Adithya Institute of Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The faculty here were really nice, helpful, and knew their stuff. I'm not sure if they're still around though. They didn't have a specific way of teaching, but we did use this online tool that was super helpful for learning. It's a bummer that they don't use it anymore.

Placement: Placements were okay for us. Only UST Global visited for recruitment during our senior batch, which wasn't great. But the weekly placement training was actually helpful. I wouldn't recommend my college for placements, but they did help us with off-campus drives.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is good. The labs and classrooms have everything we need, and they're big. Food is okay, and the hostel rooms are decent too. Sometimes we had water issues, but we could handle it. Overall, the college is a good choice for its infrastructure.

Admission: The faculty here are super friendly and really know their stuff. They help us a lot with our projects and give us extra training for placements. They make sure we understand the important stuff before exams and prepare us well for semester exams. It's like they're building us up like a tower!

Placement: Adithya College really helps with placements. They bring in a lot of companies and provide good training. I got placed in a course with 20 other students. The highest salary offered was 6 LPA. Companies like Infosys and Libro come for placements. I also got an internship along with 20 other students. It's great how they support us with job opportunities.

Campus: The hostel at Adithya Institute of Technology is awesome and clean. There are more than a thousand students living there. The food is really nice, with a different menu every day. Wi-Fi is available in all the classes, which is super convenient. The college really supports sports, which is great!

Admission: The teachers are nice and know their stuff. Since the college is independent now, the exams aren't as tough as Anna University's. Around 75% of students pass, which is pretty good. Getting a course and spot here isn't too hard either.

Placement: To get into the courses here, you gotta score 75% at least. The highest package is 12 lakhs per annum. They say the minimum package is 3 lakhs per annum. TCS and Wipro are the top companies that hire here. No need for internships - you can land one with your skills.

Campus: The college has a nice campus with lots of greenery. We have Wi-Fi everywhere, and there are hostels for both guys and girls. The food in the hostel is pretty good, and we even have our own cricket, badminton, and football fields.

Admission: The teachers and management are okay at this college, which is affiliated with Anna University. But some teachers have issues with students, and they don't assign internal marks or assignments properly. The faculty could be better, and the course curriculum needs improvement.

Placement: The college placement officer is really helpful. Big companies from both core sectors and IT come for interviews. They don't have strict qualifications, so everyone gets a chance. The campus is great for studying and getting job offers. Just a heads up, they check for any failed classes during placement preparation.

Campus: The college has a great infrastructure for learning. The labs are of good quality. It's one of the best colleges in the city for mechanical engineering, with an NAC A grade. The campus has a well-maintained, eco-friendly environment. The housekeeping and canteen services are good. It's a nice place to study and enjoy.

Admission: The staff here are super helpful and they teach us more than just what's in class. Our college is all about getting ready for the real world, so some of the staff actually work in companies and factories. We get to go on cool field trips 2 times every semester, which is awesome.

Placement: During our 7th semester, a lot of students landed jobs in core companies. I'm not sure about the exact salary, but it could be around 7 LPA. In the mechanical engineering program, many students also got placed in core companies. However, I'm not sure why some students were rejected.

Campus: The labs in our college are way better than the lecture rooms. The hostel is okay, not great. We have a canteen in the hostel with good food. It feels like home and you'll have a good time there. It's enjoyable.

Admission: The teachers are really good at teaching. The course content is practical and helps us get ready for the industry. They focus on improving our grades. The exams during the semester are fair, and most students pass with a 98% success rate.

Placement: A lot of students in our college get placed, which is great. About 40% of them find jobs. The average salary is around 1.2 LPA, while the highest offer goes up to 8 LPA. Big companies like TCL, Zoho, and Amazon come for placements. Most students, about 60%, manage to land a job. They offer cool roles like multimedia programmer, technical support specialist, web developer, forensic computer analyst, and computer programmer.

Campus: The college has great facilities like computer labs and a library with lots of books. The hostel rooms are nice, and the food in the mess and canteen is good. They also have good medical facilities and sports options.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced in different areas. They teach us using real-life examples in every class. It's cool to see how the things we learn apply in the real world. The lab instructors know their stuff too, they can handle all the machines in there like pros.

Placement: Our seniors landed awesome placements with big companies like Amazon, Wipro, and TCS coming to our college. About 80% of them got placed in good companies. Right now, we have received nearly 600 job offers from 56 recruiters. Lots of students are doing internships at top MNCs.

Campus: The college has awesome lab facilities, especially for the Mechanical department. They have labs like CNC, LabView, RPT, and Robotics. The faculty members are really good at teaching. Our college has six engineering departments: Mechanical, Civil, ECE, EEE, CSE, and IT. The bus, hostel, and canteen facilities are all great too.

Admission: The faculty here is not great. Only a handful of them have PhDs and experience. They do give good industry exposure though. They claim to be helpful and supportive, but they don't explain things properly. They don't really push students to excel, but they do offer some support. It feels like they're just here for the paycheck.

Placement: The job opportunities are decent. Mechanical students got offered up to Rs. 15,000 per month. Mainly BPO and IT companies visited our campus. Not many core companies came, so only a handful of students got placed. The placement manager works hard to bring in companies, but there's no guarantee you'll get a job. Only around 30% of students end up with jobs, and the rest are left without any. It's tough because even students without any backlogs struggle to find jobs.

Campus: The lab facilities are good and well-equipped. But the sports facilities are not that great just a football ground that's not in good shape. There's no badminton court, and sports aren't given much importance. Students don't have easy access to medical facilities. The library for BE students is nice, with reading rooms that students can use anytime. But there aren't enough books. The food in the canteen is okay, not too bad. The classrooms and other facilities are really awesome. The internet and computer labs are great.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They explain things well and help us with any questions we have. They also show us how to write better answers. The course content is great, I'd give it a 9 out of 10. I really appreciate how practical the curriculum is, it's all about real-life stuff. Exams happen every semester with a class size of around 52 students. And the course fees are INR 41000 per year.

Placement: I love my college's placement opportunities! We can start getting campus job offers in the 4th semester. Big companies like Amazon, Flipkart, Oracle, Wipro, and Infosys come to our campus for recruitment. The average salary is about 10-12 LPA, but the top package can go up to 45 LPA. It's exciting to see all these options for our future careers!

Campus: The college has on-campus hostel rooms for students. I stayed in a double-sharing room with a private bathroom. They offer both AC and Non-AC rooms. The food in the mess is changed monthly and is way better than other hostels. Since the MBA program is residential, we have to live on campus. Overall, the hostel facilities are pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always ready to help. They make the lessons interesting and easy to understand. The course content is practical and up-to-date. Exams happen twice a year, and most students pass with a 65% average.

Placement: I took this course at the college, and I'm glad to say that 70% of us got jobs through campus interviews. The top companies that hire us are TCS, Wipro, Infosys, and Zoho. Also, about 25% of students in our course got internships at startup companies. It's a great opportunity for us to kickstart our careers!

Campus: I really like how the college faculty is there to help me with my studies and also personal stuff. The campus has everything I need like Wi-Fi, labs, library, and classrooms. The teachers are okay, not the best but they get the job done. The food in the hostel is decent, not the best but not the worst either.