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

Admission: The teachers here are mostly great! They really know their stuff and teach well. But, there are a few who can be a bit rude and strict for no reason. The college does 3 internals for VTU students and 2 for autonomous students. The exams are not too hard, not too easy  just right to handle.

Placement: I heard that 80% of students get placed here, which is pretty cool. The highest salary package offered is 40 lakhs per year, while the average is 7 lakhs. The lowest package is around 4 lakhs. Lots of big companies like Infosys, Amazon, and Accenture come to hire students. About 70% of students get internships with companies like Velocity, L&T, and Wipro. It's a good place for getting job opportunities and experience.

Campus: The labs here are really good and there are plenty of them for us students to use. The ISE department's infrastructure is nice too. It's a bummer that there's no Wi-Fi in the college, but the classrooms are big, spacious, and equipped with digital stuff. The food at the hostel/mess is pretty good. They've got medical facilities here too. And there are sports grounds for football, basketball, and cricket, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They explain things really well and are always ready to answer questions. It's important for students to work hard too. The semester exams are nice because we get practice papers to study from.

Placement: The college has a good placement drive, and many students end up getting placed through it. The highest package offered was 32 LPA by PhonePe, while the lowest salary is around 4-4.5 LPA. They prepare us well for placements by training us on aptitude and coding questions.

Campus: The labs and classrooms are in good shape. The network can be slow in some spots, but overall it's fine. The canteen is clean and offers a variety of food. I'm a day student, so I can't comment on the hostel food. It's like food in any other college.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. You can easily talk to them without feeling nervous. They know their stuff. The teaching is pretty good too. But the course material isn't that great. It doesn't really prepare us for the industry.

Placement: Most students in our course get placements, which is awesome. The highest salary offered is 24 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. On average, students make around 6.5 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro hire students from our college. Also, lots of students get internships, which is great for gaining experience.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty slow, maxing out at 3 Mbps. Sometimes there are connection problems. The labs are okay, not amazing but not terrible. We have smart classrooms which is cool. The library is really good. The hostel and food are decent too.

Admission: The teachers at Atria are really nice and know their stuff. They teach well, but they stick to the book and class stuff. There are extra sessions by clubs and groups where we can learn more. It's cool!

Placement: The job placements at Atria are pretty good. Big companies like IBM, SAP, Accenture, and HPe come to campus for hiring around the sixth semester. The hiring rate is okay. Girls have an advantage because of a special program that helps them get more job opportunities. The highest salary in our batch was 7.5 LPA offered by HPe for a teaching associate position.

Campus: The labs here are really good for freshmen. The library has tons of books, which is awesome if you know how to use it. The food is decent, but it might be hard for northerners to get used to.

Admission: The teachers are pretty good for the 1-credit subjects, but for the 4-credit ones, only the math faculty is great for CSE. The rest of the subject teachers are not that good. But for our branch, the teachers are awesome. For AIML and CSE, they're not that great. One of the mechanical teachers actually graduated from NIT Karnataka.

Placement: I heard the top salary in our college is 30 LPA at Amazon, and 23 LPA at PhonePe for 3 CSE and MBA students. Mechanical Engineering students get 23 LPA too. The average salary is around 6 LPA. I'm not 100% sure about the average, but I'll graduate in 2028. We have 2 internal exams and one semester-end exam each semester.

Campus: The hostel is alright. It can be a bit tough at first, but things get better. The Wi-Fi is only for hostel students, not for day scholars. The campus isn't huge, but the top floors for MBA students have good infrastructure. The lower floors don't have the same facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and know a lot about their subjects. They're all PhD holders and the college has a great vibe. The exams are taken seriously by the examination committee. Good place for learning.

Placement: The college helps all students with placements. Lots of companies visit for placements. The highest package offered is 30 LPA at AIT. The average package is 4 LPA. Phonepe offers a 23 LPA package for students.

Campus: The college campus is well-maintained with good infrastructure. There's some construction happening but it doesn't bother much. They have labs with top-notch equipment, great Wi-Fi, and the hostel is nice, although a bit pricey.

Admission: I'm really impressed with how this college helps students find jobs. About 80% of us get job offers when we graduate, which is amazing. The highest salary some students got was around 8 LPA. This shows that if you work hard, you can have a great career here. The college offers a lot of training to help us get ready for job interviews. They teach us how to make resumes, do well in interviews, and even how to talk in group discussions. This training makes sure we're not just good at studying but also at getting jobs. The college works with many different companies to give us job opportunities. This helps us get ready for our careers and find good jobs. The college really cares about helping us succeed, and I appreciate that a lot.

Placement: I'm really impressed with how many students get job offers after graduating from this college - about 70%! It shows that the college really cares about helping us succeed in the job market. The highest salary offer was around 8 LPA, which is awesome. The college gives us a lot of support for finding jobs, like resume help, interview practice, and more. They work with big and small companies to give us lots of chances. I feel ready to impress top employers thanks to the training they provide. I've seen students get roles like team lead, Java developer, and more. It's great to know that the college is dedicated to helping us succeed in our careers.

Campus: The college has awesome stuff to make student life better. The hostel has free Wi-Fi, so you can use the internet whenever you need it. The classrooms are cool with TVs and projectors for interactive learning. If you like sports, there's a nice basketball court and a football field to play on. You can stay active and have fun. The food is good too, with veg and non-veg options. They serve non-veg meals a few times a week. It's great for students who want a healthy and balanced diet. Overall, the college is a comfy place with lots of things to help you do well in your studies and stay fit.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They break down the code and give us projects to practice what we've learned. The first year is tough because the teachers are strict, but it helps us learn better.

Placement: A lot of students found jobs in companies like HP, Infosys, and Wipro. The highest salary offered was 5 LPA and the lowest was 2 LPA. One student from IBM landed a job with a salary package of 9 LPA. They start training in the 4th semester with leet code and hacker rank problems. In the 6th semester, they focus on aptitude and soft skills. JP Morgan offers internships to 2nd-year students based on CGPA, coding round, hackathon, and an interview.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi for day students or hostellers. They track our browsing history, which sucks. The library doesn't have any network. Even for our phones, there are jammers. We have to log in to use the Wi-Fi, which has Sophus security. It's super slow and most websites are blocked. We can't even access Figma community members.

Admission: The exams are tough, like always, which is no surprise. But they don't really prepare us for landing those high-paying jobs. The placement training they offer feels like just searching online and studying for exams all over again. It could be better.

Placement: The college offers placements, but mostly low-paying ones ranging from 0-25,000. They say the highest salary is 10-12 lakhs per annum, but we have to pass a test post-internship without any training. The top package is 13 LPA, while the lowest is 2-3 LPA. Companies like TCS and Phonepe recruit from here.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is only for some people. The infrastructure is nice. The food is okay, but it changes every day. The labs have good computers for running programs. Plus, we've got a football turf, basketball court, and other fun stuff like carrom and table tennis.

Admission: The college used to follow VTU's curriculum, but now it's independent. The teachers really know their stuff and have lots of experience. They push you to get certifications and work on cool projects. You'll learn from folks who've worked in the real world and others who are still studying for their PhDs.

Placement: Plenty of companies visit our campus for job opportunities. But you need to meet some requirements like grades and skills to land a job. The salary packages are pretty good, with most students getting around 5-6 LPA. Some lucky ones even score 17-20 LPA! They also offer training to help us get better at interviews and improve our skills.

Campus: The classrooms have smart boards and projectors, which is cool. Unfortunately, there's no AC. The library is huge and has all the books we need. I like the smart kiosks and the thumbprint attendance system. The labs have everything we need for experiments. Good stuff!