MSIT, Kolkata Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: In my first year, we had different teachers. The math teacher was awesome, but the physics teacher was just okay. The electrical teacher was the worst, and they ended up leaving. The physics teacher made us write notes but didn't really teach much. The course material is useful for getting a job. The placement team was helpful. The exams are tough because the university sets them, so passing is hard. Only 40% of students pass.

Placement: Right now, companies are coming for placements in 2024-25. It's better than 2023-24 when placements were not great due to the recession. People who got jobs outside of campus are lucky. On average, the salary offered is between 4-5 LPA. In the CSE course, the salary is around 5-6 LPA. Civil placements at MSIT are always solid.

Campus: Our college library is awesome! They have everything you need. There's an NPTEL room, but no canteen. The canteen only opens for the first 2 months of 1st year and then closes. Wi-Fi is not great, and they keep changing the password. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus. However, you can check out private hostels like Sharma Hostel and Start Hostel. And don't forget about the cool sports and games clubs they're the best!

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. A lot of them have their Ph.D.s and explain things really well with real-life examples. They don't just teach theory  they also show us how things work in real life. These courses are great for getting ready for the industry.

Placement: The course offers a top package of around 8 LPA, a bottom package of 4 LPA, and an average package of 6 LPA. About 23% of students landed internships at different companies. This course sets us up to become skilled software engineers or data analysts, and we get to dive into some cool stuff.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. Every classroom has projectors and AC in the labs and library. Wi-Fi is available in class. Plus, there are 2 chill rooms where students can relax and have fun.

Admission: Most teachers are helpful, but some aren't really interested in what we do. The TPO here is the worst. The semester exams were okay, but the questions were hard to predict. When it came to placements, no one really guided us. They just said to focus on coding and left us to figure it out on our own.

Placement: The placements for the 2025 batch have been really disappointing so far. Out of 10 people placed, only 1 is from our department. No good companies like Cognizant or Capgemini have visited our college. The average pay is around 3 to 4 LPA, which is quite low. It's not looking good for us in terms of job opportunities.

Campus: The computers in our lab are often broken, and there's no canteen. The college is far from the main road, so it's a hassle to find good food nearby. They have Wi-Fi, but they don't let us use it much, and the network is really bad.

Admission: The teacher here is super helpful, and the teaching is really good. The exams are not too hard, just moderate. Most students pass with a score between 60% and 70%. We get to work on projects that are like what's done in the real world. Everywhere you look, there's support from teachers and facilities. They'll explain anything you need help with.

Placement: Most students in our college get placed, around 70-80%. Some choose to go for higher studies like M.Tech, MBA, or research. The highest package was 21.64 LPA in 2023 from BNY Mellon Technology, and in 2022, it was 33 LPA from Amazon. The top companies that recruit from our college are Amazon, IBM, TCS, and MCAFEE. About 50-60% of students get internships with companies like Microsoft, Dell, Intel, Godrej, and others. The Computer Science course gets the best job offers.

Campus: The labs, classrooms, library, and Wi-Fi at the college were all good. The medical and sports facilities are also good, but the canteen food isn't great. The college mess and hostel are just okay. They offer a variety of extracurricular activities like singing, dance, drama, and playing instruments, which is cool. Overall, the facilities are pretty good.

Admission: The semester exams at MAKAUT are pretty tricky because the questions are so unpredictable. You need at least a 40% pass rate, which includes your attendance and internal marks. The written test is worth 70 marks, and the other 30 marks come from practicals and attendance. Luckily, the practical exams are pretty straightforward.

Placement: Our seniors landed jobs in cool companies like EY, Channelplay, Tiger Analytics, Keyence, Amazon, TCS, and Capgemini. They got roles like junior software developer and junior data analyst. The pay they got is pretty good for starting out.

Campus: Our college doesn't have a hostel, but sports are a big deal here. There's a sports club that runs big events like MCL (cricket) and MSL (football). Plus, they organize other games like table tennis, chess, carrom, and arts. Loads of fun stuff to do!

