I can say that the placement scenario at Sydenham Inst of Management Studies for the 2017 batch was effective. Nearly everyone got placed, with 100% placements for final jobs. The average package was around 15.24 LPA, which is quite good considering the college fees. I also noticed many top companies showed interest in our batch, and the placement committee was really proactive. So, if you're worried about placements, I think you can feel confident about this college.

Studying at the Masters Union School of Business has its perks and challenges. The tuition fee for the Post Graduate Programme in Technology and Business Management is 20 lacs, and while there are scholarships available, the fee does increase every year, which can be a concern.

On the bright side, the program is really engaging and the faculty is quite experienced, making the financial aspect feel a bit more justified given the quality of education.

The crowd at Acharya Institute of Technology, especially in my course, Bachelor of Engineering in Information Science & Engineering, is quite diverse and vibrant. I’ve met people from different backgrounds, which makes the college life interesting. The Acharya Habba festival is a massive event here, and it's a great way to connect with everyone. There are many clubs and extracurricular activities, so you always have something to engage in. Overall, the crowd is friendly and supportive, making it easier to adapt to college life.

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Sure, it's not right in the middle of North Campus, but you'll come to see that this is actually a bonus. The campus remains calm and tidy, not like a lot of other places. Plus, it's just a quick auto or metro ride away, so it's no big deal.

Teachers keep a close eye on your attendance and studies, which might give you school vibes sometimes. But honestly, how you experience it is up to you. Some people feel it's like being back in school, while others don't.

And guess what? There's no dress code!

I think Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering is a solid choice for anyone looking to pursue engineering, especially in the Computer Science and Engineering stream. The course structure is relevant and designed to prepare us for real-world applications. The placement opportunities are quite good, with many companies visiting the campus.

However, I found the exams to be quite frequent, which can be stressful. The fees for COMEDK students are around 2.81 lakhs per year, which is substantial, but there are scholarships available for certain categories. Overall, if you're committed, this college can provide a good foundation for your career.

From my experience in B.Sc. Statistics, Ruia College is a good place for studying Junior College in the Science stream. The faculty is qualified and they focus on one-to-one interactions, which really helps with understanding complex topics. The fees are manageable, around 15,700 for the first year, and there are many events organized by the departments, like quizzes and sports activities. The campus life is engaging, and while there are no placement opportunities for internships, the focus on building a strong academic foundation is commendable.

SIMSREE is a decent choice for pursuing an MBA, especially given its low fees of about 1.36 lakh for the two years. The placement stats are quite impressive, with a 100% final placement rate and an average CTC of 15.24 LPA. I found the peer group to be motivated and competitive, which makes the learning environment quite engaging. However, the campus is small, and the facilities could be better. Overall, it ranks well among the top B schools in India, sitting at number two through MBA CET, just after JBIMS.

I opted for the B.Tech in Information Technology at USICT and it’s been a good experience so far. The coursework is comprehensive, with a strong focus on programming and core IT subjects. I appreciate that the exams are not too tough, and you can easily pass if you start preparing a couple of weeks in advance.

The internship opportunities seem promising, with many companies like Amazon and TCS coming in. However, the placement packages have dropped this year compared to last year, which is a concern. Campus life is vibrant, with events like Anugoonj happening annually, making it a fun environment. Overall, I'm satisfied with my decision to study here.

This is a unique one for me, rating a college just by where it's located. AIT is in a great spot with easy access to both bus and train services. As for REVA, I'm not quite sure. CMRIT also has a good location with convenient bus services.

I’m currently studying Bachelor of Technology in Artificial Intelligence, and the placement opportunities here are decent. Students become eligible for campus placements from the 7th semester, with companies like TCS and Accenture visiting. The highest package I heard of was around 12 LPA, and the average is about 4-5 LPA. While the placement percentage is good, it does fluctuate depending on market conditions. I’m hoping to land a good position once I graduate.