Laxminarayan Innovation Technological University

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. They make us feel confident in things like public speaking. The course curriculum is good and relevant. The semester exams were okay, and most students passed, around 80 percent.

Placement: Most students in our course got placed, around 80%. The highest salary offered was 18 LPA, and the average was 4 LPA. Companies like Reliance, Tata Motors, Mahindra, and JK Papers came for campus placements.

Campus: The facilities for our course were really top-notch. They had everything we needed like a library, Wi-Fi, and a canteen. The food at the college was pretty good too. And they also had basic medical facilities on campus. Overall, it was a great setup for us students.

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: 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 and staff here are awesome. They really care about us like we're their own kids. Everyone is super smart and knows their stuff. Love the faculty at this college!

Placement: Placements in chemical engineering are great here, but not as many for chemical technology students. The salaries they offer are really good. One thing to remember is that if you work hard, you'll definitely see good results.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great, but it gets the job done. We have free Wi-Fi with fast speed, which is awesome. The labs have all the machinery we need, something you won't see in other private engineering colleges.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are pretty good. Most of the course material is covered in class, but you gotta put in some extra work on your own, too. They teach us both the practical stuff and the theory, which is cool. And every year, they take us on field trips to see how things work in real life.

Placement: The job placements at our college are okay. I like that the placement team works hard. The lowest salary offered is 3 LPA, and the highest is 5 LPA. The average salary is 4 LPA, and it's been the same for the past two years. So yeah, overall, the placements are just average.

Campus: The college campus is massive with a big building. There's a cricket ground for sports and a gym on-site. We also have indoor games to play. The classrooms can fit around 60 students, and the labs are spacious with all the equipment needed for practicals. Medical facilities are accessible, but there's no ATM nearby. The library has a wide range of books available.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really supportive. They work with us on projects and always help us out. They don't just focus on academics, they also join in on campus events. It's great to have such caring teachers around!

Placement: The placements at LIT are really good. You can find all the placement details on the college's website. LIT is the top choice for chemical engineering and technology. Plus, the college has a bunch of patents and awesome faculty members.

Campus: The college's buildings are really well-built and maintained nicely. I like how the old buildings look cool. The campus is big and right by the highway. They have hostels with different rooms for students from different years.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super motivating and always ready to help. They know their stuff and make sure we understand everything. Their way of teaching is really good, and they know a lot. They also prepare us well for the industry. They use projectors in class, which is cool.

Placement: I'm studying plastic and polymer engineering at college. Companies like Warlock, Vedanta, Apple, and Raymond come for placements. The lowest salary offered is around 2 LPA. On average, we get 3 LPA, but some lucky ones score up to 5 LPA. It's pretty cool to see the options we have after graduation.

Campus: The campus is nice, and the buildings are okay, but they seem pretty old. It would be cool if the college could update them a bit. We have Wi-Fi, and there are different departments for each subject. There are labs for doing experiments, and the canteen is pretty good too.

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 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: The teachers at this college are really helpful and know their stuff. They follow the RTMNU curriculum for exams. The other staff members are also friendly and helpful. The labs in every department are big and have all the equipment we need. Exams here are not too hard, they follow the semester pattern. We also have practical exams in the college labs.

Placement: Everyone who did well in their studies got a job. The average salary is around 6-7 LPA. Companies like Adani, Lupin, Reliance, and others hire students from here.

Campus: The campus has good facilities. There's a hostel for guys, while girls stay at a different hostel on campus. The rooms are spacious and shared by 2 students. Each student gets a bed, table, chair, and cupboard. The cost is super low, only 2,000 a year. The Food Technology department has cool new equipment. Love it here!