Mahavir Swami Institute of Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart and know their stuff. They mostly have M.tech or B.tech degrees. The teaching is great, and the semester exams are not too hard. During exams, the teachers are super helpful. Students are all prepped to ace company interviews.

Placement: The placement scene is pretty good, with around half the students getting placed. The highest package for our course is about 5 lakhs, the lowest is 3 lakhs, and the average is 4 lakhs. Companies like Infosys and Wipro are the top recruiters. Most students, like 70-75%, land internships with companies as software developers.

Campus: The facilities at our college are awesome! The Wi-Fi works great, and the hostel staff are really nice. They help us out a lot. The food in the mess and canteen is tasty, and the medical services are good too. Plus, we have some fun sports and games on campus. It's all good here!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They keep up-to-date with what's new in their field. If you go to class regularly, the exams are a breeze. We even got to visit Yakult and Havells for industry trips. In the end, it's up to us students to make the most of our academics.

Placement: The college has been sending us lots of placement opportunities since the beginning. Even though core companies don't hire a lot of ECE students, there have still been many job drives, including some by the university. I got a job offer from a pharmaceutical company in Noida for a business quality analyst role with a 4.5 LPA salary. Some students are also getting ready for exams like GATE.

Campus: The classrooms in our college are really big, fitting around 80 students. I've been using the college bus for 2 years now, and I'm happy with the service and price. The hostel also has good service and delicious meals. Plus, there's a huge sports ground for all the sporty folks out there. Overall, it's a great place to study and have fun!

Admission: The teachers here aren't really helpful. Some of them care more about impressing higher-ups than helping students. Most of them just have a B.Tech degree, only a few have an M.Tech. None of them have a PhD.

Placement: No companies came to hire mechanical engineering students at our college. GGSIPU is great for IT, but other trades have no placement opportunities. It's easy to get into this college, but once you're in, you're treated poorly.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi included in the fee, which is cool. There are labs for all subjects, but not all lab instruments work. The classrooms can fit around 50-60 students, which is pretty spacious.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super nice, helpful, and really know their stuff. They cover a wide range of subjects and always give us assignments to work on. They also encourage us to keep pushing ourselves to do better. Love the support they give us to improve!

Placement: Most of us in our course found placement. Companies like Byjus, Acadecraft, Maruti, and TCS came for hiring. Nearly all of us got internships too. Companies visited often for placements. Workshops and seminars were held well at our college. We appreciated the college for all the help. The director also spoke to us weekly for advice.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college was kinda slow. But the campus was awesome, with a great library. It's the second-biggest college in GGSIPU, after the main one. The buildings are well-kept and there are like 6-7 cool gardens around. Overall, it's a nice place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are okay. They're not super amazing, but they're always there to help out. They follow the IPU syllabus, which is cool. The exams aren't too hard, so it's not too stressful. People usually get good grades, which is a plus. Some teachers stick around every year, but there are some subjects where we don't have a regular teacher. It's all right overall.

Placement: About half the students find jobs after college. The pay can range from 3 to 5 LPA, with an average of 4 LPA. Big companies like Infosys and Wipro hire a lot of students. Most students also manage to snag internships in software development.

Campus: The campus isn't great and the classrooms are just okay. No Wi-Fi on campus. The labs and classrooms don't have AC. Not much of a canteen, and students need to bring their own sports gear. No medical help available. Hostel and food are just average.

Admission: The teachers here are nice and know their stuff, but they don't have a lot of teaching experience. Some teachers really try hard, while others are just okay. You'll learn a lot of useful stuff in this course, especially since India is growing so fast. If you take this course, you'll be ready to be part of India's growth.

Placement: The college didn't have a lot of students getting jobs, but they did bring in some new companies this year. The average salary offered was around 2.4 LPA. Unfortunately, the college doesn't have internship opportunities. It's a good place to study for an IP degree, and if you work hard, you can get a job like I did.

Campus: The classrooms and library are nice. The hostel is good too. The food has gotten better recently. They have a sports meet every year. Wi-Fi in computer labs is slow, so not very helpful. The college looks great and it's peaceful sitting on the ground.

Admission: The teachers are okay, not the best but they are willing to help. They follow the IPU syllabus which is good. The semester exams are not too hard, so it's not a big stress. I got good marks here, which is a plus. Some teachers teach the same subjects every year, and sometimes they're missing teachers for certain subjects. Overall, it's alright.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend this college because there's a big admission scam happening. They don't have a placement cell, so companies don't really visit for recruitment. If a company does come, they usually offer a starting salary of about 3 LPA. Your best bet would be to look for job opportunities off-campus.

Campus: The campus isn't great, and classrooms are just okay. No Wi-Fi on campus, and labs and classrooms don't have AC. Canteen isn't great, and you gotta bring your own sports stuff. No medical help available. Hostel and food are average too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really cool. They know their stuff and are super helpful. If you have any questions, just ask them. I haven't been to campus because of covid, but I can tell they care about us. They teach online classes regularly.

Placement: Most of my friends got placed after our course. The starting salary was around 4 LPA. Companies like Byju's and Infosys came for recruitment. The college offers great placement opportunities. They also help students find good internships.

Campus: The college has top-notch facilities compared to the rest of the university. They've got great labs, a library, and a big auditorium. The campus is nice and green, with a huge outdoor play area. The library is spacious and has plenty of books for studying.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. The sessional exams can be tough, but if you study, you can do well. Besides regular classes, we get hands-on training and workshops from industry pros to prepare us for the real world.

Placement: The college guarantees 75% placement in good companies, and the placements are really good. The average salary is between 3-5 lakhs per year. Both big companies and dream companies come for recruitment. The highest package offered is around 12 lakhs per year. Also, the coding culture is getting stronger here, so if you work hard, you can easily get placed.

Campus: The college campus is massive and has great facilities. The labs are well-stocked. The food at the canteens is healthy and delicious. The campus is beautiful and well-kept. The classrooms are nice with good ventilation. Each department has its own Wi-Fi and up-to-date technology for students to use.

Admission: The teachers are really friendly and helpful. They know their stuff well. The college management is a bit corporate and not very helpful. But they do organize lots of workshops and fun events on campus.

Placement: The college had some companies come for hiring students, and a bunch of students actually got jobs. It's a new college, so they did a decent job with placements. Right now, the placements for MSIT students are looking pretty good.

Campus: The campus has four buildings for different courses. It's got lots of nice green areas. You can find drinking water and clean bathrooms easily. The canteen is there, but the menu isn't great. They're building a hostel, should be done in a few months. For now, students stay in apartments nearby.