MAIET Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. If you don't argue with them, you can score well in internal assessments. But you need to put in extra effort to pass the RTU main exam. This college isn't great for getting ready for the industry. You won't get much support from the faculty. You have to work hard to land a good job. Getting good internal marks is crucial for passing the semester, so you need to focus on that. In other top colleges, it's easier to get good internal marks without putting in too much effort.

Placement: At this college, there are no campus placements. We have to find jobs off-campus. Some students do get jobs at MNCs, but it's not through the college. The college doesn't help much with placements. We have to find jobs on our own.

Campus: The college buildings aren't great, but the Hostel rooms are decent with big rooms. However, the labs and classrooms could be better. The food in the mess is alright. The college doesn't have many events for students - there's only one good event called aura each year, but lately it hasn't been that great.

Admission: The semester exams are done by Rajasthan Technical University, so the college doesn't have much say in them. We did well in the internal exams, getting above-average marks every time. For academics, this college isn't the best. Unfortunately, the engineering department has closed down. The teachers are nice and helpful.

Placement: Our college doesn't help with job placements for mechanical engineering students. They shut down the college because not many students were enrolling in the later batches. It used to be a good place for mechanical engineering, but now it's turned into a school.

Campus: The food in the mess is okay, nothing special. The hostel is just okay, nothing too fancy. The college is in a good part of the city with lots of stuff around. Most students are from around here and don't stay in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers here aren't that great. A lot of them actually went to this college before and got hired as assistant professors through placement. So you can imagine how the teaching quality might be. The course curriculum is okay, but when paired with not-so-great teachers, it's a recipe for disaster.

Placement: The college doesn't have many placements. Lots of students have to look for jobs off-campus. The student activities and teaching are pretty bad. The college doesn't offer any internships, so students have to work hard to find one.

Campus: The facilities at this college are okay. It's the only private engineering college in the middle of Jaipur, so that's cool. The hostels are decent, but they charge a lot for what you get. The food isn't that great either. Living in the hostel isn't that convenient because the library closes early at 5 PM. Plus, only 80 students can stay in the hostel, and mostly just first-year students. It would be better if they could accommodate more students.

Admission: The teachers at our college are nice, but they lack experience. Their teaching isn't great. The courses don't prepare us well for the industry. The semester exams are okay in terms of difficulty. The pass rate is around 30%.

Placement: Only a small percentage of students from our course actually land a job. The highest salary offered was 2.5 LPA, while the lowest was 1.5 LPA. I don't even recognize the companies that come to hire us. Around 90% of us manage to snag internships at places like Ashok Leyland and HCL. Most of us end up as production engineers.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is a bit of a bummer. Classrooms are okay, but the labs need some new equipment. The library mostly has books by local authors. The hostel rooms are pretty big, fitting four students comfortably. The food is decent. Unfortunately, there's no medical help on campus. Sports and games are just okay.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and try to help, but most of them are new. They follow the University's curriculum, but it doesn't prepare us well for the real job world. The teaching quality could be better.

Placement: Around 30% to 40% of students got placed, with salaries from Rs.800000 to Rs.360000 per year. The college mainly brings in IT companies for placements, not core branches. Students have to find their own internships here.

Campus: The college labs are okay. The Wi-Fi is kinda weak though. The campus is clean and tidy. Food is just okay. They give out sports gear, but no real sports field.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful, qualified, and know a lot. We learn new stuff every day, which is cool. The curriculum used to be kinda behind according to rtu, but they recently updated it for all engineering branches. It's not perfect for getting us fully ready for the industry, but it's a good start.

Placement: No one has a job yet. Just two students landed internships at a small company. The highest salary was 35,000 per month, but it wasn't for an engineering job in Bangalore. In my course, the top roles are data scientist and software engineer. Some students in the past got placed in Cognizant with an average package of 3 to 4 Lacs per year. Only about 10% of students find jobs each year. The hype around engineering is fading, but this college lets us focus on other goals without any pressure from the college.

Campus: Our college's facilities are really good. I like that it's in the main City area, which is cool. We have a canteen, a small playground, some ducks, and lots of trees. Plus, we have Wi-Fi and 4 computer labs in our department. Oh, and the library is pretty good too.

Admission: A lot of the old teachers left, and new ones came in. It made things confusing with the curriculum. The new teachers are good at their job, but they only care about teaching the syllabus. They don't really focus on helping us grow overall.

Placement: Not many students found jobs after college. The college doesn't have specific placements for our course. Most jobs are in BPO and KPO, paying around 3.6 to 4 Lacs per year. Only about 20% of us got internships.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at the college is pretty bad, and the labs don't have good equipment. The library is just okay. The hostel is average, but they do have good food and sports gear for students. There's also a college bus for medical emergencies.

Admission: The teachers and staff all graduated from this college, which is linked to Rajasthan Technical University. So the subjects and rules are just like RTU, Kotak. Everything follows RTU's guidelines.

Placement: I didn't have a great experience at this college in Jaipur. No job placements were available for any course. The college has been closed for 2 years already, with only two batches remaining. The highest salary offered was around 4-5 lakhs per year. If you want an internship, you'll have to find one yourself.

Campus: The college didn't have Wi-Fi, and the labs were lacking equipment. The faculty for labs wasn't great either. But on the bright side, there's a library on campus. They also had a mess and canteen, but no fast food. Only the guys in the hostel could enjoy that. Unfortunately, there wasn't a separate hostel for girls.

Admission: The teachers here are not very experienced. Some of them just finished their own college a couple of years ago. So, they don't have much teaching experience. But there are a few experienced teachers too. The course curriculum is pretty good, made by RTU. We have 8 exams altogether during the course. There's a semester exam each year for 4 years, followed by practical exams. We also have internal exams in between.

Placement: MAIET is cool because they have connections with other colleges. Students from MAIET get invited to open campus placements at other colleges too. Companies like TCS, Accenture, Infosys, IBM, Wipro, and Apperio visit MAIET. In the last semester, there were around 50 students in our class and 35 of them got placed. The companies offered an average annual package of 3 to 5 Lacs. They conducted 3-4 rounds of exams and interviews during the recruitment process.

Campus: The extracurricular activities are awesome here. We've got a huge sports ground where we can play cricket, football, badminton, and basketball. The labs are great, with all the equipment we need for our practical courses. The only downside is that there's no hostel on campus.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and knew their stuff. They gave good advice about careers. The course didn't really prepare us for the real world, so doing internships is a good idea. Exams each semester were pretty easy. If you study for about 15 days before, you can get good grades without too much stress.

Placement: Around 15-25% of students found jobs after finishing this course. The college gave some chances for placements. Most students got job offers with salaries from 2 lakhs to 3 lakhs per year. Big companies like Solar Power and TCS came for recruitment. But there weren't any internships available at this college.

Campus: The college had awesome facilities. The campus had Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs and classrooms were top-notch. The library was decent. Hostel was nice too, with clean rooms and good food in the mess. Overall, a pleasant environment to study in.