AITH Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff because they graduated and are super knowledgeable. We have tests often in class, and the semester exams are challenging but not impossible. Some professors are from HBTU, which is a good university known for technology. The best part is we don't have to stress about hitting a 75% attendance mark.

Placement: I'm studying Chemical Engineering here. The placement for our branch is really good around 80% of students get placed with a decent salary. It's not too hard to get into this branch, just clear the GATE exam for Chemical Engineering.

Campus: The campus at Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology for Handicapped is pretty average. They've got labs, a library, and Wi-Fi that works fine. The cool thing is they have a spot to help you with your ideas. The playground isn't huge, but it's big enough. And yeah, they also have an incubation cell.

Admission: The technical staff here are really knowledgeable. The semester exams are tough because AKTU University doesn't check papers properly. The staff don't really support us. There's a lot of illegal stuff and corruption happening in the college. But the good thing is, this college helps students do well in the GATE exam.

Placement: The top salary at aith Kanpur is 50 LPA from off-campus placements, while on-campus offers 19 LPA. The average salary for students in the college is 4.5 LPA.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is old, but they're currently building new facilities. The library and Wi-Fi are good. The sports facilities are okay. The college is great for preparing for the GATE exam. However, as a government college, some faculty members don't provide enough support for studying.

Admission: Most teachers are helpful, but some skip classes often. They're mostly educated, so exams are not too hard. Just make sure to study, or you'll struggle.

Placement: Around 70-80% of students in my course get placed, which is pretty cool. The highest salary offered is around one crore for off-campus jobs and 19 LPA for on-campus placements. The lowest package is 2 LPA. Companies like Amazon, Extra Marks Education, Suez, Dell, and JP Morgan come for placements.

Campus: The college building and hostel are really old and not even painted. It's weird that there are no smart boards in the engineering classes. The computer labs don't have enough computers, so if everyone goes at once, we have to share screens. They still use green boards in class, not smart boards. The library is decent, but the lab equipment is outdated.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty average. Some are really good, but others not so much. Most of them are really qualified though. The curriculum is based on the old AKTU syllabus. If you want to be ready for the industry, you gotta put in the effort yourself. Exams are run well and everything goes smoothly. Seniors and teachers are supportive and will help you out if you have any issues. The exams aren't too hard as long as you study. You can definitely do well if you put in the work.

Placement: Around half of the students get placed in companies, while some opt for GATE. The top companies that come for recruitment are Accenture, HCL, and TCS. Many students aim for internships, and some try for off-campus placements. The college offers various B.Tech courses like computer science engineering, AI and ML, electronic engineering, information technology, chemical engineering, and biotechnology. Most placements are from the CSE and chemical branches.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great. The labs have old equipment that doesn't work well. Classrooms look outdated without any smart boards. They don't offer student housing, so most of us have to rent rooms off-campus. The campus is quite small.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but they stick to the syllabus too much. It's not really getting us ready for the tech world. They just focus on the semester exams. The course seems old-fashioned, with subjects like Physics and Chemistry in the first year.

Placement: The placements here aren't great. Most students aim to do a Master's by passing the GATE exam and getting into IITs or NITs. Some get jobs through off-campus drives, but very few through on-campus placements. Wipro does a lot of hiring, but a student landed a sweet 50 Lacs job at Microsoft.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great. It's old and kinda small. I always thought colleges would be huge, like over 100 acres, but this one's only 10 acres. And there are still lots of empty fields. Wi-Fi works in my classroom, but back in my first year, the Wi-Fi didn't reach my classroom.

Admission: The teachers know their stuff, but you gotta put in the work on your own. The exams each semester aren't too tough. You can score well with just a month of prep. The course won't fully prepare you for the real world, so you gotta learn extra stuff too.

Placement: The job offers here are usually around 3-4 lpa. Most students aim for Gate or off-campus placements, while some prepare for government exams. We usually have to find opportunities ourselves. Companies haven't come to campus yet, so being proactive is key if you want to succeed here.

Campus: The library here is way too small. The canteen is just okay, they have stuff like snacks, noodles, tea, coffee, and other basic things. The campus isn't great, there's not much to do besides hanging out with friends.

Admission: The teachers here are qualified, but they don't really help us with internships and placements. It's important for us students to be ready for the industry, but the curriculum only focuses on theory. We need more practical skills to be job-ready.

Placement: The college doesn't have a lot of job placements. They mainly focus on giving you a degree, not on getting you a job. Only a small number of students actually get jobs after graduating, and the pay is not great. But if you're planning to take the GATE exam for more studies, then this college could be an option. That's my take on the placement scene here.

Campus: Second-year students don't have hostels here, only first-years do. The hostel rooms are low quality and there's no Wi-Fi. The food in the mess is terrible. Sadly, there aren't any sports facilities and the ground isn't good for playing games.

Admission: At AITH Kanpur, the teachers are really helpful. They listen to your issues and ideas, and they always have your back. Plus, at Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology in Kanpur, you don't need to stress about attendance. It's a relief!

Placement: I'm studying IT here. The packages are around 4-5 Lacs on average and 2-3 Lacs as the median. Companies like Wipro and Tech Mahindra come for placements, along with others you can find online. At AITH, attendance isn't a big deal.

Campus: The hostel at Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology in Kanpur is located around 2-3 km from the college. Even though it's a bit of a walk, it feels like home once you're there. To reach the hostel, you have to cross a railway crossing. Inside, the rooms are 3-sharing, with some being small and others a good size. The rooms are assigned randomly, so you never know who you'll be rooming with.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, and they know their stuff. The course content is spot on and practical. If you're in the tech department, you can even pick up AI skills alongside your regular studies. It sets you up nicely for the real world. Exams are doable if you put in the work, but they can throw you a curveball sometimes.

Placement: Around half of us got jobs after college. The highest salary was 30 LPA, and the lowest was 2 LPA. Most of us got around 15 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Accenture, and Facebook hired us. Some of us also did internships at places like Wipro, Atlassian, and Braclyn.

Campus: There's Wi-Fi, computer labs, AI labs, classrooms, and a library on campus. The library's open from 10 AM to 5 PM. Food's not great, but the hostel's okay. You can eat at the mess or canteen. Medical help's there, and they have sports events too. They do a sports fest in March or April, which is a nice break from studying.

Admission: The teachers here are alright, but they're just assistant professors, so they don't go all out in teaching. The course content is old-fashioned since it's from AKTU. So, you gotta study on your own for the exams. Mid-semesters are a breeze, but the end-semester ones are a struggle because they're set by the university. If you want good grades, you gotta go through old question papers and write everything down. The teachers aren't big on giving marks easily.

Placement: Placement opportunities aren't that great here. Only about half of the students get placed. This year, the highest package was 50 LPA for one student, while the lowest was 3.5 LPA. The average package was around 4-5 LPA. Companies like VEOLIA, Emsec, Initializ, Raps, and Accenture come for recruitment. Most jobs offered are in sales. Some students got internships from Veolia, Proeffco, Initializ, and Emsec. The roles are usually cloud engineer, software developer, or machine learning engineer.

Campus: The campus has wifi everywhere, which is awesome. There are two computer labs that are air-conditioned, and the library is cool too. It has lots of books for studying. The girls' hostels are nice but you can only stay there for two years. They have wifi and the food costs about INR 3,000 a month. It's okay, just like other hostels. And for sports, there's a cricket/football field, a basketball court, and a table tennis table.