AKTU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Students become eligible for placements from 7th semester. Reecruiter lile TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Capgemini and cognizant with multiple offers. Highest package ranges (Rs 30LPA) off campus is more, average 6lpa arounde 70-80% students got placed. I plan to upskill gain industry exp and later pursue higher studies or better off campus roles.

The course curriculum is perfectly designed according to the needs of that course like I am an aiml students so I have subject that will help me in this specific field and someone from electronics field have different subject and our curriculum also has something we call moral values subject

The student can sit in the placement session and be a part of placement from 6th semester. The comapnies visited recently are Adobe and many new startup companies are also visiting Highest placement is of 5-7 years before which is of 95 LPA as an International package And average package is 4-5 LPA. Out of 100 something around 10-15 are getting placed. I have planned to go for MTech from top IITs but I will appear for interview when the company visit but not interested for the job right now

From semester 7 students are eligible for placement many companies hcl webkul Genpact and many other visit to our clg they offer 5 lakh per annum highest package is 13 lakh and lower is 3.5 lakh profile is software engineer relationship manager ai engineering and other 70 are placed after getting degree I will do the job

Course curriculum is very old not only in my university that is the condition of every University some irrelevant subjects like physics chemistry which is not required for computer science but these subjects are taught us in first year

he B.Tech curriculum is highly relevant in its foundational years. Subjects like Computer Architecture, Operating Systems, and DBMS (Database Management Systems) are the "bread and butter" of engineering. They provide the logic required to understand how software interacts with hardware.

The course curriculum is remarkably well-structured, balancing fundamental principles with modern industry requirements. One of the primary factors that influenced my decision to enroll was the inclusion of specialized electives and a strong emphasis on practical lab work. Unlike traditional programs that remain stuck in outdated theories, this curriculum incorporates recent trends, which makes the learning process feel much more relevant to the current job market. ?In terms of real-world application, the curriculum does a commendable job of bridging the gap between classroom learning and professional practice. The integration of case studies and mandatory semester projects forces students to apply theoretical concepts to solve actual problems. This hands-on approach has been instrumental in preparing me for internships and further academic pursuits, as it builds a technical foundation that is both deep and versatile.

The placement scenario at Accurate Institute of Management & Technology is average, which is similar to most mid-tier private colleges affiliated with AKTU. Campus placements are available, but students should not expect very high packages automatically. Mostly, students become eligible for campus placements from the 6th or 7th semester, depending on the course and company criteria. Companies that generally visit the campus include TCS, Wipro, Infosys (off-campus support), HCL, Axis Bank, HDFC Life, ICICI Prudential, and some sales, BPO, and startup-based companies. Around 50–60% students get placed through campus, while others either go for off-campus opportunities, higher studies, or skill-based courses. The placement cell provides basic training like aptitude, soft skills, and interview preparation, but students need to work hard on their own to improve employability. My plane after completing my degree is upgrading my skill as much as possible and may be apply for off campus placement if I did not get better pay.

I love coding that's why I choosed engineering and this college The curriculum is quite good and prepare for the real world as well They should be more industry oriented instead of theoretical knowledge