Madhav Institute of Technology and Science

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and the curriculum is better than in many other NIT's. They keep updating the syllabus regularly. Each semester, we have 3 exams and the final one isn't too hard - you can pass by studying previous years' questions. You need to get decent marks in all subjects because they calculate grades using SGPA, not percentiles. So, be ready to put in a bit more effort.

Placement: The electronics department here is pretty good for placements. Last year, the average package was around 12 lakhs per annum. The main companies that come for hiring are Infosys and Amazon. We need to complete 3 internships during our 4 years here, and they're mandatory. But if you prefer, you can also look for internships outside the campus.

Campus: The campus looks really nice with a cool vibe. There's grassy areas, a library, classrooms, and everything you need. Each department has labs, classes, and places for seminars. The hostels are also pretty good. The food is okay, not amazing. Overall, they have all the basic stuff you need right here on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are nice and know their stuff, but they struggle to explain things well. The course content is not great compared to other colleges. It doesn't really get us ready for the real world or exams.

Placement: In my course, a lot of students don't get jobs because the professors don't teach enough for interviews and coding tests. Some students in our program do get jobs, but most of them only get around 3-4 LPA. A bunch of students still don't have jobs though.

Campus: The college hostel doesn't have much for students, except for Wi-Fi and a library. The hostel and mess food are pretty low-quality and not great. The food in the mess or canteen isn't good either. But honestly, this seems to be a common thing in most colleges, not just here.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and supportive, but there aren't many of them. They know their stuff well, and some even have master's degrees from SPA. The course is good  detailed and well-organized. But we don't get to go on site visits often, and when we do, we have to pay for it ourselves. The exams are alright, and you need to score at least 33% to pass.

Placement: We don't have a placement cell for architecture students at our college. We have to find our placements ourselves. The highest stipend in our batch was around 15,000 rupees. After graduation, we can get jobs like assistant architect, interior designer, or draftsman in the industry.

Campus: The classrooms and studios here are not great. They don't maintain them well, there's no Wi-Fi, and the tech support is outdated. Plus, there aren't any clubs or fun activities for students.

Admission: The teachers in my course are awesome! They're super helpful and know their stuff. The curriculum and exams are top-notch too. Thanks to all this help, we're all getting ready for the industry.

Placement: The job placements at MITS are pretty good. In the Computer Science and Engineering program, about 70% to 80% of students get placed. The average salary offered ranges from 6 lakhs per annum to 1 crore. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Amazon, and more come for hiring.

Campus: The facilities at my college are awesome. The buildings are in great shape. I'm studying Computer Science and Engineering, and the classrooms, seminar halls, and labs are all top-notch. The computers work well too.

Admission: Some teachers at this college are really helpful, while others aren't as much. The college only has short 4 and a half month semesters, which can feel rushed for students. The semester exams here are pretty standard, similar to what you find at other colleges.

Placement: To get placed in different courses, you need to score at least 70 to 80%. The college doesn't share how many students actually get placed, which is a bummer. Companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro come for recruitment. But the college doesn't help with internships at all.

Campus: The college has a good environment and nice buildings, but there's no Wi-Fi on campus. The labs are only open during class or practicals, so you can't use them any other time. They have different classrooms and a library available too.

Admission: The course is awesome! We have quizzes and assignments to keep us on track. There are labs and practical sessions too. The professors are really helpful and supportive, all of them have PhDs. The exams are not too hard either. I love the course and the professors!

Placement: About half of the students in my college find jobs after graduation, usually with a salary of around 4-5 LPA. Big companies like Zensar, Wipro, and Accenture come for campus placements. Some companies have a minimum CGPA requirement, but most are open to everyone. It's all about being eligible and giving your best shot during the placement season.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities, better than other state colleges. The classes and labs are well-equipped with Wi-Fi. The computer labs are really good for studying. The library is great too, with all the books you need for your courses.

Admission: The teachers are super supportive and helpful. Most of them have PhDs in their field. They teach well by using real-life examples. We have two midterms and one final exam every semester. The exams are not too hard, and about 80% of students pass.

Placement: Our college has good placement opportunities compared to other state government colleges. So far, about 65% of students from the 2025 batch have been placed. The highest package offered is 11 LPA, with an average of 5.3 LPA. Additionally, around 40-50% of students have secured internships with stipends ranging from Rs 4000-7000.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure. Most teachers have a PhD in their field. They are really helpful. The labs are updated and have Wi-Fi. Classrooms are in good condition. There's a big library on campus. The hostels are okay, but the food in the mess is not that great.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and easy to talk to. They teach well, but the courses only cover the basics. It's not enough if you want to specialize. The program doesn't prepare us for the industry, but it does help us learn and improve our skills. It also shows us what computer science is all about. Each semester has three exams: two midterms and one final. The midterms can be tough, but the final is more manageable.

Placement: Around half of the students have already found jobs with companies like Accenture, LTI, and Cognizant. The highest salary so far is 10 LPA at Tejas, while LTI and Cognizant offer 4 LPA at the lowest. Some students landed internships by applying directly to companies off-campus. Big names like Accenture, LTI, Mindtree, Cognizant, Newgen, Tejas, and Hashedln come to the college for campus placements.

Campus: The infrastructure here is top-notch compared to other colleges in Madhya Pradesh. The classrooms, labs, and overall cleanliness are well taken care of. Problems get fixed pretty fast, unlike what you might expect from a government college. The library has books from all technical areas, and there's also an E-library with even more books available.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart and know their stuff. They cover all the important topics for the course, and they even go up to GATE level. If you're struggling, they have extra classes every week where you can ask questions and get help from another teacher one-on-one. It's really helpful for students who need it.

Placement: The college doesn't have on-campus placements anymore, but students can still get good off-campus job offers. If we're interested in doing M.Tech, we can either do it at MITS-DU or prepare for the GATE exam while doing our B.Tech.

Campus: The hostels and classrooms have lots of facilities for students. The seminar halls are cool with AC, and they're all decked out nicely. The Wi-Fi in the labs is good, but the computers don't always work right, which is a big problem. We all have to bring our own laptops for doing programming and stuff in the computer labs.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and always there to help with any questions or problems. The course is practical and helps with real-life issues. Exams are challenging but doable. Most students pass with no problem.

Placement: At MITS College Gwalior, most students (around 53%) get placed in decent jobs. The average salary is 5.31 LPA, and the highest package goes up to 25 LPA by Google. Google hires a lot of students from our college, mainly for roles in software, data science, and other tech fields.

Campus: The library and hostels here are top-notch. The library is clean, well-organized, and has all the books we need. The hostels have cool stuff like a basketball court and a gym. The labs are clean too, with fast internet and lots of computers. Love it here!