rate was set at 35% by the board, which kept things fair.

Placement: A lot of students landed supervisor roles at Triveni with an average salary of 2.5 LPA. There were plenty of companies recruiting here, including some big ones. They gave freshers good pay packages and chances to advance in our careers.

Campus: The classrooms were nice and the campus was clean. It's in a great spot, close to the metro. The hostels weren't the best, just okay. The library was good and the labs had everything we needed. Sports facilities were okay. The canteen wasn't great either.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They even give us books to help us study. The college gives us our admit cards. And we take our exams right here on campus.

Placement: The placement cell here is really good. Lots of companies come for campus interviews. Most of the mechanical students end up getting placed. Companies like Trivedi hire students from here. And they offer good salary packages too.

Campus: The hostel is only for 1st-year students, but there are lots of private hostels nearby, like within 1-2 kilometers. Our college has been around for about 100 years and has a mix of old and new buildings. The campus is really big, with a cricket field and different fruit trees like mango, jamun, lemon, and papaya.

Admission: I studied at this college and they offer courses like electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, and electronics engineering. The courses are set up well and relate to real-world work, which is great for later on. The teachers are nice and know their stuff. A few of them even come from NIT colleges. Overall, it's a place focused on studying. I did electrical engineering here and it was a good experience.

Placement: The college helps with placements, but the starting salary is pretty low. I got a job at 2 LPA as a trainee, but later I got a better offer and now I'm working for more money. It really comes down to how good you are. Big companies like Tata Motors, Saint Gobain, Triveni Almirah, Bosch, and Sucross hire from here. The placement rate is decent, around 10 out of 6 students get placed.

Campus: The building looks okay, not fancy like private colleges but more like an old government building with chipped paint. The hostel is not great it's damaged and unsafe, so many students rent rooms nearby. The college has Wi-Fi and a library with lots of books. The food in the canteen is good, but it can get boring and tasteless sometimes. They organize sports events in February and March, along with other fun activities.

Admission: The teachers knew their stuff and had real-world experience to share in class. I liked the hands-on labs for stuff like surveying and building materials. But some labs, like PHE and irrigation, weren't as great.

Placement: Around 10% to 20% of us got placed in our college. The highest salary was 3 LPA and the lowest was 2 LPA. Companies like Prism Cement came for placements. About 10% of us also landed internships.

Campus: The civil engineering department didn't have many facilities and the infrastructure was pretty weak. There wasn't a hostel, but the library was awesome. They had sports every year, and the sports ground was really big and cool.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. There aren't too many teachers for all the students, though. We have our exams right on campus, and they don't mess around with cheating. The teachers are super strict, but it pays off  almost everyone passes with flying colors, like 92-95% of us.

Placement: Students get placed based on written exams held by companies. The highest salary offered is around 3.6 LPA, while the lowest is 1.7 LPA. The average is about 2.8 LPA. Wipro is the top company that recruits students from our college.

Campus: The facilities at our college are pretty good. The infrastructure isn't the best, but we do have a library and labs. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi here. Sports activities happen once a year.

Admission: The teachers here are really skilled and have lots of experience. They're always there to help new students.

Placement: A lot of students found jobs after college, around 60%. The highest salary they offer is between 2.5 to 3.0 LPA, while the lowest is 1.5 LPA. Companies like Tata Motors, Hindalco, and Maruti Suzuki come for placements. Hindalco seems to be the top choice for getting a job. I chose mechanical production based on advice from seniors, who said companies usually pick mechanical production students first.

Campus: The college has awesome classrooms, a cool library, and labs that are just right. The Wi-Fi is kinda limited, though, only 30 Mb per day. Hostel costs Rs. 2,300 a year, and the mess fee is Rs. 1,500 a month. The food is super affordable. They also have annual events, state-level sports, and medical facilities on campus.