Admission: The teachers here are really good and they help us out a lot. Our courses are set by MAKAUT University, but they're still up-to-date. You have to work hard to be ready for the job market. The semester exams are not too hard. About 60% of students pass, but it changes sometimes.

Placement: Most students get jobs after graduating from this college. The highest salary is 38 LPA from Amazon, while the lowest is 1 LPA. On average, students get around 4.4 to 5 LPA. Companies like TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, Wipro, Deloitte, IBM, and LTIMindtree hire students. About 40% of students get internships in big companies. In my course, they offer roles like software developer, system engineer, data analyst, web developer, and cloud solution architect.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is pretty good, and the central library is open to all students. You can find books for your classes there. The classrooms are kept clean. The college doesn't have its own hostel, so I'm staying at one off-campus. Unfortunately, there's no playground at the college either.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and always ready to help. They know their stuff and teach in a cool way. It's important to show up to class and pay attention to understand everything well. The subjects like OS, DBMS, and computer networks are interesting for computer science students. The exams are set by MAKAUT, but if you study decently, you can pass easily.

Placement: In our batch, about half of the students got jobs. Big companies like TCS, Channelplay, EY, Accenture, and Calsoft hired students. They offered roles like system analyst, software developer, and other consulting jobs. The highest salary was 9 LPA and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Also, 60% of us got internships at places like Channelplay, Trust, Keyence, and Keysight.

Campus: The classrooms are neat and tidy. The computer labs have good computers with Intel core i7 processors and use Linux. They work great. The library has lots of books. You just need to be interested in learning new stuff to make the most of these resources. There aren't any hostels on campus, but you can find them nearby. Unfortunately, there's no playground. The campus is pretty small.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and know their stuff. Most of them are friendly too. About 60-70% of students pass their exams, which is pretty good. Our college is affiliated with MAKAUT, so they organize the exams. The questions for the exams are set by the university.

Placement: Around 60-65% of students in our college get jobs after graduation. Big companies like TCS, Cognizant, and Accenture often hire students from here. The highest salary offered in my course was 32 lakhs per year by Amazon. On average, students get around 4.3 lakhs per year. The college doesn't arrange internships, but they do allow off-campus internships if you find one yourself.

Campus: There's no hostel in college, but there are PGs and private hostels nearby. The campus is small, but it's got Wi-Fi. Classrooms, labs, and the library are good. There's also a digital library. The food at the canteen is alright. And there's a common room too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're always there to support us and answer any questions. The courses might not always match what's hot in the industry, but they try to make it relevant. The faculty members are friendly and always ready to help out.

Placement: I really like this college. They've had good placements over the past few years. Companies like TCS and Infosys come to hire students. Around two-thirds of students get internships in IT and MNCs. After graduation, many students get jobs as managers or team leads in development. The college helps us connect with employers through the training and placement cell. It's cool to see so many students landing jobs after graduation.

Campus: The classrooms are well-kept and have all the facilities I need. It can get a bit hot in the summer since there's no central AC, but overall, it's great. The Wi-Fi speed is also really fast here.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. Most of them studied at top universities. But some 1st-year teachers aren't very helpful. They don't answer all your questions, so you gotta put in extra effort on your own. The course curriculum is okay. It's similar to what other colleges have. The semester exams are set by the university MAKAUT. They're kinda medium difficulty, I'd say.

Placement: Most students (around 65-70%) got placements. The highest package on campus was 32 LPA, and off-campus was 54 LPA. The lowest package I heard of was 2.4 LPA. The top recruiters were TCS, Cognizant, Accenture, Tech Mahindra, BNY Mellon Technology, and ThoughtWorks. Not many students got internships from the college itself. The top role offered was SDE.

Campus: The labs here are pretty good, even compared to other colleges in the city with bigger campuses. The Wi-Fi is okay, but the cell service in the area isn't great. Classrooms are decent, and the library is nice. You can borrow books for the semester, so you don't have to buy them. The college doesn't have its own hostel, but there are private ones nearby. The food at those hostels isn't the best. They have a lot of sports events here, which are fun to attend.