Maharashtra Institute of Technology

Admission: The teaching at this college is really good. The staff are helpful and know their stuff. They help us get ready for jobs, but it takes hard work on our part too. We learn the basics we need for the industry. Exams aren't too hard, and about half of the students pass.

Placement: I can't say much about placements at my college since I'm only in my second year. I think around 20-30% of students get placed here. The highest salary offered was 80 LPA, while the average is 3-5 LPA. Companies like TCS and Tech Mahindra come for recruitment.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. They have a computer lab, library, good classrooms, and Wi-Fi. The hostel area and facilities are good, but the food in the mess isn't great. The canteen serves decent food, which makes sense since we pay for it. Sports facilities are good, but the medical facilities could be better.

Admission: This college is pretty independent, so some folks might assume tests are a piece of cake. But actually, they're a tad tough. The passing rate is decent, though. Exams are strict, and if you want a paper rechecked, they charge 1000 rupees. It's kind of a bummer for us students, ya know?

Placement: Campus interviews aren't too common here, but most students find jobs outside of campus anyway. So, don't stress about campus interviews. Just work on improving your skills. Plus, Red Hat and AWS Academy offer discounts for us students, which is a great chance to learn something new.

Campus: The girl's hostel is nice, but the boys' hostel is not so great. The college buildings and classrooms are good overall. Some classrooms are still under construction, so they look okay for now. But I've been in the finished rooms, and they're really nice. Once everything's done, it'll be even better.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and really know their stuff. In the Electronics & Computer Engineering department, we have some really experienced lecturers who've been around for 15 to 20 years or even longer. You can definitely count on great career opportunities with this kind of expertise. The exams are pretty tough, though.

Placement: The placement in Electronics & Computer Engineering is pretty good. Other departments also have good placement opportunities. Overall, the college is great for all students, not just those in Electronics & Computer Engineering.

Campus: The campus at college is nice with good facilities for students and teachers. However, sometimes things aren't managed well. Wi-Fi is available but not everyone can use it. The hostel is decent for both guys and girls.

Admission: The teachers at my college are super helpful and supportive. They really know their stuff. Some of them even used to teach at IIT! They make sure we get to go on field trips related to our course. Our semester exams are pretty average, with 2 exams at the end of each semester.

Placement: At my college, almost 80% of students get placed. The highest salary offered is 80 Lacs and the lowest is around 1 Lacs. You need a CGPA of about 7.5 to intern at Mahindra Company.

Campus: The college I go to has a huge and eco-friendly campus with lots of trees around. My department is on the 2nd floor of the 5-floor building. We have different labs like MQC labs and good Wi-Fi. There are also hostels available on campus. It's a nice place to study.

Admission: Exams are held securely with clear instructions. The strict exam conditions lead to good placement results because nobody can cheat. It's important to be fully prepared before exams, which are run by different teachers. Overall, it's a good experience.

Placement: Most students from the college land a job after graduating, around 70%. The rest find jobs off-campus. The average package is pretty good too.

Campus: The hostel is really nice and clean. The college course is awesome. It's a great place for students.

Admission: The teachers here are friendly and really know their stuff, that's why most students pass with about 70-75 percent. The exams are super strict, run by the exam department. They don't let anyone get away with cheating during tests.

Placement: Around 20 to 30% of students got placed after graduation. The highest salary offered was around 6 to 7 Lacs, while the lowest was around 3 to 4 Lacs. About 10 to 20% of students did internships, but I'm not sure about the companies. That's all the info I have about placements and internships.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi on campus, but there are lab connections. I haven't stayed in the hostel, so I can't say much about it. But the college facilities are really good and help students with their studies.

Admission: The teaching could be better, but everything else is fine. The semester exams are not too easy or too tough, they're just right. The curriculum should include more practical stuff to prepare us for the industry. The teachers are knowledgeable. Some are really nice and supportive, while others can be a bit harsh to deal with.

Placement: I'm currently in my second year at college, and my course is pretty new here. There are only two batches so far. The first one will graduate in 2026, and mine will be in 2027. In my program, we study subjects like Math, CGA, Computer Science, and Computer Graphics related to Animation. It's a cool mix of different areas that keep things interesting.

Campus: The labs are great, and there are libraries and other facilities too. They have workshops just for Automobile students. Plus, there are canteens and cafeterias for snacks. Teaching could be better, though. I can't say much about the hostel since I don't live there.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are great at explaining things. They make sure everyone gets it. They set up lots of activities to prepare us for the real world. Grades vary, but most students seem to pass with flying colors. I'd say it's a solid choice for this course.

Placement: Around 120 of us joined the AI course. The highest package was 18 Lacs at Capgemini as a data engineer. Companies like Amazon, Infosys, Capgemini, TCS, Flipkart, IBM, and Fuji Infrastructure Technologies also hired students. About 80% of us landed internships at Amazon, Capgemini, and others. The roles offered were Python Developer, Data Analyst, Database Manager, AI Developer, and Machine Learner.

Campus: The classrooms are nice and have good Wi-Fi, but sometimes it doesn't work. Labs are okay for working, but not super comfy. The library is awesome with all the research books and stuff we need. Hostels are decent for living, but the food isn't great. We have a ground for sports and a canteen, which are both good. The only downside is the hostel mess food isn't that great.

Admission: The teaching quality here isn't great. The teachers aren't super qualified, but they do try to help out. The course content is good because the college can change it up when needed.

Placement: I recently graduated from this college and I'm happy to see many students getting jobs. Around 10% of students landed jobs with a stipend, while 30% got internships. However, most internships pay very little. The roles offered are diverse and come from various companies.

Campus: The classrooms don't have Wi-Fi, but the labs do. The labs are great for CSE students. Some labs have AC, but not all. The classrooms can fit 80 students. There are two canteens, a big one and a small one. The college doesn't offer much for sports and games.

Admission: The faculty in all departments is great, but in electrical engineering, they're not as good. I had a tough time with internal marks there. They don't give them out fairly. So, study hard because it's tough to do well on internal assessments.

Placement: The job placements at MIT are okay. You do have chances to get a job, but it's not a guarantee. Usually, students end up with lower salary packages from campus interviews. Most students get around 3-6 lakhs. There aren't that many high-paying job opportunities. I'd rate it 6 out of 10 based on my experience with the electrical engineering department placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. Girls have awesome hostel facilities, but guys don't have it as good, especially in the mess. The food quality is not great for the hostel fee we pay. It's kinda expensive. There's no gym here, which is a bummer. The girls' hostel has an okay mess, but overall, Tara Hostel is really nice. But it's pricey, just like its facilities.