LIT University Nagpur Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at my college are really good and have a lot of experience. The course curriculum is top-notch and very helpful. They are highly qualified and have published a bunch of research papers. Plus, they give us a good idea of what it's like to work in the industry. It's been super useful for me.

Placement: I didn't land a job on campus. About half of the students got placed, but it used to be around 80% in the past. The average package was 3.5 lakhs per year. Most jobs were in engineering, but some students got marketing roles too.

Campus: When I first joined Laxminarayan Institute of Technology, the infrastructure wasn't great. But over time, they made it better. Now, we have Wi-Fi, labs, and projectors on campus. The atmosphere here is really friendly.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and really know their stuff. A lot of them have PhDs. The engineering classes can be a bit dull, but we also have cool skill-building courses. If you show up to class, passing the semester exams is a breeze.

Placement: I'm studying electrical and electronics engineering. Most students from our college got placed, around 80%. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, and other tech and core companies come for placements. The highest salary offered is 8 LPA, while the average is 4 LPA. Overall, the average salary is around 6 LPA.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty slow and has some issues with Airtel, but if you use Idea, Vodafone, or Jio, you're good. Classrooms are nice, labs are good, and the library is awesome. The hostel is okay, not too big, but the food is really good.

Admission: In every department, there aren't enough faculty members. In the surface coating department, only the HOD handles teaching and guides students in projects, both small and big.

Placement: Placements in LIT for surface coating technology are really good. Since there are only 18 students in the program, almost everyone gets a job on or off-campus. Big companies like Tata, Nerolac, Berger, and Asian Paints come often and offer good pay packages to students.

Campus: LIT college is a government college, so don't expect great facilities. The infrastructure is really bad. Labs, classes, and washrooms are not well-maintained. The labs are in such bad shape that you can't even do practicals there.

Admission: The faculty and courses at our college make it one of the top chemical engineering schools around. The teachers are super knowledgeable and experienced. They really know their stuff. You get to learn a lot from them. The courses are set up to match what the industry needs.

Placement: Our college has a super high placement rate almost everyone in chemical engineering lands a job right after graduation. The rest of us go for post-grad studies. It feels good to know our future is secure here. I'm happy to be part of this college.

Campus: The chemical engineering department is awesome, but some parts need fixing. They're working on it, so it'll be top-notch soon. The canteen got a makeover based on what we wanted. Everyone knows about the main building with the famous clock on top.

Admission: Living on campus is required and you have to pay monthly. The campus has a canteen for meals. The student development cell offers Wi-Fi all year round for a fee. There's a boys' hostel called LIT. You can use the computer lab, department store, and library too.

Placement: In our class, most students got jobs in chemical engineering - about 77%. The highest salary was 17.9 LPA, the average was 6 LPA, and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. About 70% got jobs right after interviews, while 30% went for more studies.

Campus: The hostel fees here are really cheap. It's only for guys in the first year, but girls can stay until their fourth year. The science building and facilities are awesome, but the main campus is kind of old. It's not super expensive either. You pay around Rs. 20,000-25,000 for the hostel and an extra Rs. 12,000 for meals each year. It's a good deal for staying on campus and it's pretty convenient. Plus, if you're a reserved student, you can get all your fees back through scholarships.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, with PhDs and lots of experience from top colleges. They're always there to help us out and make sure we have all we need to learn well. Our teachers really hold things together at the college. Plus, a lot of times they're the ones making the exam papers for the university.

Placement: My college is government-funded, and many companies visit every year to hire students with good job offers. It's affiliated with Rashtrasanta Tukdoji Maharaj University in Nagpur, known for its great education. The placement rate at our college is around 98%, which is impressive.

Campus: Laxminarayan Institute of Technology was established in 1991, so it's been around for a while. The buildings are old but well-maintained. The labs are new and have all the necessary equipment. You can access Wi-Fi throughout the campus. They have a big annual event that draws a lot of people. The sports ground is pretty spacious. And let's not forget about the canteen it's a favorite spot for students during breaks.

Admission: The courses at our college are diverse and they keep adding new ones. The syllabus can be tough, but the teachers are there to help us out. They're all really smart and always have our backs. We work hard to do well in our studies and land good jobs after we graduate.

Placement: The recruiters here offer good salary packages, with the highest one at around 19.5 lakhs per year. On average, it's about 3.6 lakhs. There are lots of chances for placements and internships. The alumni network is strong and keeps us connected through social apps. They share useful stuff like online courses and info.

Campus: The classrooms are kept nice and have everything we need. Our college has lots of fun stuff to do outside of class, like parties, clubs, and trips. If you ever get sick, they take care of you right here. Plus, we've got a bunch of sports trophies!

Admission: The lit teachers have a lot of teaching experience. All the facilities have Ph.D.s in their subjects. Even the lit director teaches core chemical engineering subjects. They cover both theory and practical knowledge in chemical engineering.

Placement: LIT is a cool college for Chemical Engineering in Nagpur. It's the second best after VNIT. Chemical Engineering is the most popular course here. Lots of companies like HPCL, BPCL, Reliance, and Honeywell come for placements. Around 45% of students get placed for sure. You can become an assistant executive engineer with a salary range of 18 LPA to 3.8 LPA. Everyone gets internships too. Many Indian and international companies come for recruitment. It's a great place to study Chemical Engineering!

Campus: The library at Laxminarayan Institute of Technology is huge and well-stocked. You can find all the books you need for your B.Tech, M.Tech, or Ph.D. courses there. The library's infrastructure is top-notch. Plus, there are hostels for both boys and girls with Wi-Fi, good food, a canteen, and a playground.

Admission: The teachers at LIT are really smart. They help us a lot with our studies. Once we finish our third year in Chemical Engineering and Technology, we all go for a month of training in different companies. The course curriculum is super useful for us students.

Placement: The college is great for chemical engineering and technology. You can check the placement record on the official college website litnagpur.in since 2000. LIT has been doing really well in campus placements lately. In the 2017-2018 session, almost all eligible chemical engineering students, around 95%, got placed in top companies like Reliance, TATA Motors, Mahindra, BPCL, HPCL, and more. It's awesome to see so many big companies recruiting from our college.

Campus: The college has been around since 1942 and is one of the oldest places for studying chemical engineering and Technology in India. I really like the main building and the new chemical engineering department building. They've got top-notch chemical and computer labs with free Wi-Fi. The library is cool too, with lots of books on chemical engineering and Technology.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and easy to talk to. If you listen and work hard, you can get really good at all the subjects. Hands-on projects and practicals are a big part of the learning experience. The course matches what we need to know and is always current. In the third year, they push us to do an internship for a bit, which is great for getting a taste of real-world work and getting ready for a job.

Placement: Everyone in our class got placed, and 77% of us landed jobs in chemical engineering. The highest salary offered was 17.6 LPA, the average was 6 LPA, and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Companies like BPCL, Godrej, and Reliance hired us. We got roles like process engineer and marketing exec. Plus, everyone in our chemical engineering course scored an internship.

Campus: The labs have everything you need. The library on campus has all the books for your course, but it's open from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Classrooms are big and have projectors and some have smart TVs. There are hostels for both guys and girls, but they give first dibs to students from out of town. The food is pretty good too.