PES University

Admission: The teachers in my course were great - they knew their stuff and were really helpful. The course curriculum was right on point, and we got to work on some cool projects. The exams were a bit challenging, but overall, I learned a lot.

Placement: The job placement rate for our course was pretty high, around 80-90%. The best salary offered was 46 LPA, while the average was 8 LPA. Companies like Tech Mahindra, Infosys, and TCS came to hire students from our course.

Campus: The college had everything we needed for our course. The library had plenty of books and the computer labs had the latest software. The hostel we stayed in was pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super knowledgeable and really supportive. They always bring up real-life issues in class, which is cool. The courses are all about building up our skills, which is awesome. The exams are kinda tough but fair. Every class is top-notch and focuses on practical skills.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after they graduate, like around 70-80%. This college is famous for placements, especially in CSE and AIML. The highest salary offered is 65 lakhs per year, and the average is 17 lakhs per year. Big companies like Intel, IBM, Flipkart, Amazon, HP, and others come to hire students.

Campus: The hostel here is awesome! They keep it super clean and the food options are great - they have all kinds of veg, non-veg, and North Indian dishes. Plus, the Wi-Fi works well. The library is huge, with tons of books to choose from, and it's a nice place to study. The campus infrastructure is top-notch, and I always feel comfortable here.

Admission: I really like how PES updates the curriculum every year to keep up with technology. The lectures are taught by experienced professors who really understand the subject well. One cool thing is the mentoring sessions we have every week. It's a one-on-one meeting with a teacher, which is super helpful for us students. It's great for our education here.

Placement: As a first-year student, I haven't experienced placements yet, but I've heard that PES has a great reputation for getting students jobs. I heard that this year, the highest package was about 1.1 crore and the average was around 20 LPA. Around 80% of students got placed in top companies, which is pretty impressive. This is one of the main reasons why students choose PES.

Campus: The campus at PES is awesome! Everything is super clean and nice. I love how they have a big building just for indoor sports and other fun stuff. There are also fields for outdoor sports, so you can play whatever you want. I really like the cricket ground it's the best!

Admission: Getting into different departments depends on your board exam scores. They also look at your entrance exam scores to confirm your seat. The academics here are top-notch with lots of opportunities to explore. The teachers stick to the class schedule really well.

Placement: The college set up internships for us and made sure we visited different industries. We got a ton of work experience, but no money. The highest salary given was 7.5 Lacs in top companies.

Campus: PES University offers a wide range of courses with dedicated lecturers for each one. There's plenty of parking space and sports courts on campus. The library is filled with books from different authors, making it a great resource for students.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but sometimes they're not clear on how to prepare for exams. They do a good job getting us ready for the real world, so we can land entry-level jobs. The courses are challenging, but you only need to score 35% to pass.

Placement: I was happy to see that around 45% of students in my course got placed last year. The salary packages ranged from 4 LPA to 15 LPA. Our college attracts companies from different fields, especially startups and new companies. The top job roles offered were for industrial designers and web designers, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college has a nice infrastructure that looks good. We have big libraries to study in and there's Wi-Fi, but it can be tricky to connect sometimes. There's a boys' hostel on campus and a girls' hostel outside. The girls' hostel is managed by a company and they provide food and snacks for the residents.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and nice. Most of them have worked in companies and have PhDs. We have 6 trimesters with 2 ISA and 1 ESA each time. We do presentations, research papers, and other stuff like case studies. The teachers also organize fun activities for us.

Placement: Around a quarter of students landed jobs after doing MBA. Big companies like Deloitte, KPMG, EY, PWC, HPE, Epsilon, and more come to our college for placements. They offer different jobs in areas like operation, marketing, HR, business analytics, and finance. The best salary package given is 8 LPA by HPE for marketing and operations. Some popular roles are tax consultant, sales executive, audit accountant, and Talent acquisition manager.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is top-notch. The hostel is nice, classrooms are comfy with AC, digital boards, and speakers. The canteen is fancy and there are big auditoriums. The infrared and parking facilities are great too. Overall, a solid setup at our college.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive, and each student gets a mentor from the faculty. The teaching is pretty good, but it might not suit everyone. The curriculum is cool because it's unique compared to other colleges and gets us ready for the industry. Exams at the end of the semester are a breeze since everything is covered in classes.

Placement: Around 60% of students in my course get placed after graduation. The highest salary offered on our campus is 56 LPA, while the lowest is 3.5 LPA. Most students get between 7 to 12 LPA. Big companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft, and some others hire from our college. I'm still in my first year, so I don't know much about internships yet.

Campus: As a first-year student, the hostel isn't on campus. But from the second year, it's on campus. The Wi-Fi in both college and hostel is good. Facilities at college are nice too. The food is good in quality and amount. Everything I mentioned is there at the college.

Admission: The professors here know their stuff and are super nice. They teach well, but the curriculum is tough like IIT. The exams are hard too, with only about 90% passing. So get ready to work hard, guys!

Placement: Most students got jobs, with the highest salary around 50 LPA and the lowest at 3 LPA. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, and Siemens hired students. The popular roles were SDE and data analyst. Computer science students had more opportunities compared to mechanical and electrical students.

Campus: The hostel is alright, not the best. Some friends have complained about the food. They're even building a new hostel. There's Wi-Fi, sports, and games available. I don't stay in the hostel, so I'm not sure what's going on there.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable, and I'd give the teaching a 4 out of 5. The course is really practical, and the college really pushes us to build up our resumes, which is great for getting ready for jobs. Exams aren't too tough, most people pass with a 95% rate.

Placement: Most students get jobs after college, with the top salary at 8 LPA. Infosys hires a lot here, and many students work in startups. You can get roles in HR, Operations, or International Business. Big companies give you good experience and teach you a lot. The students are from everywhere  different states and even other countries. The main program here is Engineering.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi and labs with good equipment. The food is okay, not the best. They have medical services and awesome sports facilities like basketball, table tennis, chess, and a cricket ground. Boys stay in the on-campus hostel, while girls are a kilometer away.

Admission: Classes don't happen as much as placement prep. We have to figure out the concepts on our own. They give us tests and quizzes before the semester starts to help us practice and fix our errors before the big exams.

Placement: Placement classes happen more often than regular classes. Big companies like Hyundai, LG Electronics, and Havells come for placements every year. It's tough to pass their tests, so we start training hard from the very beginning of the semester.

Campus: People from all over study here and everyone gets treated the same. The college focuses on bringing out students' talents and helping them do well in their future jobs. However, the food at the hostel isn't great, so I'd rate it four stars.