MITS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college were really knowledgeable and supportive. They treated everyone fairly and the quality of teaching was great. The semester exams were tough, but if you put in the effort and study hard, you can do well.

Placement: The placements at our college were pretty good when I was studying there. Out of 44 students, 15 got jobs with decent pay. The highest salary offered was 3.6 LPA, and the lowest was 1.44 LPA. Overall, the placements were solid.

Campus: The college had good facilities like labs, library, and playground. The food was okay, nothing special. Wi-Fi worked all day in the hostel. They also had a medical center for first aid if needed.

Admission: The campus here is really nice. The semesters are well organized. Our college has a high pass rate. It's been in the top 10 worldwide since the start of the year. I've learned a lot from the education programs here.

Placement: Around 30% of us found jobs after college. The highest salary was 6 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like Tata, Tech Mahindra, and Infosys come here to hire. They really focus on quality, which keeps us motivated.

Campus: The college has lots of labs and the whole campus has Wi-Fi. The infrastructure is really good here.

Admission: The teachers here really help us get good grades on our exams. Because of them, passing exams is a breeze.

Placement: A few students from our college landed jobs at Wipro with a salary of 4.5 LPA.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities and a nice campus. The hostel is clean and safe. There's a library and free Wi-Fi. The canteen serves tasty and healthy food. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at our college are super smart. They all have Ph.Ds from top colleges like NIT and IIT. They taught us using the methods from their own departments. The student-to-teacher ratio was good. We had chances to work in cool companies like JK paper mill and BSNL. The course was really helpful.

Placement: My college set us up with good jobs after we graduated. Companies like TCS, HCL, Wipro, and Shriram Transport came for placements. About 60% of us in the 2009-2013 batch got hired. We landed roles in web designing, QA, and system engineering. The highest salary was 20,000/month, and the average was around 12,000/month.

Campus: The college campus is huge, covering fifty acres with nice buildings that are three stories high. We've got everything we need here a cafeteria, playground, library, lab, and free Wi-Fi that's on 24/7. Plus, there's a hostel on campus. And get this we even have a supercomputer, which is pretty cool. I heard we're the only college in south Odisha with one.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They've worked in the industry before and share practical examples that help us learn better. The courses prepare us well for the real world. It's awesome!

Placement: Around half of my classmates find jobs every year. Not many companies come here to hire, so it's tough to get a job. But if you work hard and improve your skills, you can still get hired through off-campus placements. Bosch, Vedanta, IMFA, and JK Paper are the main companies that hire from our college. About a third of us get internships at places like Vedanta and IMFA. They offer jobs like quality assurance officer and production supervisor.

Campus: The campus has a cool library with lots of books to read. You can even download books using the systems there. The whole campus has Wi-Fi, so you're always connected. Each branch has its own lab with all the equipment you need. The mechanical labs are top-notch. And the gallery classrooms are really nice and make classes more fun.

Admission: The teachers were okay, but some were just average. It felt like they paid more attention to students from Odisha than those from other states. They didn't finish the syllabus on time and made us attend way too many extra classes. We didn't get any real-life experience from the industry.

Placement: The college didn't have good placement opportunities. Only about 10-15% of students got placed. There wasn't even a proper placement cell. Only a few companies visited the college, and some students who got interviews didn't even get job offers. The highest salary offered was 9000, while the lowest was 7000.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is super old. The canteen doesn't have much food to choose from. The computers in the labs are ancient, and some don't even work. The hostel is really dirty and lacks cleanliness. The food in the mess is low quality and tasteless. Plus, there are no convenient facilities available.

Admission: I took different courses at MITS like B.tech, M.Tech, BCA, B.Sc biotech, M.Sc biotech, MCA, and Diploma degrees. The college is connected with Biju Patnaik University, Rourkela. The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They're always there to assist us whenever we need it.

Placement: The job opportunities for mechanical and civil students are awesome. Computer science folks can land jobs at Wipro and Infosys. Biotech students find placements in labs all over India. The placement team really puts in the effort to help us get jobs.

Campus: The facilities at MITS are awesome! We've got a great lab and super roomy classrooms. Plus, they just opened a huge food park right on campus. The canteen is big and the hostel is just across the street, with lots of space to play games. Love it here!

Admission: The college follows the BPUT curriculum approved by AICTE. It's also affiliated with OUAT and BU. Recently, they updated the curriculum to include the latest advancements in all areas. They're now more focused on getting us ready for the real world, not just on book learning. The faculty are really knowledgeable, and they've brought in some bright young teachers to mix things up.

Placement: Placements were a bit tough for Civil and Mechanical engineering. But for CSE, EE, EEE, ECE, and Biotech, almost 90% got placed. Companies like Rolon Seals, BWEL, Learning Spiral, and CPC Diagnostics came for placements.

Campus: The campus facilities are pretty good. They're among the best in the area and way better than other nearby colleges. The stadium is awesome and hosts lots of events. But there's no gym or pool, which is a bummer. On the bright side, the labs are really high-tech and have everything we need.

Admission: The teachers are super friendly and know their stuff well. They work hard to cover everything in just a few semesters. The classes aren't too crowded, so you can get help easily. They use computers to teach, which is cool. They also talk about real-world stuff and help us grow as people. They're big on learning and give us useful subjects like MATLAB and automation.

Placement: The placement rate went down by around 20% this year. But companies like RolonSeals, CPC Diagnostic, BEWL, and Learning Spiral still hired students from our college. Looks like we might have better on-campus recruitment next year for some good reasons.

Campus: The college has some cool stuff like super computers and Wi-Fi across the campus. The internet speed is decent. There's a medical center on campus, but for serious stuff, you gotta go to Rayagada Zilla Hospital. Classrooms have digiClass for digital learning. The library is big with lots of books, including textbooks. We've got a nice ground for cricket and football, plus a common room for indoor games for everyone. On the downside, the hostel rooms are small and cramped for three people. Food can be meh sometimes, so maybe look into staying in PGs instead. The canteens serve okay food for breakfast, lunch, and snacks. The lab could use more instruments, and there aren't many super qualified teachers around.

Admission: This college doesn't have all the facilities or equipment like some others do. The teachers here don't seem to know what they're teaching us. They don't give us proper training either. Think twice before enrolling here.

Placement: Placement system here isn't great due to the placement manager and college management. Freshers get offers of Rs.10,000-12,000 per month. Only a small percentage of students, like 2-5%, actually get placed. Not many companies come for placements, so it's tough to get a job here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. They have a playground, temple, and big classrooms. The main building is where the management works. The library isn't great - not many students can find books. It may look nice, but it's not that great. I recommend checking out the college before enrolling.