SCE - Shivalik College of Engineering

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. Most of them have passed the GATE exam, have industry experience, and even PhDs. The course curriculum is great and prepares us well for the industry. They bring in guest speakers from the industry and researchers, which is cool. The semester exams aren't too tough, so most people pass without much stress.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 90-95%. Only a few who really struggle don't find jobs. The highest salary offered last year was 36 Lacs, with an average of 6 Lacs. The top roles are senior developers. Many students also get internships in web development. Our campus is great for coding!

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really good. We've got nice classrooms with charging points for laptops at every desk. There are night labs and fast Wi-Fi everywhere on phones, you can get up to 40 mbps, even faster on computers. Plus, we have a cool mesh area, a canteen, a cafe (Nescafe), and sports grounds for volleyball, cricket, and football. And the library is super quiet for studying.

Admission: The teachers here are super strict, almost like we're back in school. It's kind of tough because they're not around much during the semester. Some of them are really good, while others are just okay. The teaching style feels a bit outdated, not really keeping up with what's happening in the industry today. They focus more on theory than practical stuff, which can be a bummer.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. About 30% of students found jobs. The highest salary is 5 LPA and the lowest is 1 LLPA. Most companies are local to Dehradun. The top roles are in sales and marketing, mostly on the field.

Campus: The campus is pretty tiny, only about 20 acres. There aren't a lot of facilities, but the hostels are super affordable and decent compared to other schools.

Admission: The teachers here are a mixed bag - some are really great and helpful, while others can be a bit rude at times. They all have Ph.D. degrees and know their stuff, though. The course curriculum is spot on for what's happening in the world today. We get hands-on experience, but there aren't many field trips to companies. The semester exams are not too hard - you can get by with just studying the night before. You need to score at least 70% to pass.

Placement: Not many companies come for agriculture students. Companies mostly hire for marketing and sales. Only about 30% of students get jobs. The highest salary is around 3 lakhs, and the lowest is zero. More than 60% of students don't get placed. Local companies come, but they're not in agriculture. The college doesn't offer internships.

Campus: The college campus is pretty small, only about 20 acres. They offer Wi-Fi, clean hostels, and mess with 24/7 water. Medical help is pricey, though. You gotta handle that yourself. The food in the mess is decent, better than some other colleges in Dehradun.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and explain things well. This course is super helpful for learning coding and gaining important knowledge. The exams are okay, not too hard, but the grading is tough. So, you might end up with lower marks than you expect.

Placement: Most students in B.Tech CSE get placed here, around 75-90%. Some choose to find jobs off-campus. The highest salary offered is 42 LPA, and the lowest is 12 LPA. Companies like DELL, TCS, Infosys, IBM, Wipro, Google, and Amazon come for recruitment. The college sends internship opportunities through emails to our college IDs, and it's up to us to pick which ones we want to go for.

Campus: The campus has facilities everywhere. Wi-Fi works in both the hostel and campus. The labs and classrooms have new computers and projectors. The hostel rooms are nice and clean. The food is okay, not bad. But it tastes good.

Admission: The teachers at this college are too strict, and they replace good ones with just okay ones. The courses feel outdated and don't really help with today's jobs. They care more about theory than real-life skills. It's like being back in school with how strict they are. Plus, the teachers aren't around much during the semester.

Placement: The placements are okay, but most jobs are in sales. About 30% of students get placed. The highest salary is 5 LPA, and the lowest is around 1 LPA. Most companies that come for placements are from Dehradun. They mainly offer sales and marketing roles with fieldwork.

Campus: The campus is pretty small, only about 20 acres. There aren't a ton of facilities, but they're decent. The hostels are affordable compared to other colleges.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and their way of teaching is impressive. They always give their best and are there for us when we need help. They focus a lot on students who are doing okay. The exams are not too hard, and the teachers make sure we understand everything we need to do well in them.

Placement: I'm happy to say that most students here find good jobs after graduation. Some land really nice roles with Amazon, Infosys, IBM, or HCL. The highest salary offered is 18 LPA, while the lowest is 4 LPA. In this course, you can get jobs as a Software Developer, Data Analyst, or IT Manager. It's pretty cool to see where my classmates end up!

Campus: The college has all the latest teaching tools like projectors and smart boards. Each department has labs with new equipment. The library has quiet spots for studying, group spaces, and computers for research. Wi-Fi all over campus makes it easy to find online resources.

Admission: The teachers here aren't super experienced  some haven't finished their PhDs. But the atmosphere for studying is nice. The course content is outdated and doesn't match up well with the real world. Exams are pretty easy; you can pass with just a night of studying.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. You can land a job or internship if you work hard and show off your skills. In the BBA department, the top package is about 400,000 per year, and half of the students get at least 300,000. Most recruiters are from Dehradun and are from smaller companies.

Campus: The college is small but cozy with just 20 acres of green campus. I stayed in the hostel on campus rooms were good, with three of us sharing. The food in the mess was the best in Dehradun, way better than other hostels. The college even has its own sports ground, which is cool. It's a nice place overall!

Admission: The teachers here are really good. Most of them are from IITs. They help us a lot. The course they teach is up-to-date and useful. The college also gives us regular tests to see how we're doing in line with what the industry needs.

Placement: Placements are decent here. Companies do come for interviews, but it depends on your skills and knowledge. The average salary offered is around 3 to 4 LPA. The highest package goes up to 42.5 LPA. They offer roles like data engineer and associate. The college also supports students in getting ready for the industry, which is helpful for placements.

Campus: The facilities here are top-notch! The labs and workshop have all the equipment you need. The hostel food is way better than what I've heard about other colleges. The cafeteria is big, prices are fair, and the food tastes great. However, sports aren't really a big deal here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know a lot. They explain things well. This course is great for learning and gaining valuable knowledge. The exams are not too hard, but the grading can be tough.

Placement: Most students in B.Tech CSE get placed from the college, around 70-80%. Some students prefer to find jobs off-campus. The highest salary offered is 42 LPA, while the lowest is 12 LPA. Companies like Dell, TCS, Infosys, IBM, and Wipro come for recruitment. The college offers lots of internship opportunities, and it's up to us to pick which one we want.

Campus: The campus has facilities everywhere, even in the hostel. The labs and classrooms have new computers and projectors. The hostel rooms are decent, but the food quality is just okay, not every dish is tasty.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They always help us with our questions. The course content is really good and prepares us well for the industry. The semester exams are okay, not too hard. You just need to pass with 30% out of 100%. Sometimes the exams can be tough, but it's not always like that. Our teachers are always there to support us, and the college staff is really nice too.

Placement: About 60% of us got jobs after college. The starting salary is around 3 LPA, while the highest is 36 LPA. Companies like Autodesk and TCS hire a lot of students here. Not many of us got internships at Autodesk, only about 30%. But we do get roles like web developer and software developer, which is cool.

Campus: I really like the college lab, it's great. The Wi-Fi here is awesome too. The classrooms are well-organized, which I appreciate. Living in the hostel is comfortable and the food is always fresh. The canteen has good food too. The medical facilities are top-notch, and there are fun games to enjoy. The support from our director and vice chancellor is really great.