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

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are really nice. They cover everything in the chapters, but I wish they'd go into more depth. Exams are fair since they cover everything we learn. You need around a 40% to pass.

Placement: Around 80-90% of us students found jobs after college. The highest pay was 15 LPA, the lowest was 4 LPA, and the average was 6 LPA. Harman Connected Services India Private Limited and MSys Tech India Private Limited are the top companies hiring from our college. It was pretty easy for most of us to get placed.

Campus: The college has all the same stuff as other private colleges. Each subject has its own lab room and there's a big practical room for labs. They also have a seminar room. The hostel isn't great though, the food isn't that good. But everything else is pretty good.

Admission: The semester exams are pretty easy to pass. You need to get at least 40 out of 100 to pass. We also have practical exams that count towards our final grades. The course content is okay, but it doesn't really prepare us well for the real world.

Placement: Almost 90% of us found jobs after our course. The big companies that hired us were TCS, Cognizant, Infosys, and even Facebook. About 10% of students got internships too. The pay for internships was really good.

Campus: The hostels are okay. There are different hostels for guys and girls at our college. We have sports facilities on campus and a nice library. The classrooms and labs are good too. Food at the hostel is decent. Our college also has medical help if needed.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and like to chat with us during classes. They're really smart, with M.Tech and PhD degrees. Their teaching is top-notch and easy to follow. The stuff we learn is spot-on and gets us ready for the real world.

Placement: Most students in our course got jobs after college around 85%. The pay ranges from Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 52,000 per month, with an average of Rs. 30,000. Companies like M. B. Control & Systems, Hitachi, and Havells hire students for roles like managing director and project manager. Salaries go from Rs. 16,000 to 8.4 LPA, with an average of 3.6 LPA. Around 75% of students also land internships at top companies like Hitachi and Havells.

Campus: The classrooms are super clean and fit 70 students. They give us free Wi-Fi, which is awesome. The labs have tons of tools. The library has all the engineering books you need, plus a book bank. The food in the canteen is really good. If you're sick, they'll take care of you in the medical room. We've got a playground for outdoor fun and indoor games too.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but sometimes you gotta study on your own during exams. They're cool and help with study stuff when you need it. They give us notes when we're in class all the time.

Placement: The placement scene this year isn't as great as before. Not many students are landing good jobs through our college. The graph for placements is going down steadily. Some students are looking for jobs off-campus. Those who did internships while studying seem to have an edge in placements. I haven't done any internships, so I'm not familiar with how they work.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure and the teachers are really good. Hostel rooms are nice and have everything you need like medical help, food, and bathrooms. Both boys and girls can stay in the hostel. The food in the canteen is just okay, could use some improvement. They really push sports here, which is cool. Even the teachers get involved sometimes. Classrooms and libraries are top-notch, and we get free Wi-Fi too.

Admission: The teachers here all have PhDs from a top university, and they're super friendly. We have 4 classes each week, with one for going over stuff again and one for clearing up any questions. The teachers really know what we need for our labs. They even give us a pre-test before each semester exam to help us do better. The course is spot on, and the activities they plan really help us get ready for jobs.

Placement: I'm in the mechanical engineering department, and the placements here are awesome. A lot of seniors land jobs at top companies with an average salary of 4 LPA. Every year, almost all mechanical engineering students get placed. The college also offers 4 months of training to prep for placements and has communication classes in the 4th year to improve speaking skills.

Campus: The lab setup at this college is really good. The IC engine and fluid mechanics labs are the best in the whole university. They even have CNC machines, which are super common nowadays. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, which is cool. The library at DIT is awesome. They've got 15,000 books, and we get them for free every semester. If we need a reference book, we can use our library cards to get it. The classrooms are top-notch with AC. They have all kinds of machines like lathe, shaping, and milling. Plus, they've got welding and forging setups that are pretty cool and safe. The hostel here is dreamy. It's super clean, and even though there's only one building, each year has its own floor. It's also Wi-Fi enabled. The cost is low, but the facilities are great compared to other colleges under WBUT. There are 4 students per room, each with their own bed, lockers, study tables, and chairs. The bathrooms are cleaned daily, and they even have water coolers with filters for drinking. The campus has a great playfield for outdoor games. They also have a room for indoor games and a seminar hall for discussions. It's a pretty sweet setup overall.

