CIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They're always there to support us and push us to get involved in all sorts of activities like hackathons and quizzes. Plus, we have guest teachers for every subject to give us extra guidance. The exams aren't too tough, and most students pass with flying colors  around 80-85% of us, actually.

Placement: I'm in the first batch of B.Tech Cyber Security students at this college. We're the first ones to go for placements in our branch. It'll be interesting to see how many of us get placed and what the average salary is in 2026. In other branches, more than half of the students, around 65%-70%, get placed in good companies. That's pretty good!

Campus: The classrooms and infrastructure are really nice. The labs are high-tech and cool. The library is good and organized. You can easily get all the books you need for your classes. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. Unfortunately, guys don't have a hostel on campus, but the girls have a great one. They take good care of all the girls there. Guys have to find a place to stay outside the campus, but there are plenty of PGs and hostels nearby.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. You can reach out to them anytime if you have questions or need help. They really care about us and make sure we understand everything. They prepare us well for the real world and give us all the knowledge we need to do well in exams. The college is affiliated with Bikaner Technical, a government university. Exams are fair if you put in the work. You need 23 marks out of 70 to pass in the new scheme, and the college gives 30 marks too. It's a good place to learn and get ready for your future career.

Placement: I'm currently in my second year, so no one has gotten a job yet. The college offers a top package of INR 20 LPA and a lowest of INR 4 LPA. Companies like Google, Microsoft, Infosys, etc., come for placements. Our college has all the necessary facilities. Seniors from all branches get placed in various companies, not just in Computer Science.

Campus: The facilities are pretty good here. They have WIFI in all departments like electrical and computer. There are whiteboards and projectors too. The food in the hostel is nice - they serve fresh food and sometimes give out free lunch to everyone.

Admission: The teachers are great and know their stuff well. However, the computer science department faculty isn't as good and doesn't have a strong grasp of the subject. Other departments have good facilities though. The faculty is helpful and supports students.

Placement: At my college, half the students got placed. The highest salary was around 5 lakhs, and the lowest was about 1 lakh. IBM and Infosys are the top companies that hire from our college. The course rules are all about development. Students can do internships no matter what percentage they have. It's up to them.

Campus: The college has a really big campus compared to others nearby. The classrooms and library are nice, but the labs could use some more up-to-date technology. There's a cafeteria that serves food in both the hostel and on campus. The quality is good and they use fresh veggies, which is nice.

Admission: The teachers at the college are not very experienced. They mostly care about finishing the syllabus instead of helping students grow. We have more theory classes than practical ones. But the teachers give us helpful notes to study from.

Placement: The placements at this college aren't great. They mostly offer jobs in BPOs and call centers. It's hard to find placements for core branches. Students usually get paid around two to three lakhs per year. The college does try to take students to job fairs.

Campus: The college is out in the boonies, but we do have Wi-Fi. It's a bit weak though. The library could use some work. Good news is we have a sports field. They don't have a full-on clinic, but they do offer basic first aid.

Admission: The professors at MITRC mostly have high degrees like AMP, teaching, or Ph.D. They also have experience working in the industry. Some students feel that the teachers are knowledgeable and supportive. But they think the teaching could be more hands-on and practical. The curriculum covers the basics of engineering, but it could include more modern technologies like AI, blockchain, and cloud computing. It would be great to see more partnerships with companies, workshops, and industry projects to connect what we learn with the real world. Students who take the initiative to learn on their own and get certifications seem to be more ready for jobs.

Placement: At MITRC, most students get jobs every year about 75%. The highest salary is around 12 LPA, mainly for Data Analyst jobs. On average, salaries are between 3 LPA and 5.3 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, and others hire from here. Also, around 45% of students do internships. The top package is for Data Analysts, but there are also jobs in software, data science, and engineering.

Campus: The equipment at MITRC is great, with projectors and stuff for classes. They have labs with all the gear we need for hands-on learning. The campus has over 1,000 computers with internet, even in the hostel. Both guys and girls can stay in the hostel. The rooms have everything like bathrooms, power backup, clean water, laundry, and food. The mess serves four meals daily breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner.

Admission: The teachers are really good here. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. They explain things well and make sure we're ready for work. The exams aren't too hard. Most students pass with around 80-90%. The course covers what we need for the industry.

Placement: Last year, most students from my course got jobs - around 60-70%. The highest salary offered was 12 LPA, while the lowest was between 3-4 LPA. On average, students got around 6-7 LPA. Companies like Upwork, Havells, and Tata Consultancy hired from our course. About half of us landed internships at different companies. The popular job titles were data scientist, data analyst, and machine learning roles.

Campus: This college is one of the best options in my city. The campus is nice and the facilities are good. The labs are well-equipped and the Wi-Fi works well. Classrooms are clean and tidy. The library has a lot of books that students can borrow. The food in the mess is good too, and there's a canteen on campus.

Admission: Some teachers are not always around. They might not finish the syllabus or seem uninterested. And sometimes, students don't take them seriously. Plus, they don't always get paid on time.

Placement: The placements at our college are not great. Only a few companies come for recruitment, but they don't actually offer jobs. Last year, some companies came, but students didn't get any placements from them.

Campus: The librarian is helpful, but the library doesn't have many books. Sometimes there's a water shortage issue. The labs need some improvements. They should do more work on them. The campus isn't very big, only about half an acre. The college is just okay overall, nothing special. Some new paint would be nice too.

Admission: The teachers in the computer science engineering program are super nice and always ready to help. They know their stuff and teach really well. But the course content doesn't match what's used in the industry today. The study material is outdated and needs to be updated to keep up with modern technology. Some changes should be made to the course materials at the college.

Placement: Around 30-40% of us got jobs after finishing the course. The top salary is Rs. 15,000 per month, the average is Rs. 12,000, and the lowest is Rs. 8,000. Companies like RRPL, Tech Mahindra, and Infosys hire a lot of us. We usually get jobs as software engineers or testers. The highest pay is 3.5 LPA, average is 2.5 LPA, and lowest is 1 LPA. Almost 40% of us landed internships in big companies.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus, and the classrooms are super comfy. Our college library has really helpful study stuff, and the labs are set up nicely too.

Admission: In the electrical branch, all the faculty members were really good. They knew their stuff well. Some teachers even came from NITs. They also gave us time to prepare for the GATE exam.

Placement: Around 62 students from our course got jobs after college. During our time, only BPO companies came to hire, so I skipped the interviews. A few of my friends went and got a 2 LPA salary. Currently, only a small number of students are working in core companies, about 3-4%.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. Wi-Fi can be a bit spotty, but classrooms are nice, and there's a library. Labs are well-equipped. The hostel isn't huge, but it has everything you need like clean rooms and Wi-Fi.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They are all friendly with students. If you do well in the midterms, passing the semester exams is a breeze. Just make sure to keep up the good work. You need to have at least 75% attendance to qualify for the semester.

Placement: I really liked how 70% of students found jobs after college, with a salary package of 3 LPA. The college offers lots of internship options, both on and off-campus. During the semester, you can work on new ideas and startups, and also take extra time to improve your skills. It's a great place to prepare for the future!

Campus: I really liked the hostel facilities at this college. The rooms are nice with good ventilation. The campus is full of greenery, which I love. They have a gym, playing area, and Wi-Fi too. The labs are clean, and my favorite spot is the three-floor library. The campus is surrounded by trees and greenery, making it so beautiful. The canteen also offers great food options. It's a great place to stay!