Bheemanna Khandre Institute of Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teaching at our college is great, but most students aren't interested in doing any extra activities. That's why there aren't many extracurricular options. The quality of education is good, but a lot of students don't put in much effort. Unfortunately, it seems like even some of the professors have become lazy. It's hard to find good teachers for design engineering.

Placement: Our college lacks placements and internships, which is a bummer. They don't really hook us up with good opportunities or teach us much about technology. Sadly, none of us got jobs after graduating. During internships, we had a tough time because of how the college is run.

Campus: The college campus is nice, and the hostel setting is really pretty. Our classroom facilities are great and have everything we need. We have 2 libraries one main one and another smaller one. The food and accommodation options are good and reasonably priced. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Admission: The college had a high passing rate of over 90% and the teachers were really good. They didn't prepare us well for the job market, but the knowledge we gained will be useful in the future. Our college consistently had a passing rate above 90% every year, and the teachers were always supportive.

Placement: Our college always has a passing rate of over 90% each year. The highest salary offered is INR 5 lakh a year, while the lowest is INR 1.8 lakh a year. Companies like ACC, Tata Consultancy, HP, and Chettinad Cement Factory hire students, along with some good contractors.

Campus: At our college, they have laundry facilities which is super convenient. The hostel serves really good food and the facilities are top-notch. I love that they have games and sports activities that happen every year. Overall, the facilities here are really good.

Admission: The teachers here are not very experienced and don't have a great attitude. It's in a rural area, so we don't expect top-notch faculty. But hopefully, they'll improve the curriculum. We don't get much real-world experience since they stick to old teaching methods.

Placement: The college is located in a rural area, so we don't have as many placement opportunities as they said we would. The college administration hasn't brought in big companies to show us how the job market works and what skills we need to compete.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. They have all the lab equipment and a variety of sports and games. It's great that they have an ambulance on standby for emergencies. The canteen food isn't that great, though. And the hostel rooms are old and messy, they really need to fix them up.

Admission: The teachers are great here! They don't just teach the course material, they also share life lessons. The ratio of students to teachers is around 20:1. Industrial visits are organized for seniors only. Many of the lecturers are young and new to teaching.

Placement: The placements here are cool, but mostly in startups, not big companies. The salary usually ranges from Rs. 20,000-30,000 a month. If you're into seminars and studying, you can land a good job with a nice pay.

Campus: The classrooms and library here aren't as great as they seem online. The library doesn't have all the books we need. Every year, our college has sports events. The Wi-Fi is kinda slow, but honestly, most people just use Jio anyway. The hostels are nice and the food in the mess is pretty good. Some people have issues with the infrastructure, but I think it's not a big deal.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They've got the experience and knowledge to back it up. The chemical engineering course curriculum is spot-on for preparing us for the industry. You only need 40% to pass, so it's not too stressful. The exams are fair and depend on how well you do.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 80%-90%. The highest salary is 3 LPA, and the lowest is 2.5 LPA. The popular roles are process engineer and production engineer. We all did internships at places like Honour Lab, Neuland Labs, Piramal, Mylan, and more.

Campus: There's a lot on our campus - labs, canteen, library, and a book store. The hostel is nice and the food is really good. We've got sports facilities and even a gym. There's medical help too, with an ambulance on campus all day for emergencies.

Admission: The faculty here are really friendly and helpful. They're always there to answer your questions. In the mechanical department, the teachers are super supportive, and some of them are really skilled and generous with their help. Most of them have M.Tech degrees, but there are no professors with PhDs.

Placement: When I was there, the mechanical industry was going through a tough time, so there weren't any placements happening. But some of my friends from computer science and engineering got jobs in a few Indian companies. Other than that, no one else got placed that year.

Campus: The classrooms are nice because they're quiet during lectures. Wi-Fi is good at the admin office, but not everywhere on campus. The library is awesome for people who actually use it. They also have medical facilities which is a plus.

Admission: Some teachers are really helpful during exams, but others show favoritism.

Placement: I picked computer science engineering because only electronics and communication and mechanical students are getting jobs. Other branches don't have many job opportunities. Computer science engineering is a popular degree in the engineering field.

Campus: I really like the hostel here. The food can be a bit iffy at times, not always great. Wi-Fi can be spotty. The hot water situation needs fixing. But the security is top-notch with guards on duty 24/7. The labs and library are nice too. Overall, the college has a good infrastructure.

Admission: The civil engineering faculty here is top-notch! They really know their stuff and our branch always does well in the university results. The teachers are super qualified and understand the subjects really well. That's why we have the fewest failures in the whole college. Other departments are good too, but not as great as civil engineering. I'd give them 3.5 stars.

Placement: Around 20 students from our college got placed out of 120. The salary package offered was 1.8 LPA. Big companies come to hire CS students, while startups hire from other branches. Our batch didn't have an internship program, but they started it in 2015. The college's T&P cell supports students in finding internships.

Campus: I didn't stay in the hostel, so I can't say much about it. The campus was nice and green, lots of trees and grass. The classrooms and labs were well-equipped. The only downside was the canteen, it wasn't great, but you can manage.

Admission: The faculty is decent, but they won't cover everything in the syllabus. You gotta put in the work yourself. Most of them know their stuff, especially in the tough subjects. The lab staff know their stuff too. The heads of departments are helpful and they'll help you out when you're stuck.

Placement: The placement mela they organized was okay, but only a few good companies showed up. The others were just there for show. I didn't land any campus placements. Overall, I'd rate the college's placement efforts a 3 out of 10. You really need to prepare yourself for placements. They do offer early placements, but mostly focus on theoretical knowledge.

Campus: The campus is awesome! It's spread across about 35 acres with a canteen, garden, and playground. The classrooms are cool with new tables, benches, and projectors. The labs have all the stuff we need. The best thing about this college is the infrastructure. I love taking pictures of my college.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They explain things clearly and always help us with our doubts. They're really friendly too. The teaching style is great, and the labs have everything we need for practical classes. It's all good here!

Placement: Placements at our college are not guaranteed, but the education and campus are great. We had a good time during our degree. CS students have many opportunities, while civil students have fewer chances compared to other branches.

Campus: I think the popular courses right now are data science, artificial intelligence, and computer science. But I'm in civil engineering, and it's great too. It opens up chances to take government exams and even civil services exams later on.