MGM-IBT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers in our department are awesome! They all have PhDs in their subjects. If we're struggling, they set up extra classes to go over things. The semester exams aren't too hard, so it's not too stressful.

Placement: I'm Darshan, studying MCA at JNEC College, MGM University. Our batch has around 26 students. The highest salary offered is 20 LPA, the lowest is under 10 LPA, and the average is over 15 LPA. Big companies like TCS and Infosys are hiring from our batch. To get a good internship with them, you need over 70% and a solid CGPA.

Campus: The food at the college canteen is top-notch and super tasty! I love it. We've got a sports ground for outdoor fun, plus a gym and swimming pool to stay healthy and fit. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good overall. The senior ones know their stuff and teach well. But some of the junior teachers could be more respectful to students. They can be a bit strict on us first-year students, though. The curriculum is practical and relates to real life. The semester exams are not a walk in the park, but they're not super tough either. If you put in the effort, you can definitely pass. If you want to ace the semester, though, be ready to work hard.

Placement: I'm in my first year studying B.Tech Biotechnology at MGM University's Institute of Biosciences and Technology. Overall, I like the college. The lectures happen regularly, and most teachers are good. We have labs every day, and they're in good condition. The department has around 20 labs and three computer labs. I can't say much about placements yet since I'm still new, but seniors say your CGPA is important for getting a job.

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel 'cause I live nearby, but the Wi-Fi at college is pretty good. Classrooms are nice and clean. The mess food isn't that great, but the canteen food rocks! There's round-the-clock CCTV. And hey, there's a swimming pool and a cricket ground too! Plus, we've got a gym on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good overall. The senior ones know their stuff and teach well. But some of the junior teachers could be more respectful to students. They can be a bit strict on us first-year students, though. The curriculum is practical and relates to real life. The semester exams are not a walk in the park, but they're not super tough either. If you put in the effort, you can definitely pass. If you want to ace the semester, though, be ready to work hard.

Placement: I'm in my first year studying B.Tech Biotechnology at MGM University Institute of Biosciences and Technology. The college is pretty good. Lectures happen regularly, and most teachers are good (though there are a few exceptions). We have labs every day, and they're well taken care of. There are 20 labs and three computer labs in our department. I can't speak on placements yet since I'm a first-year, but seniors say your CGPA is important for getting placed.

Campus: I don't stay in the hostel 'cause I live close, but the college's Wi-Fi reaches everywhere. The classrooms are always clean. The mess food isn't that great, but the canteen food is awesome. They keep an eye with CCTV all the time. There's a pool and a cricket ground, plus a gym to use.

Admission: The Biomedical Engineering professors aren't around much, but the other teachers really know their stuff. The teaching is pretty good overall. The semester exams are super tough due to the strict monitoring. The exam team is really strict and they run things smoothly.

Placement: Most students who graduate from our college end up getting a job with a salary of around 5 LPA. Some popular companies that hire from here are Philips and Johnson & Johnson. A good number of students also land internships at places like Wochkart. The main job roles offered here are related to teaching in colleges.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. Wi-Fi is on every floor. The library is well-stocked. Each course has a chemical lab. Classrooms are nice. There's a mess and canteen. They also have medical facilities and do well in sports.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach well. They're experts in the subjects and even help with outside projects. The course material is up-to-date and prepares us for jobs. Exams can be tough because they grade strictly. Pass rates change a lot every semester.

Placement: Out of 21 students, only 3 got placed in the last placement drive. They all got jobs with a salary higher than 8 LPA. Big companies show up for placements, and the best students get good job offers. You usually have to find your own internships. They offer different roles, from entry-level tech jobs to high-level management or research positions.

Campus: The department is great at helping students and making sure they do well. The teachers and staff are really nice and always give us the info we need. There are labs, libraries, and Wi-Fi everywhere for us to use. The hostel facilities are awesome and have everything we need.

