Prasad Institute of Technology

Admission: The facilities here are pretty average, not too great or too bad. Most students are fresh out of college, some even doing their Master's on the side. The faculty-to-student ratio isn't the best, about 1 teacher for every 15-20 students. The courses follow the AICTE curriculum and the college is affiliated with a big university, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University. We have 3 class tests, 2 practical exams, and one final exam each semester.

Placement: The placements here aren't great. Only a few small companies visit, and they mostly have entry-level marketing jobs. Companies like Rinex and Intellipat come often. Placements are only for final-year students.

Campus: My college has some cool labs for Computer Science Engineering. Each lab has around 30 seats. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus, but at least the labs have internet. Plus, we have a library with books for our courses. It's pretty helpful!

Admission: I really like the engineering faculty at our college. They're super helpful and know their stuff. It's clear they have a lot of experience and really understand their subjects well. Plus, there are a bunch of different courses offered here like B.Tech, B.Pharma, and Polytechnic. It's awesome!

Placement: The job opportunities at my college are awesome! Lots of companies visit our campus, and a bunch of students get picked for jobs. The credit goes to our top-notch teachers and the great management here. It's all about the quality education we get at our college!

Campus: The college I go to has great infrastructure. The teachers are really good, and the management is on top of things. We've got about 100 rooms, all equipped with light, fans, and comfy furniture. Plus, the campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The playground is huge and there are lots of games to play there.

Admission: The courses at our college follow AKTU's guidelines and stick to the latest AICTE rules. Each semester, we have 3 class tests and one final theory exam. We also have practical exams with written and oral parts. The exams are not too hard, mostly focusing on theory stuff.

Placement: The campus doesn't get many big companies for placements. Most students get jobs in small companies with an average package of around 3 to 4 lakhs. They mostly offer roles in marketing and consulting. Only about 10 to 15 percent of students get placed.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent for its size. The building has all the facilities students need. There's no separate sports area, but we have common fields. The labs could be better, but considering the fees, it's not bad.

Admission: The teachers at the college are pretty good. They've got degrees and stuff. They use projectors and smart classes to teach, which is cool, but they could do better with hands-on learning. The course is fine, but they don't really cover the latest tech stuff. It'd be great if they updated the syllabus to keep up with new things.

Placement: I wish more companies came for placements during our batch. Only one company came and picked around 20 students, which was nice. Our seniors had a job fair where Kotak Mahindra and others hired many students. The college has a placement cell, which is helpful.

Campus: The campus is big with different buildings for admin, labs, classes, canteen, mess, and gym. They offer B.Tech, pharmacy, polytechnic, and medical courses. The campus looks great. They have buses for students and also ITTA branches in Lucknow.

Admission: The pharmacy department is filled with M.Pharm postgraduates and some have Ph.Ds. The courses are geared towards the industry, but there's room for improvement in some areas. The semester exams are manageable, and most students pass with a 95% success rate.

Placement: I'm in the B.Pharmacy program and lots of students get jobs in Pharma companies like MacLeod, Intas, Glenmark, and Emcure. The highest salary is 7 lakhs and the lowest is 3 lakhs. MacLeod, Sun Pharma, and Cipla hire a lot of students. Most students also do internships in companies like Exemed Pharmaceuticals and IPCA.

Campus: The whole college campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is cool. They've got separate labs for B.Pharm and D.Pharm with all the stuff you need. Hostel's nice, but the food in the mess is just okay. And hey, they've got sports and games on campus too!

Admission: The teachers in my course are really good. They know what they're doing and have a lot of experience. Some even have Ph.D. degrees. They're always there to help and keep an eye on us. The semester exams aren't too hard if you go to class and pay attention. You just need to get 50 out of 100 to pass. It's all good!

Placement: Most students with high grades get selected in my college. They usually pick those who passed with a first division in Intermediate school, but some second division students also get in. Talking about the job offers, the highest salary offered to freshers is around 6 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 1-3 lakhs per year. Big companies like Sun Pharma and Cipla come to our college for placements. In my course, the main roles offered are drug inspector and drug manufacturing.

Campus: The college I go to has really good facilities. The campus is always clean and tidy. They have well-equipped labs for different subjects with all the tools needed for experiments. The library is huge with lots of books by different authors. The hostel is nice too, with good facilities and decent food just like any other college.