MGMM Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are really nice and encourage us to get better at what we do. They care about our well-being and make sure we understand the material. You can pass tests without studying too hard, but they don't always recognize our hard work.

Placement: Before we finish our degree, we all do an internship. It really helps us land different jobs around the world. The highest salary you can get from our college is 7 LPA, the lowest is 3 LPA, and the average is around 5 LPA.

Campus: MGM in Jabalpur is one of the top colleges around. Everything there is kept really clean and nice. Campus life is great, and they treat everyone equally. The college cares about sports, competitions, and other activities. The labs and library are well taken care of, especially the library which is huge.

Admission: The Maths honors course is great for math lovers or anyone prepping for the UPSC exam. It's really challenging, but the faculty are super qualified with years of experience from top institutes like IITs. The student-to-faculty ratio is around 1/2, so you get a lot of attention.

Placement: Usually, placements start after the second semester with companies like Byjus, Namo India, Urban Cap, etc. Every year, there are over 200 job offers and plenty of internships available. Job packages range from two to 12 Lac rupees. The Placement cell on campus keeps us updated on job offers and packages.

Campus: I go to school on campus. There are lots of clubs at college, such as photography, music, math, chemistry, leadership, and newspaper reading groups. There's also an IES preparation cell and a Japanese society. It's really fun at college, you should definitely join one. Each club has its own classes and activities all year round. The lecture halls are a bit small, but they have AC and projectors, so it's cool.

Admission: The classes have a good balance of teachers and students. They teach us both theory and hands-on skills. The college doesn't have separate teachers for lectures and practical work.

Placement: The college wants us to go for more studies, so there's no placement cell yet. They've just begun offering internships and plan to have placements soon. The top salary offered is 4 LPA.

Campus: There's a lot going on here at our college! We've got sports, singing, debates, quizzes, and table tennis happening all the time. It's cool to see everyone coming together, no matter where they're from.

Admission: The professors all have Ph.D.s and really know their stuff. The course content might not be super up-to-date, but that's how engineering programs are. Most of the teachers are nice and helpful, though there are a few who are a bit tough. They're always willing to spend extra time helping us with our questions and are really supportive.

Placement: I'm really impressed with the job placements in my department. Last year, 84% of students got placed within just one month! You can start applying for placements from the seventh semester. The average package offered is around 10 Lakhs per year, with the median being 8.6 Lakhs per year. It's great to see so many students getting placed so quickly after graduation.

Campus: The hostel could use a makeover, but the food is clean and yummy. The LAN connection needs fixing, though. Overall, the hostels are good. The library is awesome it's a tall, air-conditioned building just for books! They have all the course books you need, and there's a book bank for SC ST students. You can find newspapers and magazines there too. The classrooms are top-notch.

Admission: I picked this course because I was really into it. The faculty here is super friendly and helpful. We've got around 60 to 70 faculty members, all Ph.D. scholars who really know their stuff. They guide us really well. Also, we had a study tour that the staff organized.

Placement: There aren't any campus interviews, but they do offer coaching for competitive exams. After finishing your Bachelor's degree, they train you well for Master's entrance exams or other competitive tests. You can even start your own business. Just so you know, B.Sc. students don't have a placement cell here.

Campus: The library is big with lots of books you can borrow. They also give out reference books. There are clubs run by students and seniors who help us out. The facilities are good and we get 4 roommates per room.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. We've got two tough exams each year, but if you put in the work, you'll do just fine. Just make sure to study all the subjects well.

Placement: I really like how our college helps students get jobs. Most of the students, like 70-75%, get placed in good government companies. The placement process starts in the third year. Lots of government companies come to our college for placements. The highest salary package is 8.4 LPA, while the lowest is 2 LPA. It's great to see so many opportunities for us students!

Campus: The hostels on campus are really nice and pretty. The food in the mess is good and clean. They have both veg and non-veg options. There are lots of clubs and groups in our college that you can join. Wi-Fi is available for studying, which is great.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They are always there to help us out and answer any questions we have. With a 1:25 ratio, we get enough attention from our teachers. We have two exams every year, and if you put in the effort, you can pass them easily.

Placement: I love how our college helps us land good jobs. Around 80% of us get hired by great companies with decent pay. We can start applying for jobs after our 6th semester. There are lots of government job opportunities too. Companies come here often to hire us. The highest salary offered is 7.2 LPA and the lowest is 1.2 LPA. Love it here!

Campus: The hostels are big and look nice, right on campus. The food in the mess is really good, with options for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. There are lots of clubs and groups for students to join. Plus, we have Wi-Fi available all around the college.

Admission: I'm a student at this college where there are both bachelor's and master's programs. There are around 10,000 students here. I picked math science since I really enjoy Math. The faculty is great with lots of degrees and they really know their stuff.

Placement: I'm in my 5th semester and there are lots of job chances here. Companies like Wipro, HCL, and Hinduja visit our college. Around 100 companies came last year, and 804 students got hired. The pay is usually between 20,000 to 30,000 a month.

Campus: The campus is really big with lots of trees around. It's 19 acres with open spaces. There are clubs and sports stuff happening every year. We join in lots of events too. The library here is massive, probably the biggest in the state. So many books and journals to check out!

Admission: The teachers at MGM college are great at teaching. The semester is not too hard to get through, so passing is not a big deal. The ratio of students to teachers is one to twenty, which means the teachers are well-educated.

Placement: During the fifth semester, we can go for campus interviews. It's cool because a bunch of big companies like HCL, Wipro, IBM, Ashok Leyland, and others come for interviews. The starting salary is around 4 LPA, which is pretty good for freshers. Most students, around 80%, end up getting placed, which is awesome.

Campus: The college holds an annual fest and tech fest regularly. The library at MGMM campus is huge. Classrooms are clean and have water facilities. There's never a shortage of electricity, and each room has around five to six fans. MGM College has various clubs for students to join. We also need to finish 120 hours of sports activities here.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice, especially in Physics. They explain things in an easy way that's easy to understand. If you don't get something, they're always there to help. They focus a lot on practicals, which is great for getting good grades.

Placement: The placement cell really worked hard to help us all find jobs. About half of us got hired during placements. Loads of companies, even some government ones, came to hire students. The highest salary was 6 LPA, the lowest was Rs. 90,000 per year, and the average was 4 LPA.

Campus: The hostels here are pretty good. What I liked the most is that they're close to the campus, so it's easy to get to classes. The food in the mess is clean and tasty, with options for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. The classrooms are big, tidy, and have everything you need.