Admission: The Biomedical Engineering professors aren't around much, but the other teachers really know their stuff. The teaching is pretty good overall. The semester exams are super tough due to the strict monitoring. The exam team is really strict and they run things smoothly.

Placement: Only a few students, around 10%, land a job with a 5 LPA salary after graduating. Companies like Philips and Johnson & Johnson come for recruitment. Many students, about 60-70%, get internships in companies like Wochkart. The popular roles offered here are teaching positions at colleges.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. Wi-Fi is on every floor, and the library is awesome. Each course has its own chemical lab. The classrooms are nice, and there's a canteen. They also have medical facilities and are top-ranked in sports.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice. My biology teacher is super friendly and down-to-earth. It's amazing how someone can be so nice. But, to be honest, some teachers can be a bit rude. We have a lot of classes and activities, so we do a bunch of experiments in the labs. I'm a freshman, and I'm about to take my first semester exams. I haven't studied much yet, but the seniors say it's not too hard if we've been keeping up.

Placement: In my college, we have placements, but some seniors say there aren't many. The college promised placements for everyone during admission, but it seems not everyone gets one. I'm in a batch of 30 students, and I don't think all of us will get placed. Our college mentioned companies like Wipro and Reliance coming for placements, which some seniors have received.

Campus: I wouldn't suggest staying in the university hostel because they charge high fees yearly. I didn't stay there myself; I rented a room near the college instead. Around 80% of students do this. If you're joining here, it's better to find a room nearby. The hostel has a lot of rules like curfew at 8 o'clock and no late nights out. Even if you want to go home, you need permission from your guardians. It's better to avoid the hostel for more freedom.

Admission: The teachers at JNEC are really good at teaching and easy to reach when you need help. They start classes on time, but since they added new courses after the NEP, sometimes we get different teachers. Most of them are great, but a few may not know much. Overall, the faculty at JNEC are smart, experienced, and always ready to assist.

Placement: The job placements at JNEC aren't that great. If you're looking for high-paying jobs, you might want to try off-campus placements. The percentage of students getting placed isn't bad, but the salary packages are on the lower side. Some students in certain branches get internships, but it's only around 2% to 5%. Branches like mechanical and electrical don't get as much support for placements.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure in all departments. They keep everything well-maintained. Since fees are high, they make sure everything looks nice. The toilets are clean. They have parking and canteens, but you have to pay extra. There's also a mess for food.

Admission: I'm in the Food Technology department, and we've got 14 teachers. Some of them even have Master's degrees in ICT! Our head teacher is super nice and always helps us with paperwork. This course is tough but it's great prep for jobs in both government and private sectors. It's getting us ready for the industry.

Placement: Not many students land jobs easily after college. But there are some companies like Fassi, Plays, Balaji, Suhana, etc., that hire from our college. The pay varies from 20,000 to 40,000 per month, depending on how the interview goes. Everyone gets internships at food companies in Aurangabad to work as research and food technicians. Plus, there's a chance to get a full-time job with a stipend too.

Campus: The campus is huge and has great sports facilities like a cricket ground, basketball court, and kabaddi stand. There's even an indoor sports club. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi yet. The college is quite far from the main train station. Both guys and girls can stay in the hostels, which have fans and washing machines. The food in the mess is decent, but not amazing.

Admission: The syllabus needs an update, but they're already working on it for the next semester following the NEP guidelines. Some professors are really great, while others could improve their teaching. Exams are fair, not too hard or too easy. The process of taking exams is pretty smooth, but there's room for better teaching.

Placement: Lots of companies come to recruit students here, but most offer around 3 to 4 lakh per annum. The big ones only hire a few students, which is why we see a good number of big packages. Every year, there are many companies that come to hire, so it really comes down to how good we are at what we do. There are plenty of job opportunities available, but having the right skills is key.

Campus: The campus has a lot of sports fields and a stadium, which is cool. The food options at the 2-3 canteens are awesome. The mess is better than expected. Plus, there are trees all around, making the campus look fresh and nice. Overall, it's a good place to be.