Madan Mohan Malviya University of Technology

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and supportive. They all know their stuff. The teaching is great, and the courses really prepare you for the real world. Exams are okay; you can pass by cramming the night before. The pass rate at my college is around 40%.

Placement: I'm a first-year student in the Information Technology branch of B.Tech. The placement average is around 75%. This year, the highest package offered was 45 LPA, while the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Companies like Amazon, TCS, Microsoft, Wipro, and Infosys are the top recruiters for our course.

Campus: The classrooms are great and the campus has full Wi-Fi. The library is huge with lots of books. The labs are okay. The hostel needs work, but the food is decent. The canteen is nice and the medical facilities are good. The sports facilities are just okay.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, but they could update their methods to match what's happening now. The syllabus should also be changed to fit what's needed in the industry today. The teachers are really smart. Exams can be tough because of the National Education Policy, so be ready for that.

Placement: I'm in the mechanical engineering program and around 20% of students get placed. The highest salary offered is 12 LPA, while the lowest is 2.75 LPA. On average, we're looking at 3 LPA. The main companies that hire us are L&T, Aditya Birla Group, and Torrent Gas.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs could be better maintained and have more equipment. The library needs more air-conditioning since it gets really hot in the summer, which can make studying hard.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag - some are really good, but others not so much. But hey, there are tons of fun activities to do on campus and the facilities are top-notch. This place is perfect for students who didn't ace their JEE exams.

Placement: Lots of students from different branches landed jobs at companies like Intra, Wipro, and TCS. Mainly IT companies like TCS and Wipro used to visit our college for placements. But we have so many talented students here. Big names like Amazon, Cognizant, and Wipro also hire students from our college.

Campus: The girls' hostels are new and nice, but the boys' hostels are old and in bad shape. There are a few hostels on campus, but they're not the best. The food in the mess is okay, not amazing. The hostel has a lot of greenery, which is nice, and the water supply is good.

Admission: The faculty at this college are really supportive, but the civil branch professors can be pretty strict. Some of them aren't very helpful and can be mean. But our Head of Department is awesome, we all really like him. This college is great if you're into core subjects and aiming to pass the GATE exam.

Placement: Since I'm in civil engineering, I didn't have high hopes. The average salary for core branches here is around 6-8 lakhs per year. Most students find jobs outside the campus. A few did really well on the GATE exam and landed great offers. They're super smart and got some awesome off-campus deals.

Campus: Classes at our college are really good. Wi-Fi works all the time. The library can hold 520 people and has 50,000 books. We also have air-conditioned classrooms for everyone. There's a special division for coding called ITRC with computer labs. The lab assistants are super helpful.

Admission: In the first year, only a couple of professors teach, while the others are either Ph.D. scholars or assistant professors. The physics lab has Ph.D. scholars helping out. Some of the equipment is in good shape. The IT course curriculum is solid, and the Computer Science syllabus in the first-year academic block is good too. The classes are modern with smart boards and microphones. We have 3 classes and 2 labs for each subject every week, and we get a break on the second Saturday of every month.

Placement: Currently, seniors in my college say that the placements for 4th and 3rd-year students are not great. Most students have to find jobs off campus instead of getting placed on campus. Only a handful of students actually get on-campus placements. Companies like TCS and Infosys do come for recruitment though.

Campus: The college has a good academic setup. The girls hostel is new, but the boys hostel is old and not great. Windows are broken there. The library is huge with tons of books, and there are digital libraries too. Students organize club events every semester. Wi-Fi is available in the hostel with good speed. Every student gets a bed, table, and chair. The food in the mess is okay. Registration happens during physical reporting.

Admission: Most of the teachers are good, but some are really well-qualified. Their teaching is okay. I feel like the course curriculum for CSE is better than others. We study subjects like web design, C programming, math, and physics, which is cool.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good, but a lot of us end up in mass recruiting companies. Some students land jobs in big companies, but they're usually off-campus. Most of us, like over 90%, manage to get placed. The average package is around 7.5 LPA. Last year, about 970 students got placed. The highest package was a whopping 52 LPA from Google, but off-campus.

Campus: The college has some old buildings, but they're building new classrooms. They're getting funds for a new hostel too. Right now, the hostels are pretty old. Wi-Fi is everywhere, which is great. Labs are a bit outdated, but we have a huge library. There are medical facilities on campus and a sports ground too.

Admission: The teachers are super knowledgeable with fancy degrees and lots of experience. They really know their stuff! They keep the classes up-to-date with all the latest info in civil engineering. The exams can be tough, but they cover everything we need to know. They test both book smarts and real-world skills. Most students pass with a 70-80% success rate.

Placement: I studied civil engineering, and about 2330% of us got placed. The best offer was 6.65 LPA from L&T, while the lowest was around 2.5 LPA from a Geotech company in Noida. L&T and ABG are the top companies hiring us as Graduate Trainee Engineers.

Campus: The college has great facilities in all departments to help students with their studies. There's fast internet all over campus and a digital library for research. It's really helpful for learning and doing assignments.

Admission: In my first year, most of my professors were Ph.D. scholars or assistant professors except for 1 or 2. The Physics lab had Ph.D. scholars overseeing it, but not all the equipment was in good shape. The IT and CS courses had a good curriculum, and the syllabus was well-structured. All the classes in the academic block had SMART boards and mics, making learning interactive. We had 3 classes and 2 labs per week for each subject, and we got a day off on the second Saturday of every month.

Placement: I'm currently in college, and seniors say that placements for 4th-year and 3rd-year students this year are not so great. Not many students are getting placed on campus, so most are finding jobs off-campus. The average placement salary is around 7 LPA.

Campus: The academic facilities are great here. The girls' hostel is new, but the boys' hostel is pretty old and not in the best shape. The windows are broken and need fixing. The library is huge with tons of books, and there are digital libraries too. Students organize club events every semester, which is cool.

Admission: In my first year, there were only a couple of professors teaching, while the rest were either Ph.D. scholars or assistant professors. The lab was run by Ph.D. scholars. Some equipment in the physics lab wasn't in the best shape, but the teachers were really helpful to us students.

Placement: In my college, seniors in their 4th and 3rd years say that the job placements right now are pretty low. Most students are finding jobs off-campus, and only a few are getting on-campus placements. Generally, the college has a good track record with job placements.

Campus: The academy has good infrastructure, but the girls' hostel is new while the boys' hostel is old with broken windows. There's a big library with lots of books, and they also have digital libraries. Every semester, students organize club events.

Admission: In the first year, we mainly had 1 or 2 professors teaching us. The other teachers were Ph.D. scholars or assistant professors. In the Physics lab, we had Ph.D. scholars. Some equipment in the lab was good, but not all of it worked properly. We had 3 classes and 2 labs for each subject every week. And hey, we got the second Saturday of each month off in the first year.

Placement: In my college, the seniors from 4th and 3rd year said that placements are kind of low this year. Not many students are getting placed on campus, most are going off-campus. But around 70-80% of students do find jobs each year. The average salary package is around 6.8 to 7 lakhs per annum.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. The girls' hostel is new, but the boys' hostel is old and not in great shape. Some windows are broken. The library is huge with lots of books, and there are digital libraries too. Every semester, students organize club events. Wi-Fi is available everywhere in the hostel and it's pretty fast. Each student gets a bed, table, and chair. The food in the mess is just okay. When you join, you have to register in person. The classrooms in the first-year block are cool with smart boards and microphones.