Rameshwaram Institute of Technology and Management

Admission: The teachers here might not be from IITs, but they've got solid industry experience. They really go out of their way to help us understand things and get us ready for the real world. The college arranges regular exams to keep us on our toes and make sure we're not overwhelmed when the big semester exams come around. It's a great way to prep us for success.

Placement: The college doesn't have super high package placements, but they do help almost everyone get a job with an average salary of 2.5 LPA. Some students even get placements with a salary of up to 6 LPA. The main companies that come for civil engineering students are Eldeco construction, Tata construction, and L&T. Lots of students also get internships through the college, like with L&T construction and the PWD department.

Campus: The college was built in 2008, so the buildings are pretty new. The labs don't have all the tools needed for civil engineering students, like total station and theodolite. It's kind of a bummer. The library has books, but most of them are from 2008. They should get some new ones. The food in the mess is good and they offer a lot of choices. Students play sports to stay healthy, and there's a gym and swimming pool. They also have medical services on campus.

Admission: The classes are great. The teachers really know their stuff and help us get ready for anything. They make sure we're prepared for the real world. The teaching is top-notch with a bunch of experienced teachers who explain things really well.

Placement: The college has a great placement record almost all students get placed. Companies like Suzuki, Mind, and Optical Fibre visit the campus offering packages around 3.5 lakhs per year. It's a good opportunity for students looking for job placements after graduation.

Campus: The hostel is okay, but the food isn't great. They don't have Wi-Fi or a lab, and there aren't any special features. It's more for vegans than non-vegetarians since the food isn't very spicy or tasty.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good and know their stuff. The pass rate is around 50%, but students still do well in exams. They explain everything clearly and make it easy to understand. The teachers here are super knowledgeable, just like in other colleges.

Placement: Most students from computer science and engineering got jobs after college. Companies come to our college to hire students. They also offer internships to a lot of students.

Campus: Our college has a lot of cool stuff like air-conditioned labs, a playground, and more facilities. It's pretty great!

Admission: The faculty here in Lucknow is top-notch. They know their stuff and help us do our best on internal exams. They make learning fun and keep us engaged. I feel like this course is preparing me well for the industry. The semester exams are manageable with their support.

Placement: A lot of students in our college got jobs, which is better than other colleges around here. Infosys gave the highest salary of 12 LPA in 2021. The big companies that hire from here are HCL, Infosys, IBM, and Tech Mahindra. Most students in our course did internships with Prutor, Coursera, and HCL.

Campus: The campus has great facilities like free Wi-Fi and a digital library. Computer science students have proper labs, including a coding lab. The library is really good. The food in the mess is clean and yummy. They take care while preparing it. The college has a sports club with lots of activities for sports lovers.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but some struggle to explain things clearly. The first-year teachers are great  they really help you settle in. They focus on practical learning, which is cool. You also need to do summer training and internships to get a feel for the industry. The exams aren't too tough as long as you pay attention in class and go over your notes.

Placement: In my course, around 60% of students got placed. The highest salary offered is 5 LPA, while the lowest is 2 LPA. On average, people got 3 LPA. Companies like Bajaj Motors, Tata Motors, Hero Group, and more recruit from here. Around half of us got internships with Bajaj Motors.

Campus: The library here has lots of books to read, plus a digital library called Nalanda Consortium. The campus has free Wi-Fi for students, and the labs are good with experts around. The mess food is okay, but sometimes it's too oily. They offer a variety of dishes, though. There's a medical center on campus, and we have sports twice a week. Students even compete during sports week.

Admission: The teachers at Rameshwaram Institute of Technology are really helpful and smart. They help us out and are nice to us. They can answer questions about our studies and even about life stuff too. The exams at the end of the semester are pretty tough. AKTU University is the one who sets the exams.

Placement: The salary packages at our college are pretty good. Every year, they range around 4.5 LPA, and the average package is about 2.5 LPA. The top companies that hire us are usually HCL and Microsoft. If you're aiming for a high salary, your best bet is to go for offline placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good overall. The hostel is nice, but the food in the mess isn't great. I'm not a fan of it. The Wi-Fi speed is only 34 MB, but at least the college has medical facilities. They have sports like table tennis, basketball, and badminton that are popular among students.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome! They're super helpful, qualified, and really supportive. They're always there to motivate and inspire us. During exams, they go the extra mile by giving extra classes to cover everything. Plus, they also offer personality development classes to prep us for interviews.

Placement: The job placements here are okay. Companies offer about 3 LPA as the average salary. Don't expect too much when you join. If you're good with studies and interviews, you might land a higher-paying job. Around half to three-fourths of students end up getting placed.

Campus: The college has good facilities. Classrooms are nice, and the furniture is in good shape. The labs have all the equipment we need for experiments. The library has lots of books for our course. There are hostels for students to stay in. The food in the hostel and canteen is okay.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly helpful and know their stuff. But some struggle with teaching and helping students get better. One big issue is that they hike up fees during the semester without warning you when you sign up.

Placement: Most of us got jobs after graduation, around 95%. The top salary offered was $20,000 a month. Companies like Bajaj Group and Indian Nippon Groups hired a lot of students from our college. For internships, about 3040% of my classmates landed one.

Campus: The facilities for my department are pretty good, but they could be improved with better management. The hostel is not on campus, and the food in the mess and canteen is really bad. I moved out of the hostel after a year because of the food quality.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and help us get ready for the real world. The exams are not too tough, you just need to get 75% to pass. I'm really enjoying my 3rd semester, the faculty members are super experienced and skilled.

Placement: Most students get jobs in IT and electronics. The highest salary is 7 LPA, and the lowest is 2 LPA. Companies like HCL, Wipro, Infotech, Solar Cell, and Amron hire a lot of students from here.

Campus: The library here is really nice for studying. Classrooms are okay. We have volleyball and cricket for fun. The food in the canteen is tasty and the canteen itself is nice.

Admission: The faculty for the technology course is great. They help us with any problems we have and make us feel like part of the family. The semester exams aren't too hard, but you need to pass with at least 60%. You'll need 30 marks in the external exam and 50 marks in the internals to pass.

Placement: Most students from the computer science course, around 80%, find jobs in local or top companies. The college offers other branches like electrical, civil, and mechanical engineering, but computer science students mostly get placed.

Campus: I really liked the college's buildings and dorms. The Wi-Fi isn't great though, and they don't give us unlimited data just 34 MB. Life here is pretty good. The classrooms are big, and the library has a lot of books. They have medical help on campus, and a canteen too. We also play sports here, which is cool.