Quickxpert Infotech — Very bad teaching quality

Address:	Thane, Maharashtra, 400706
Website:	www.quickxpertinfotech.com

Its an highly disciplined institute where there are certain prerequisites for students before they join. they'll have to bring their own chair to sit, own PC or laptop or else access PC in turns, find a place with faculty to teach on your own, One system(PC) per faculty no matter how much students he/she is teaching. He often says hands-on experience, by that he actually means Hands on your lap because all the students gather around one monitor WATCH what faculty is teaching. Its actually an advertising agency with course demonstration in the form of slides and snap shots in the name of teaching. people who themselves don't have job or about to retire work as faculty over here. On the name of
course completion certificate which he calls as internship certificate, you'll be given a A4 size printout on xerox paper. In the name of class notes you'll be asked to get it on your own expense by coordinating with faculty. Classes is like train coaches with upper and lower berth and one common filthy bathroom reserved for faculty. Your importance will depend on your fee's payment. if there is delay in payment you will not be allowed to enter classes. you'll be charged per day like a lodge. your batch timing will get gradually replaced by new batches or with the time that he wakes up. If a faculty asks for white board and marker to teach he suggests to use Microsoft-paint. After Experiencing all this you must be thinking at least there will be some placement assistance that he promised. but you are wrong here again. After course completion you no longer will be remembered. if you call for placement status you will be flooded with excuses and trials or you'll be asked to watch your tone. After few months you will realize that all your money and time has been wasted. He'll try to play around with you by talking about students being placed but those are ages old. He keeps on changing his classes location so that to get fresh students to cheat.
A bitter lesson learned, wish i could turn back time. but for others better be safe than sorry.