MANUU Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really helpful and always there to guide us. The course curriculum is good too. Plus, we can go on an industry tour if we want to. It's a bit challenging, but the passing marks are 100 out of 28. Cool place to study!

Placement: The placements at this university aren't that great. It's located in Hyderabad, a tech hub, so students do get placed but mostly because of their own hard work, not the university's efforts. The placement system and staff don't really help much with getting students placed. It's more about what you do yourself.

Campus: The campus at MANUU is really nice, super clean everywhere. It's in Hyderabad, a high-tech city, so the campus is great. I like the courses they offer and the hostel is good too. They have a variety of courses and even offer distance education. The hostel is clean and comfy.

Admission: The faculty here is really great. They know their stuff and are always there to help. I like how they make learning fun and hands-on. They focus on real-world experiences, which is cool. It's easy to talk to them and get help when you need it.

Placement: I'm happy to say that most of us in our batch got placed, around 80-85%. The highest salary offered was 15 LPA and the lowest was 3 LPA. On average, we got around 6-7 LPA packages. It's good to see so many of us landing jobs through campus placements.

Campus: Our college has great infrastructure. We've got modern classrooms, labs with all the equipment we need, a library filled with books, and fast Wi-Fi everywhere. The hostel rooms are big and clean, with security all day and night. The food in the mess is okay, but there are lots of choices. And we've got sports, a gym, medical help, and places to relax. It's a nice place to live!

Admission: All the teachers here are really knowledgeable  some are IIT grads, others are just super smart. They make sure we cover all the material on time and are always there to help. The college sets us up well for the job market with hands-on training.

Placement: Most students here land jobs in big companies like Deloitte, DLF, and TCS. The starting salary is around 3.5 lakhs per year. Almost everyone gets internships in different companies. Some companies come to our campus to hire students, and a few even get jobs overseas.

Campus: The college campus is huge and has big libraries in every department. It's well-maintained and there's lots of space for playing. Security is really good and ragging is not allowed at all. The college organizes elections for the student union, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at my college are awesome - they're friendly, helpful, and really know their stuff. Almost all of them have Ph.Ds, which is pretty cool. The subjects we learn are actually useful in the real world, which is great. Overall, I'm happy with the teachers and what I'm learning.

Placement: Around half of the students in my university got placed. The highest salary offered was 4 LPA, while the lowest was 2.6 LPA. The popular recruiting companies include TCS, Deloitte, and Infosys. A good number of studentsabout 50 to 60 percenthave landed internships. Overall, I'd say the placement situation is okay.

Campus: The campus at my college is really nice, especially in my department. The Wi-Fi works okay in the labs, but sometimes there are problems with the equipment. The professors are all really good and knowledgeable, with many of them having Ph.D.s. The food in the hostel canteen is decent too.

Admission: All the teachers here are really knowledgeable  some are IIT grads, others are just super smart. They make sure we cover all the material on time and are always there to help. The college sets us up well for the job market with hands-on training.

Placement: Most students here get placed in big companies like Deloitte, DLF, and TCS. The starting salary is around 3.5 lakhs per year. Almost everyone gets internships during their time here. Some companies come to our campus for interviews, and a few students even land jobs overseas.

Campus: The campus is huge with big libraries in each department. There's plenty of space for playing too. Security is top-notch, and they don't allow ragging. The college also picks students for the student union.

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and friendly. They focused on making sure we understood the material well. Because of them, we felt prepared for jobs in our field. The exams were tough, especially for those who didn't study hard. But most students passed with an 80% success rate.

Placement: The highest salary they offered was 3 LPA. The average salary for our course was 2 LPA, and the lowest was 1 LPA. Companies like Bjyu's and Tata came for placements. Unfortunately, our college didn't arrange any internships. The top job they offered was as an assistant professor.

Campus: The college has a lot of cool stuff like Wi-Fi, a library, and a computer lab for math. The hostel is great too, with heating and AC. The food in the mess and canteen is clean and good.

Admission: The faculty here is super helpful. They even help us get ready for interviews and keep us updated on startup ideas and tech events. Only downside is the semester exams have questions in both Urdu and English, which can be a bit tricky. The question paper is kinda average in difficulty.

Placement: The placements at this university are okay. Everyone in the last batch got placed, but the salaries weren't that high. The highest package I heard about was 32 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 4 lakhs per year.

Campus: The campus isn't super fancy, but it's decent. The WiFi around the university is pretty fast, reaching up to 1 Gbps. However, there are some limits on what you can do online. They have enough hostels for girls, but only 4 for boys, which isn't really enough. Some first-year students end up having to find off-campus housing, which can be expensive. But usually, they'll get a hostel spot the next year. The food is good, and there are 2 canteens and a help center with free medicine. Plus, there's an indoor stadium and a playground on campus.

Admission: The faculty here are so friendly, it's like chatting with friends instead of professors. In my Mass Communication and Journalism department, the senior staff really treat us like buddies.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities. Big companies like Wipro, Amazon, and Deloitte hire students. The average salary varies from 3 to 5 lakhs per year, depending on the course you choose. If you're studying B.Tech in Computer Science, you can expect a placement with a salary around 5 LPA. But for general courses, the salary is usually between 3 to 4 LPA.

Campus: I really liked the course and the hostel. The girls get their hostel quickly, but boys might have to wait a bit. The monthly mess bill is around 2000 rupees.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're really helpful and always there to guide us. The course curriculum is good too. Plus, we can go on an industry tour if we want to. It's a bit challenging, but the passing marks are 100 out of 28. Cool place to study!

Placement: The placement system at this college isn't great, but being in Hyderabad helps with job opportunities. They don't really do much to help students get placed, so it's mostly up to you to find a job.

Campus: The campus is great, really clean all around. It's located in Hyderabad, a hi-tech city, so the campus is nice. MANUU has a variety of courses and even offers distance education. The hostel is good too, super clean and comfortable.

Admission: The curriculum at B.MIT is really good. I like that we have practical work in 70% of our labs. If you work hard, you can get great opportunities. Just remember, if you study and work hard, you'll get amazing chances. Thank you.

Placement: In the b.MIT course, almost all students find jobs, but the average salary is only around 2.5 lakhs per year. If you're in Hyderabad or any city, you'll need to search for job opportunities on your own. But if you're skilled, you can land a good-paying job in your field.

Campus: I'm in the b.mit program and the infrastructure isn't great. We don't have our own hospitals for lab work, so we have to go to other places for internships. But we do have all the basics like wifi, library, and smart classrooms. It's pretty good overall.