CMR College of Engineering and Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here aren't that great. It feels like they're just here for the paycheck. Most of them just go through PowerPoint slides in class. The Math teachers are okay, but the ones teaching ECE subjects are not good at all when it comes to electronics. We end up having to learn stuff on our own, using YouTube and other online resources.

Placement: Only around 30% of seniors got jobs this year. They always talk about CMR for placements, but I'm not sure about it. A lot of my friends are struggling to find jobs. Some small companies are coming, but they only offer call center roles, which is not what we want to do. Mahendra is hiring for call center jobs, and the pay starts at 2 LPA.

Campus: The hostel offers both AC and non-AC rooms. It's easier for girls to find a hostel inside or outside the campus, but guys are having a hard time with the hostel fees. They ask for too much money for a room here. I live off-campus and pay around Rs. 6,000 per month, plus a Rs. 2,000 admission fee. We also have to give an advance payment of Rs. 6,000, which they give back after a year in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers here really care about us and push us to aim high. They help us with our studies and even send us to hackathons all around the country. We also get to be part of the Teach Network, which is cool. The faculty at CMRCET is top-notch  students love them. They're super helpful, explain things clearly, and are great at clearing up any doubts. The teaching is awesome, with teachers who know their stuff and are always there for us. But, some students have mentioned that not all teachers are like that.

Placement: The college did a great job placing lots of students with an average package of 6 LPA. The training and placement cell starts helping us out from the 2nd semester. They split us into groups for training every week, which lasts the whole day. It really helped us get good placements.

Campus: The college buildings are nice, but the hostel needs AC, especially in summer. The food in the hostel is not great, too oily and sometimes cold. We have exams every six months at CMRCET. You need at least 40% to pass. The exams are tough, focusing on understanding concepts.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They've been teaching for at least 5 years and can speak multiple languages. The courses we take really match up with what I'm studying. Every semester, we dive into a new coding language and learn about its variations. Exams are kinda tough, depending on the subject. But most students pass with a decent score, around 75% to 85%.

Placement: Around 65-75% of us in the senior year get jobs through placements. The average pay is about 5.5 lakhs, with the highest being 60 lakhs. Big companies like Tata Consultancy Services, Paytm, and Aditya Birla hire from our college. In the second year, about 40-50% of students land internships with Teach Mahindra, Accenture, and others. In my course, they offer roles like data analyst and regular software engineer.

Campus: The department has a library and labs with Wi-Fi for each computer. The hostel is great. Food is top-notch and the rooms are spacious. Each room has good ventilation. The mess serves delicious food with a different menu every day for lunch. It's fresh and yummy!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They explain things well and tell us what's important. They're really friendly and share lots of helpful stuff with us. They push us to do our best and talk about job placements to keep us on track. It's great!

Placement: Placements come pretty fast in our college, starting from the 3rd year. About 55% of the seniors get jobs in different companies. Big names like Amazon, Microsoft, and others come to our campus, offering the highest salaries.

Campus: The college has a nice infrastructure. The hostel looks good, but the facilities are not what they say. The management for the hostel could be better. The labs and classrooms are great. Teachers take good care of the labs. We have access to plenty of books in the library.

Admission: When it comes to teachers, some were friendly and knew their stuff. But others seemed lost when teaching. The curriculum had some unnecessary subjects, bringing down the pass rate of the first semester to around 5060 out of 100.

Placement: To get through, you needed a CGPA between 9 to 9.5. The top package I heard was 24 LPA, while the average was 6 LPA. Some small companies were hiring, but only around 20-30% of students landed internships there. Most students were snagging roles in AI and ML.

Campus: The college looks nice from outside, but the facilities inside are not good. Some labs are okay, but many are not nice, and some don't even have fans. The hostel is also not great, even though we paid a lot for it. It's disappointing.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome at explaining stuff. They tell us what topics and questions are key. They're really nice and share a lot of helpful info with us. They push us to do our best in class and talk about job placements to keep us motivated.

Placement: Placements at our college start early, around the 3rd year. Most of our seniors, about 55%, get jobs in big companies like Amazon and Microsoft. These companies offer the highest salaries to students on campus.

Campus: The college looks great, especially the buildings. But the hostel is just okay. They promised more facilities, but the management is not so good. The labs and classrooms are awesome though. Teachers take good care of the labs, and there are plenty of books in the library for us.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable, most of them have at least an M.Tech or Ph.D. The stuff we learn is really good and helps us understand our subjects well. It sets us up nicely for getting jobs later on.

Placement: This college offers great chances to get placed in top companies like Capgemini and Siemens. The average salary here is around 5.5 LPA, with the highest being 55 LPA at Microsoft. They also hook students up with internships. The placement rate is around 89%, so most students land a job after graduation.

Campus: The college has really good computer labs with fast internet on every computer. They use top-notch i7 processors. In every class, teachers use projectors to teach. And there are separate hostels for guys and girls in different locations.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly good, but there are a few who aren't so great. They mostly teach using PowerPoints, which doesn't really prepare us for the industry. Luckily, we have extra training to help us get ready for the real world. The semester exams are not too hard, and even an average student can usually get around a 7.8 GPA.

Placement: The job placements for our batch aren't great. Only about 30% of us got placed in my course. The highest salary offered was 32 LPA and the lowest was 3.3 LPA. Companies like Siemens, Capgemini, DBS Technology, ServiceNow, and Accenture hire a lot of students. Not many of us get internships, maybe around 15%. They mainly offer roles like software developers and technical engineers.

Campus: The classrooms and library have great infrastructure. We get Wi-Fi and ethernet there. The labs and classrooms are always clean. Every classroom has a projector, whiteboards, and CCTV cameras. The hostel rooms are spacious and tidy. The food is not that great, though. They also have a small gym with equipment in the hostel.

Admission: Most of the professors are chill, but some can be tough. They really focus on important stuff like C language and Python. But having to study engineering chemistry feels pointless and kinda sucks. Luckily, the semester exams are a breeze, and passing them is a piece of cake.

Placement: So, about 30% of us land jobs straight from college. The pay is around 5 LPA on average. Internships kick in from the 2nd year, which is cool. They prep us with weekly training sessions too. Overall, I think the college is doing a good job preparing us for the real world.

Campus: The library and canteen are cool. But the Wi-Fi is a bit of a pain, it doesn't work well in most places. The hostels are nice, and they have a good gym. So living in the hostel is fine. The sports facilities are great too, you can borrow lots of equipment from the sports room.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. Some out-of-state students might struggle a bit with the language, but it's not too bad. The courses they offer are practical and prepare us well for actual projects in the industry. The exams each semester are fair and not too tough. Overall, it's a good place to learn and get ready for the real world.

Placement: The job placement for our course is pretty good, around 80-90%. The highest salary offered is 32 LPA, while the average is between 5-6 LPA. Companies like Deloitte, Capgemini, and Accenture hire students. After graduation, you can get roles like SDE, web developer, or data analyst.

Campus: The facilities for our course are really good. The campus has Wi-Fi, digital classrooms, and a library with great books. There are some sports facilities too. And the hostel facilities are good too.