Madras Institute of Technology, Anna University

Admission: The teachers can be helpful at times, but the grades feel a bit random depending on how the staff is feeling. They don't really teach a lot; instead, they just point us towards exploring things on our own. While they know their stuff, they don't always make an effort to guide us and help us learn.

Placement: Most students land jobs at big companies like Accenture, Amazon, DE Shaw, BNY Mellon, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo around 80% of them. Not many students score internships at top companies, maybe 10-15%. The most common job offers are for software engineers.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. The mess is decent, but the food there is just okay. The labs and classrooms are really nice. The food in both the mess and canteen is pretty much the same. Medical facilities are good too, with a health center open 24/7 on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are really cool and know their stuff. They're friendly and help us understand things well. They talk about real-world stuff in the 5th semester and give us good training. Exams are tough since it's an autonomous college, but most of us pass with over 70%.

Placement: Most students got jobs after college, which is awesome. Some got paid around 3 LPA, while others got as high as 14 LPA. The average was 5 LPA. Companies like Mahindra, Micheline, JK Tyre, TVS, DuPont, and others hired students. Lots of us also did internships in Polymer industries and got paid Rs. 13,000 per month. And some even got executive roles after graduating. It's pretty cool.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. The labs are clean and well-kept. The library is good. You can choose to share a hostel room with 2 or 3 people. The food isn't great. But the mess and canteen are clean. You can see a doctor 24/7. Our campus really cares about sports, both indoor and outdoor. They have a nice, well-kept ground for it.

Admission: The classes are great, and they build on each other nicely. If you need help, the teachers or MIT library are there for you. Plus, the Knimbus App is super helpful for learning more about the subjects.

Placement: Most students with grades above 90% found placements at our college. The salary package varies from 5 LPA to 40 LPA. The top package for our course was 15 LPA from ExxonMobil. If you really understand your subjects well, you can land a high-paying job. It's all about how much you know.

Campus: You can get whatever you need by asking the coordinators. The college offers Wi-Fi, food, hot water, cold water, and a clean environment. The residential counselors are great for learning about the facilities and meeting new friends.

Admission: The faculty here is super friendly and easy to talk to. They have cool connections with companies like CEAT Tyres and Apollo Tyres, so we get to learn a lot about the industry. If we don't get something, they're always happy to help us out. Plus, we have these weekly sessions with industry pros that are really helpful.

Placement: The placements this year are awesome, but there are still more companies to come for core roles. About 70% of us in our course found placements. The highest salary was 14 LPA from ExxonMobil. The tricky part about placements is the location, so be ready for anything. On average, we were offered Rs 30,000 per month.

Campus: The library at MIT is great, and the labs have cool stuff like 3D printing. The hostels are big and the food is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff, but sometimes they focus more on theory than hands-on stuff. You gotta put in the effort to get ready for the industry. The semester exams are tough, so be prepared!

Placement: Most students in our department got placed, around 70%. The highest salary offered was 10 LPA, and the average was 5 LPA. Companies like Caterpillar, L&T, and Accenture come for recruitment.

Campus: The classrooms are okay, but they could be better. The labs are cool. The food in the hostel is just okay. The hostel closes at 7 pm. Outdoor sports are awesome, but indoor sports need work.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and take us on trips outside the classroom. The management also organizes industrial visits for us to get hands-on experience. They give us lots of practice tests to help us pass with the help of great teachers.

Placement: About half of the students get placed after college. The highest salary is around 3.8 lakhs per year, and the average is 2.9 lakhs per year, which is decent for beginners. The college helps us get internships in top companies like TVS and Hyundai motors, which are really good. They also take us on industrial visits to help us understand what we learn in class. The main goal is to land a job in a well-known company with the help of the college's management team.

Campus: There are lots of great facilities in my classrooms like Wi-Fi and a 3D projector for live demos. Our campus has a big library and good labs for tests every week. The hostel is awesome with delicious and healthy food. The staff is friendly and takes good care of us. They also encourage sports and organize sports days.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They guide us well. Exams can be tough, but they cover everything we learn each semester. The course is great  we get to study all the important subjects. With good training, we can definitely tackle the exams.

Placement: Most of us in our department got jobs after college. The college helps us with job training. The highest salary offered is 37 LPA. Big companies like Google and Microsoft hire us. About 70% of us got internships at Visa. All the job roles are in our field.

Campus: The college has everything we need like classrooms, labs, and a library. They're all really good. The food is tasty and good for us students. If anyone gets sick, there's a health center and ambulance from MIT. And they're big on sports here too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. The courses are spot-on for what the industry needs. The semester exams can be a bit tough, but it's doable with some effort.

Placement: I was happy to see that most students got jobs last year. The highest salary was 12 LPA, and the lowest was 4 LPA. CEAT Tyres and Yokohama Tyres hired a lot of students. Almost everyone got a job, mostly as team leaders.

Campus: The department here has a lift and a library which is great. There are lots of labs like rubber, plastics, polymer, and CAD labs. The hostel is cool with Wi-Fi, laundry, and a place to play games. It's pretty awesome!

Admission: The teachers at our college were super nice and always ready to help out. They answered all our questions quickly. The classes taught stuff that was actually useful for getting a job. As long as you study, the exams are pretty easy.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs about 80%. Salaries ranged from 1.5 LPA to 5 LPA. Big companies like Reliance and Tata hired some of us. About 65% of students landed jobs in top MNCs. Our college offered some great roles to students too.

Campus: The college had awesome infrastructure with super fast Wi-Fi. The classrooms were big and tidy, with projectors and AC. The library had books for every course. The hostel was really clean and the food was tasty. Lots of food options in the canteen too.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff. They all have their master's degrees. The lab assistants are really good with the machines used for learning. Maybe the curriculum could use a refresh in some areas. The subjects in later semesters help us get ready for real-world jobs. The exams each semester are fair and helpful. It's cool that each course has specific goals for students to reach. Teachers seem to care about that a lot.

Placement: The job placements at our college are okay. Companies such as Caterpillar, Daimler, Volvo, Toleram, Kineaxis, Hyundai, Mu Sigma, Lucas, TVS, Accenture, Wipro, and CTS come for recruitment. Students usually get roles related to design, supply chain, and procurement.

Campus: The lab facilities are top-notch, with lots of cool machines like 5-axis CnC and Robotic arm welding. You can learn a lot there. The hostel food is okay, they have special meals. The hostel has a good vibe. We also have a separate lecture hall building. Classrooms and the library are great, with books from all departments. Wi-Fi is a bit limited, though. Overall, it's a pretty solid college experience.