AITS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and most of them have postgrad or PhD degrees. They're super helpful and easy to talk to, especially when you need help with something or advice about your career. We study important computer science topics like Data Structures, Operation Systems, DBMS, and Computer Networks. The exams in each semester are not too hard if you go to class and get the hang of the topics. It's doable if you put in the effort.

Placement: Around 80% of students from our college get placed. The highest salary offered is 9 LPA, while the average is 5 LPA. The lowest package is 2 LPA. Companies like Infosys, Redhat, and Fusion hire students from our course. About 70% of students also land internships in companies like GKMIT and Websenor. Roles like web developer and full stack developer are popular among graduates.

Campus: The Computer Science Department here has really good facilities. The classrooms are big and have projectors and whiteboards. There are also computer labs with fast internet and new systems for coding and research. The campus Wi-Fi works well most of the time. The hostel rooms are okay, with Wi-Fi, common areas, and clean bathrooms. The rooms are shared, but they have good light and air. You can usually do your laundry and get hot water easily.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They make learning easy. The course content is up-to-date. The exams are not too hard, with most students passing easily. The coursework prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: Around half of students pass their courses. The highest salary offered was 20 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 5 lakhs per year. Almost half of students also land internships. The most popular job roles are in web development for Computer Science students. Redhat is a top company that recruits from our college.

Campus: The College has great facilities. All the labs and classrooms are top-notch, and the library is always open. Wi-Fi is everywhere on campus. The food and medical services are good, and there are plenty of sports and games to enjoy.

Admission: The course here is kinda like the one at IIT. The grading can be tough, but it's fair. Our college uses the RTU syllabus, which is kinda outdated. But hey, the grading is decent. RTU is ranked pretty high among private universities. The exams for theory subjects can be really challenging.

Placement: In my course, over 60% of students got jobs. They usually get offered between 7 to 10 LPA. Companies like Toyota, Maruti, and local ones come for placements. Students from here have landed jobs in big companies like Byres Germany and Bosch in the past.

Campus: The college has really nice infrastructure, with big classrooms and good labs. The hostel is good too, and they have buses for students. They have all the sports facilities and medical help you might need. They also offer fee discounts. The campus is huge and there's a big sports ground. Plus, they have workshops for civil and mechanical stuff. Overall, it's a great place to study.

Admission: The college follows the RTU course curriculum. Midterms feel like regular class tests and they never finish the syllabus. Some teachers are great, others not so much. Some teachers don't know much about their subjects. I'd give the teachers 3 stars.

Placement: I found some job opportunities at local call centers and small startups through the college. In Udaipur, students from our college can get hired by local companies. However, I heard that some students end up losing their jobs within 6 to 8 months after finishing their courses.

Campus: The campus isn't that big, so I'd give the infrastructure a 3-star rating. They didn't separate areas for games or different courses, instead, they mixed everything together in a small space with a garden and basketball court. The library needs newer books, and the staff there can be pretty rude.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. They know their stuff well. When you're struggling, they've got your back. The semester exams are tough but fair, just like the ones at our university. You need at least 36% to pass. If you miss an exam, you gotta pay Rs. 200 as a penalty. But don't worry, they'll give you another chance to make it right.

Placement: I took this course with 40 other students. About 3 of us got jobs after finishing. The highest salary offered was 4 LPA. Companies like Secure Meter, Honda Motors, and Polycab hired from our batch. They offered roles in production, quality, and marketing.

Campus: The college and hostel have Wi-Fi, which is great. The food is good too. There's a nice sports ground, 2 buses for emergencies, 2 libraries for science stuff, and a workshop for hands-on learning. It's a pretty good college overall.

Admission: The teachers are really tough and mean, they don't make learning fun. The course is outdated and the teaching is just okay. It doesn't prepare us for real-world jobs. The exams aren't super hard; you need 40% to pass. But you have to show up to class 75% of the time.

Placement: I'm not sure about the placements because they only talk about where students go, not how many actually get placed or how much they earn. The CS department's placement cell seems weak, but the core branches have a better placement record.

Campus: The college says the infrastructure is okay. The hostel rooms are alright, but they keep things clean. They offer a lot of different courses. I'm studying B.Tech CSE AI, and the teachers are good but really strict. They don't give much support. You gotta have 75% attendance.

Admission: The teachers at the college are super smart and know their stuff. They make learning easy for everyone. The exams aren't too hard, and most students get good grades. Plus, the teachers are really nice too.

Placement: A lot of students from our college landed jobs in companies like Arcgate, MRF, and Microsoft. In streams like mechanical and electrical engineering, the salary packages range from 4.5 LPA to 24 LPA. Around half of the students got placed in different companies.

Campus: The college offers a variety of courses, each with its own department. The departments are well-maintained. Classes have projectors and Wi-Fi for studying. The hostel provides many facilities, and there are plenty of sports grounds available.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They explain things well. The best part is having assignments to do. You gotta make sure you hand them in on time.

Placement: The campus at this college is really nice. The placements here are awesome! Last year, big companies came for placements and offered good salaries. Lots of students got jobs.

Campus: The campus is nice with a separate basketball ground. The classrooms are modern and each hostel room is different. Wi-Fi is available everywhere. The classrooms have security cameras and projectors. Overall, the college has good facilities.

Admission: Most teachers had doctorates in different fields and were really helpful. In the first year, all of us from different branches had classes together for basic engineering subjects. I personally think Civil Engineering is the top branch. Exams were tough, so studying was crucial. If you feel confident but still fail, there's an option to request a re-evaluation for that paper.

Placement: Most students found jobs after graduation. The top salary offered was INR 900000 per year, while the lowest was INR 250000 per year. A lot of us got jobs in Udaipur, but I landed a position at L&T Construction Pvt. Ltd. in Delhi. I'm excited to share that I'll be moving to Karnataka soon!

Campus: When it comes to the facilities, the main things that matter are having electricity, water, and keeping things clean. In the hostel, they cleaned twice a day, we had electricity all the time, and the rooms were nice with different setups. They had rooms for four people, three people, and two people to choose from. It was all pretty good.

Admission: The teachers at this college are hit or miss. Some are really good, but others just go through the motions. You pretty much have to rely on yourself to pass. Honestly, studying here might not prepare you well for the industry. They say they're top-notch, but it's not always the case.

Placement: I was in the 2014-2018 batch. This college didn't help me at all. There were zero placements during my 4 years here. They promised 100% placements, but that was a lie. Don't waste your time at this college.

Campus: The food here isn't great. Other colleges have more variety. Our college serves the same food every day. The hostel is nice though. Wi-Fi is okay, but not super fast. Classrooms are decent, but some teachers aren't top-notch. No medical help available, just basic pills like paracetamol.