MEC Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and always ready to help. They care about us and make sure we understand everything. My friends love it too because we all focus on our studies first.

Placement: Around 30 students from my batch got placed in the civil department. The highest salary package offered was around 5 LPA. The top companies that came for recruitment were Hero MotoCorp and a few others.

Campus: The sports management program here is top-notch. The hostel facilities are really nice. Every semester, we have a cricket tournament organized by the sports management team. The view of the Aravalli hills from our college is amazing. We've got a big field for playing, and everyone here treats each other like family. No ragging happens, and seniors and juniors are on the same level. Love the vibe here!

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful. They just show up, do their thing, and then leave. Some of them used to study here too. The course material is okay, but the teachers aren't the best. If you want to do well, you gotta give it your all. Don't expect the college to take care of everything for you. Some of the subjects we study aren't really up-to-date with today's technology. Since the teachers aren't that knowledgeable, you'll have to work extra hard just to pass.

Placement: Placements here are not great. Only a few students, less than 10%, got placed. The highest package was 3.10 LPA. Companies don't really visit for placements. If you want an internship, you have to find one yourself because they don't help with that. The faculty is not amazing.

Campus: The classrooms are run-down and the desks are never cleaned. The computer labs feel like they're stuck in the 90s with outdated Windows 7, 3gb RAM, and 128gb HDD. It's impossible to run VS code on those computers without them freezing. The hostel food prep is sketchy - they cook chicken biryani twice a week, but it's risky. Even the rotis are tough as bricks to chew.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. Some of them know a lot and are very qualified. They organize activities related to our studies, which helps us learn.

Placement: I'm happy to say that everyone who was eligible found a job after college. Companies like Hamdard, Hero, Honda, and Syska visited our campus. About 1 in every 5 students also landed internships in various areas. Personally, I scored a job as an assistant engineer at M3M.

Campus: The campus has great facilities. It's clean and looks brand new. My favorite spot is the library - it's amazing. The hostel has a huge sports ground. The food they serve is really good and healthy. Plus, the whole campus has Wi-Fi, which is awesome.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They know their stuff and have lots of experience. By the end of the course, you'll be totally ready for any job out there. They cover everything in class and seminars. The pass rate for each subject is around 40%.

Placement: The job placements for mechanical engineering aren't great. If you're skilled, you can land a job at a good company. About 70 students in our batch got campus placements. But some didn't get placed due to lacking skills.

Campus: The facilities and campus are decent. Wi-Fi is available everywhere except the hostel. Labs are well-equipped with machines like lathe and CNC. Classrooms are nice with projectors. The library is cool and air-conditioned. The hostel mess is good too.

Admission: Some teachers are great and really know their stuff. But there are a few who seem too busy to teach properly. Our department doesn't have many teachers. The course content is up-to-date, especially for CSE, which is super popular now. The exams are okay, with most people passing (around 60-65%). I managed to score a 75%, though!

Placement: In our course, around 40% of us got jobs after graduating. The pay ranges from Rs. 25,000 to 1 lakh per month. Big names like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon come to hire us. About 40% of us land internships with companies like Internshala, Microsoft, and Amazon. Even smaller companies offer internships to students.

Campus: The course has a few labs for programming. Wi-Fi is on campus, and the library is nice and cool. Classrooms have projectors. The hostel needs better lighting and water. Girls' hostel lacks a proper mess and canteen. Medical facilities are limited. Sports are only for boys.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They're always there to support us. But, like in every college, there are a few teachers who are just here for the paycheck. The course content is pretty standard, like in most colleges in India. It's not gonna fully prepare you for the industry, maybe just about 50%. You'll need to put in some extra effort on your own to be fully ready.

Placement: Placements here are okay. Not many companies come for on-campus placements, so most students have to look for jobs off-campus. The highest salary offered is around 5 Lacs and the lowest is 1.5 Lacs. Computer Science students have good chances of getting selected. I'm not sure about the specific job roles because I'm a new student.

Campus: The computer labs are okay, but some computers don't have internet. They should update the accessories. The classrooms are good with smart boards and enough space. The library is nice, but they need more books in different genres. The food is just average, seniors say it used to be great. Now the chief warden is corrupt, so the quality isn't the same. Hopefully, it gets better soon.

Admission: The teachers mostly come from AMU and JMI, and they're pretty good. The course curriculum is super important for our college experience. They always tell us to think about how good our curriculum is.

Placement: Placements aren't offered at our college. Hardly any companies come to recruit on campus.

Campus: The college should invest more in construction and fixing things. A good college needs good classrooms and labs. Students care a lot about this when picking a college. It's important to have modern labs with the latest equipment.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart. They have degrees from top schools in India like DTU, DU, Jamia Millia Islamia, Aligarh Muslim University, and NITs. Some of them even studied in Malaysia. They all bring a lot of different experiences to the table, which is cool.

Placement: The college gives good job opportunities to smart students. Especially, students from Computer Science, EEE, and ECE departments get placed more often. Most students end up working in IT companies around Gurugram, Noida, and New Delhi. You can check the website for more info about the companies.

Campus: The campus is really nice with a cool library and good labs. There's free Wi-Fi in college, but not in the hostel. The hostel is about 700-800 meters away and has a gym. They serve both veg and non-veg food, which is clean. Water is available all the time. There's a big area for sports and games in the hostel.

Admission: The teachers at our college are pretty regular. Unfortunately, the math teachers tend to ignore us. While all the teachers are qualified, their teaching quality is just okay. We have lab classes at the right times, which is good. However, most of the time, students have to prepare for the whole semester on their own. The course curriculum is somewhat relevant, but it doesn't really prepare us for the industry. The semester exams are not too difficult, but the grading at Gurugram University is harsh. Many students end up failing, even if they were confident about passing. The pass rate is only 40%.

Placement: The top salary for our course is 4.6 LPA. Big companies don't come to our college for hiring. Sometimes, small local companies come for recruitment. Only 5% of students got internships. Students don't get top roles here.

Campus: The classrooms are big and okay. Wi-Fi doesn't work much in there. Labs are okay but need more new stuff. The library is cool, lots of books and space. The hostel is alright, not too fancy. 3 students can share a room. Food in the mess isn't great, too oily. Sports are good, big ground for cricket and football. Also, we have volleyball and badminton courts. No medical help at the college.

Admission: The professors here are really cool and helpful. They know their stuff well and teach really well. It's not too hard to do well in exams if you start studying around 1.5 months before.

Placement: At our college, there aren't any job placements offered. The college doesn't have a placement cell to help us find jobs. We have to search for jobs on our own since companies don't come to campus to hire students. It's up to us to apply for jobs as freshers.

Campus: The view from our college is great, but it's kinda messy and not well-kept. Often, there's no electricity. The hostel is dirty and the food isn't good. The washrooms are not in good shape, and some are not usable.