AIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and they teach well. The course content is good and not too hard to pass the exams. The semester exams are easier than expected.

Placement: Most of us in our batch found jobs. The highest salary was 10 lakhs per year, and the lowest was 3 lakhs per year. Mahindra Finance is one of the top companies hiring from our college. The placement team really puts in the effort to help as many students as they can find placements.

Campus: I love the college's facilities! The classrooms have cool tech and good lighting. They give us PDF notes which is awesome. The hostel has comfy rooms and tasty food. And I feel safe with their tight security.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They know their stuff and are really helpful. They're all qualified and friendly. The course content is spot on, and the exams are fair. The papers are set by VTU, so the college can't do much about that. Overall, a great place to learn!

Placement: The placement rate at Acharya Institute of Technology is pretty good, about 80%. Students have been getting job offers with salaries ranging from INR 3.5LPA to INR 25LPA. Companies like TCS, Microland, Capgemini, Xoriant, and many others have been hiring students from our college.

Campus: The course infrastructure is good overall, but the classrooms could use some improvement. The library stands out as the best on campus. However, the hostel facilities are lacking in quality. The food in the hostel is not made with good ingredients, and overall, the hostel facilities need some serious upgrades.

Admission: The teaching is great overall, but not so much for Business Analytics. My friends in different branches say their teachers are good though. The MBA program now has cool industry activities. But there's no special setup for Business Analytics students here.

Placement: I'm studying Finance and Analytics here, but I haven't gotten a job placement yet. They have placements for Marketing and HR, but not for Finance. The campus is nice. About 30% of students have already been placed in Marketing and HR. The highest salary offered is 4 LPA.

Campus: The college has good facilities, including a hostel, but it's too pricey for me, so I'm living in a rented room. In the canteen, we have to buy our own food. They offer all kinds of courses and everything is well-organized. However, Business Analytics students don't have a lab specifically for learning technical stuff. Apart from that, everything else is great.

Admission: The professors in our department are really helpful and always open to answering questions. They care about more than just the textbook stuff  they also encourage us to get involved in extracurricular activities. The exams can be tough since they come from VTU, but it helps us learn a lot. The courses are pretty relevant and not too hard.

Placement: The job placements were okay, especially with the tough economy. Some companies visited for recruitment, but they weren't top-notch and didn't hire many students. The salary packages were on the lower side due to the economic situation. Only a few students managed to secure internships or jobs from our group.

Campus: The college labs are great, and the lab staff is really helpful. They recently upgraded the Wi-Fi, so now we have it in every class. You can connect up to 2 devices with your ID. The hostel is nice with decent facilities. The food was good for me, and the medical services are okay.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and they explain things really well. If you study for about a week before the semester exams, they're not too hard. They're also really helpful for students who want to do a Master's abroad or start their own company. Last year, someone got a really high package of 65 LPA for CSE. Other branches got around 54 LPA too.

Placement: The college is great for placements. Companies like Infosys, Cisco, and others come to hire students. They also help students who want to do a Master™s abroad and support those who want to start their own companies. Last year, the highest package for CSE was 65 LPA, and for other branches, it was 54 LPA.

Campus: The college is actually pretty good. Big companies, like Infosys and Cisco, come here to hire students. There's Wi-Fi everywhere, good labs, and smart boards in classrooms. The library is a nice spot to study. They also help students who want to do Masters abroad or start their own companies. Last year, the highest package for CSE students was 65 LPA, and for other branches, it was 54 LPA.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They're always there to help when we need it. If you have questions or doubts, just ask them. Some semesters are tougher than others, but most students pass with 80-85 percent.

Placement: Around 5-10 students usually get jobs after finishing the course. The highest salary offered is 10 LPA, and the lowest is 2 LPA. Everyone manages to find internships. The placement scene isn't amazing because many students prefer to pursue higher studies instead of taking up jobs right away. In general, it's a decent college with average placement opportunities.

Campus: The hostel is nice and the food is okay. Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and the library are really good. There are lots of chances to play sports and games, which is great for learning. The hostel closes early at 7:30 pm, and the management could be better. Overall, it's just okay to be part of.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They help us with activities outside of class, which is cool. It makes me feel more connected to the faculty. They also get us ready for exams with practice tests and assessments.

Placement: Only about 10% of students landed jobs, but the pay ranges from 2.5 LPA to 3.5 LPA. Most companies hiring are startups, so the salary isn't great. The department doesn't offer paid internships. A lot of students had to find jobs themselves through referrals.

Campus: The hostel is clean and nice. But it's a bummer that it's not on campus. It's a pain to get to college when it's raining. Plus, we have to go back to the hostel for lunch and then back to campus. It's a hassle for us hostel students.

Admission: The teachers here are a mix - some really know their stuff, while others not so much. The course content is spot-on for real-world jobs. Exams are challenging, but if you put in the work, you can pass. The passing rate is around 36% for each subject.

Placement: Around 30% of us got hired this year, with the highest salary being 12.5 LPA and the lowest being 3.5 LPA. Companies like Infosys and Deloitte come for placements. Approximately 20% of students landed internships at startups, while some even got offers from Deloitte. The roles offered include software engineer, developer, machine learning engineer, and database positions.

Campus: The labs and smart classes are pretty good. But man, the food at the hostel is terrible. I'd say skip staying there and spending all that money. Look for a PG close by instead. If you need medical help, Sapthgiri Hospital is just around the corner. The sports area is awesome we can have a blast and even challenge other colleges. Our basketball team from Acharya even made it to the state level. And hey, there are other games to play too.

Admission: The teachers were qualified and knew a lot, but they mainly focused on helping us pass theory exams. There wasn't much practical knowledge. The exams were hard and the curriculum could be improved to match industry standards better.

Placement: I gotta say, the job placement here is not great. Only about 30% of us found jobs. Most of the companies that came were looking for software and testing folks. Other majors didn't get much attention. The highest salary offered was 9 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA.

Campus: The teachers were alright, they did their best with what they had. The labs were fine, and the library was big with lots of books, but some were missing. The dorms were fine, and there was food and sports on campus, with plenty of sports events happening.

Admission: I think passing semester exams is not too hard, but I feel like the college syllabus needs to match up better with what's happening in the industry. The VTU syllabus could use some work. The teachers are really helpful and you can reach out to them whenever you need. Passing marks are set at 35 out of 100. For our Computer Science course, we usually see 80-85% of students passing each year.

Placement: Placement opportunities are alright. It's not guaranteed that everyone will get a job, but if you're good at what you do, you can land a nice job with a salary of around 10 lakh per year or even more, depending on how skilled you are. The average salary is about 3-4 lakh per year. Your chances of getting placed really come down to how good you are at your stuff, not just the college you go to. The college does try hard to help students find placements, though.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is decent. We mostly use the campus Wi-Fi, which is pretty good. Sometimes there are small problems, but nothing major. The classrooms are big and have smart TVs and whiteboards. I've heard that the hostel is nice, but I never stayed there, so I can't say much about it.