Admission: The professors were mostly helpful and knew their stuff, but there were a few who weren't so great. I struggled in classes like AI and algorithms because the teaching wasn't top-notch.

Placement: Around 70% of us got jobs when I finished college. The highest salary was 3.5 LPA. HCL, Hexaware, and Amazon hire a lot from our college. In Computer Science, you can be a developer, tester, or supporter. The top salary for our course was 10 LPA. I'm not sure how many students got internships though.

Campus: The campus setup was decent, but it had room for improvement. The labs were nice, but there's no free Wi-Fi, so we had to use LAN for internet on PCs. The library was cool with a good collection of books, but we couldn't chill there for long. Still, we could find all the books we needed. The food at the canteen was just okay, nothing special.

Admission: The mechanical faculty at my branch is really good and helpful. They're super educated, so we learn a lot from them and improve our technical skills. I think practical knowledge is key for us mechanical engineers, so I often head to the lab in my free time. The faculty always have our backs and are ready to assist whenever we need help.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. It's not just about the college, but also about how skilled the students are. Big companies come for placements with good pay. Navaranta was here too. Our college brings in lots of companies for job fairs, including core ones. Last year's seniors did well with about 70% getting jobs. I'm not sure about the lowest pay, but one senior got 7.8 LPA.

Campus: The campus at DIT is massive with 7 blocks. The Wi-Fi is free and the classrooms are clean and spacious. The library is big with separate areas for students and faculty to read. The mechanical labs are awesome with 9 labs just for us and all kinds of machines. Our faculty takes good care of the labs. Each lab has medical facilities. We have a playground and another one is being built. No ragging here, so seniors and juniors get along. We all hang out together after classes. The canteen food is okay, sometimes good, sometimes not. There are separate hostels for boys and girls. I stay in the boys' hostel and it's big with strict rules. The warden is cool and keeps things in order. I'm in my 3rd year now and haven't had any problems here.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and always ready to help. Right now, we're doing online tests using knowledge lab because of the lockdown. All the professors are super smart. I'm studying mechanical engineering, so I can only talk about that. The practice tests and assignments before exams are pretty straightforward.

Placement: I'm still studying, so I don't know a lot about job placements yet. But seniors say everyone in our college gets placed. Top students get high salaries, while average students get decent ones.

Campus: The classrooms here are nice, with electricity always working. There's plenty of parking available. The labs are good too. The canteen is clean and cheap. The campus is divided into blocks for different departments. The washrooms are always clean. Overall, it's better than most other colleges out there.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and helpful. They try their best to help us with all our questions. Some of them have PhDs, while most have M.Tech qualifications. The course curriculum is great and prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: I'm in my 3rd year, so I can't say much about placements yet, but I've heard they're pretty good. At the beginning, most students get around Rs. 15,000 per month as an average salary. The average package is around 2 LPA. A lot of students also land internships at our college, like with the Indian Navy.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, a canteen, playground, and a workshop. Our hostel is spread across 3 floors. The food at college is tasty. We can find first aid in the hostel. Hostel students hang out at the college ground.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super friendly. They really know their stuff and got their education from top universities. They teach in a way that's easy to understand and always give their best. If you need it, they'll even do extra classes. The course is designed by WBUT, getting us ready for the industry.

Placement: I'm in the mechanical engineering program. The job placements here are pretty good. A lot of seniors landed jobs at big companies with decent pay. On average, the salary is around 4 LPA. The college offers training too. Almost everyone in our department gets a job.

Campus: The mechanical workshop here is awesome! The teachers are really good at teaching us the skills we need. The labs are super clean and well-maintained with all the tools we need. The library is also really clean and well-kept by the staff. And there's even a cool conference room for us students to use.