MCVA Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The college follows RGPV's curriculum, so the course is good for semester studies. The faculty is supportive, but attendance has dropped due to the owner's family issues. Overall, it's a decent place to study.

Placement: The placements were pretty good in the past, but lately, the education quality has gone down because of the owner's family issues. My branch had placements in Nov 2017, and the average package was around 3.24L per year. Not many companies come for placements, but the local companies from Malanpur near Gwalior like hiring students from our college.

Campus: The college has good facilities for engineering students. It's located on the outskirts of Gwalior, near Amity University. Some students don't like that it's in a village, but it's convenient because there's an Air Force station nearby. Everything you need is available for hostellers, so you don't have to go to the city for every little thing.

Admission: Some teachers are awesome and really know their stuff, while others are newbies, so it's hit or miss. The experienced ones took us outside for hands-on learning, but the newbies focused more on theory. We went on a few field trips during the program. The class sizes were good, not too big. The courses follow AICTE rules, so they're legit.

Placement: No companies came to hire us, and there are zero job placements in this college. We did well in exams, but we didn't have opportunities for good jobs right away. They have a training and placement cell for top students, but nobody from my course ever got placed through it.

Campus: The buildings here are just made of bricks and concrete. It's not the fanciest, but we've got great computer labs. The classrooms aren't super organized, but they're kept up well. The library doesn't have books from foreign authors, though. No medical help on campus, but they do have outdoor and a few indoor games. Lots of green space with big gardens and playgrounds around the college.

Admission: The teachers at GEC College are really helpful and positive. They know their stuff and some are pretty good at teaching. They're always there to help with any academic issues. The staff are cool too. The college only offers engineering courses in different areas.

Placement: The engineering college I attended had a lot of competition, so the academic standards weren't as high. This meant fewer companies came for campus placements in my final year. And even when they did, they weren't offering great salaries, probably because of market conditions.

Campus: The campus has great infrastructure. A good college always gives students good facilities. The labs are nice. Hostel rooms and classrooms have good furniture. The computer labs have the latest equipment. The college library is big with lots of books.

Admission: The teachers are really good! The older ones have a lot of experience. In the first year, we have young teachers who are friendly and helpful. They teach really well and even make us do presentations. When I was there, they used traditional teaching methods, but they might have changed now. There are 30 students for every teacher. We get to learn a lot about the industry from the first year itself. The course was practical and helpful.

Placement: The placements at my college aren't great. It's a private college, so they should work harder to bring in companies for placements. But no companies visit our college. It could be because it's affordable. But in Madhya Pradesh, there's an open campus, so our seniors and my batch went to Bhopal for placements and did well in other colleges. When I was there, the college didn't arrange internships, but that might have changed. We had to find internships on our own.

Campus: The classrooms at the college are really nice and have all the stuff we need. The campus has Wi-Fi, which is cool. The labs are pretty good, but some equipment might be old. The library has lots of good books and an e-library too. It's easy to find any book you need. There are sports facilities and games at the college. The labs and classrooms are okay. The food at the canteen is great. The hostel rooms are clean and neat. They're only for first-year students to prevent bullying. Each room has a bed, chair, table, and cupboard. Two guys share a room. You can also get a single room. Girls have a hostel near the campus. I felt really comfortable during my time there.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They help us with all our problems and are really smart. They know their stuff and are super qualified. The faculty at this college is top-notch.

Placement: Lots of big companies like Wipro, HCL, and Surya visit our college for placements. Gwalior Engineering College has really good placement opportunities. Loads of students have already got jobs in different companies. If you're looking for a great place to kickstart your career, I'd recommend joining this college.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and a good environment. They provide all the facilities you need, even better than some other colleges. The science labs and practical labs are well-equipped. Plus, classes are monitored with CCTV. Overall, the college's infrastructure is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. They all have master's degrees and teach well. The only thing is, a lot of students are from out of state, so not everyone comes to class regularly. But the mechanical engineering program is always solid.

Placement: Not many students get placed through the college. Only about 20% of students who found a job did it on their own. Most students opt for internships, with many going into CS or IT. However, that year, more students were interested in mechanical engineering.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure. It's pretty big with separate buildings for each department. Each department even has its own lab, but unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi for students.

Admission: Studying engineering here was great. I got a 7.6 CGPA. The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff. Their way of teaching was hands-on and simple to follow. The class sizes were good, around 30 students per teacher. We also got to go on industrial visits often.

Placement: Gwalior Engineering College rocks for engineering students! Last year, lots of students got jobs. Like, 60% from CS and 40% from mechanical. Some even work for PSUs now. This year, even more students got placed. Hopefully, more will in the future. The pay can go up to Rs. 6 LPA, which is awesome. Most students from GEC have jobs and are making good money. Proud to be part of this college!

Campus: The campus of GEC college is huge and located near DD Nagar in Gwalior. Each section has its own lab, like CS, electrical, and mechanical labs. They have prototypes in the labs and a workshop for practical field work. Boys and girls have separate common rooms with first-aid facilities. The college offers Wi-Fi for studying. There's a big playground for sports like football, basketball, cricket, and volleyball. The canteen serves good quality food at affordable prices. Hostel facilities are also available for students from other areas. Overall, it's a good college.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really smart and have PhDs in their subjects. They teach in a way that makes it easy for us to understand. There are about 50 students for every teacher. I like that the teachers go to the industry to teach us practical stuff.

Placement: The seniors got good placements here. About 80% of them got jobs, with the highest salary being Rs. 30,000 per month. They mainly got roles as mechanical engineers. The lowest salary offered was Rs. 15,000 per month. The placement cell is really helpful and efficient, so overall, placements are good here.

Campus: The college has awesome Wi-Fi and smart classrooms. The science and chemistry labs are top-notch. They've got sports facilities and indoor games, which is cool. Medical facilities are also available. The labs and classrooms are really nice. And the hostel rooms are super comfy too.

Admission: The courses here are pretty much the same as any other college. Since this college is under RGPV, the course itself doesn't really stand out. The first-year teachers are great, but after that, it's hit or miss. Some teachers aren't around much, and a lot of them only have bachelor's degrees, so they're not experts in their field. Professors are supposed to have master's degrees, but not all of them do.

Placement: This college doesn't offer any job placements. They talk about lots of companies coming here, but actually, no companies come. When I started, they promised NCC and Indian Airforce placements, but it was all a lie.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is not great. It's close to the Indian Airforce center, so we always hear loud Army aircraft noises. Parking is a mess, and there's no security for our vehicles. The college is far from the main road, like more than 500 meters away. And it's a pain because public transport is hard to find.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're trained well and really nice. They help out a lot, whether it's online or in person. It's a good idea to come to this college. The semester exams are challenging but not impossible.

Placement: I finished my time at Gwalior Engineering College in 2024. About 80% of students in B.Tech got placed. The highest salary was 6 lacs a year, while the lowest was 2.4 lacs. Google and Microsoft were the big companies hiring students.

Campus: My college, Gwalior Engineering College, has everything I need - hostel, mess, playground, and a big building. The facilities are really good and the hostel fee is about 60,000 per year. It's a great college for students from middle-class families.