Millennium Group of Institution

Admission: In my college, we have a variety of courses like B.E, B.Tech, MBA, ITI, Diploma, and M.Tech. The professors at my college are really experienced. They were hired based on their skills, and many of them hold M.Tech degrees. Some even have PhDs. In my opinion, the faculty here is top-notch.

Placement: The job placements at my college are okay. Companies come for CS and EC students, but there aren't as many for core branches. The average salary is around 3 LPA, with the highest being 4.5 LPA.

Campus: The college campus is awesome! We have 3 buildings where we take classes, and a cool new building is almost finished. The canteen and lab have a nice view of the lake. Plus, we've got a library, medical facilities, and a playground for games. The labs and classrooms are top-notch. Love studying here!

Admission: The teachers at our college were really helpful and knowledgeable. They all had degrees from well-known schools. The way they taught was pretty good, but how much we learned depended on us. Most students, around 90%, passed their semester exams.

Placement: Around 30-40% of us in the batch got jobs after college. The highest salary was 7 lakhs, the lowest was 2 lakhs, and the average was around 3.5 lakhs. Companies like Cipla, Sun Pharma, and Torrent Pharma hired students. If you had above 70%, you were likely to get a job. We were offered roles like lab management, staff management, and manager positions.

Campus: The college campus is huge, sitting on 60 acres of land. It's all green and fresh here. They give us Wi-Fi, which is great. The lab is well-equipped and the classrooms are nice. There's a library for studying in a peaceful, eco-friendly setting. But, just so you know, they don't have a hostel here.

Admission: The teachers at our college are few in number - there's the head of department, a teacher's guide, and a lab instructor. They are really good at teaching and super organized. Sometimes they take it easy, so we end up having to study on our own to finish the syllabus.

Placement: Once we hit the 5th semester, we can apply for campus placements. A bunch of companies come to our college for placements. They usually pay between 2.5 to 6 LPA. The biggest offer we heard about was 15 LPA, while the smallest was 2.5 LPA. Around 65% of students end up getting placed, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college has great facilities for students and staff. They really focus on keeping everything clean. The library is awesome for studying, and the classrooms are big and comfy. They even have a projector for watching videos in class.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know a lot. They're qualified too. The way they teach is okay. They mostly lecture and write on the board, but they don't use projectors much. The faculty to student ratio is 1:7. We get to see industry stuff four times, which is cool.

Placement: Lots of companies came to our college for placements, but only a few students got selected. In my batch, around 5-6 BE students and 10 Diploma students got placed. So far, about 20% of us have jobs. The highest package was around 4 Lacs. Companies like NPCI, GLENMARK, and ZYDUS came for the civil course batch of 2018. They offered roles in designing, surveying, and PAN-related work. It's tough to crack the interviews, but some of us made it!

Campus: The Wi-Fi doesn't work in the campus or classrooms. The classrooms have CCTV and are in good condition. The library isn't great you can't just chill there or borrow books whenever. If you get sick, they only give you meds. They've got sports and games too. The canteen serves up lots of different foods like samosas, kachoris, parathas, and teas. I didn't have any problems with the facilities.

Admission: The teachers are okay, they're not super helpful, but they're nice and know their stuff. The course is really practical and gets you ready for working in the industry. Exams are tough, but if you keep up with your studies, they're manageable. Around 70% of students pass.

Placement: I don't know much about placements, but I've checked out some portfolios of students who got jobs at Millennium Company after graduating. Last May, Strata Geosystems Company came to our college for placements offering salaries between 2.5-3 LPA. There are other companies that come too, but I don't know their names.

Campus: The college looks really nice with its beautiful infrastructure. The location is just average, not the best. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi available in the college. I didn't check out the library, but I heard it's there. The hostel is good, and the food is tasty. The management seems to be doing a good job.

Admission: The teachers are smart but lack experience which affects their teaching. There are too many students in each class. We visited Satpura Thermal Power Plant for a real-world experience. The course content is helpful for us students.

Placement: The college doesn't have good campus placement opportunities. Only a few students got placed, which didn't help the college's reputation. The average salary offered was 3.2 LPA. Companies like Seepage Control Pvt Ltd and Collabera Tech visited for roles like executive assistant. The internship offers were not great, as they seemed to focus more on making money than providing valuable experience. It feels like the placement cell is more about making money than actually helping students find good jobs.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure, and the library is really nice. The labs are good, and they have sports like cricket and hockey. The canteen food is not good, though. The hostel rooms are nice, and I didn't have any problems with the buildings.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and have good degrees. They really help us out. We get to visit companies to see how they work, which is pretty cool. If you put in the effort, you'll do well in your exams.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after college, around 70%. The starting salary is 2 LPA, but some lucky ones get up to 6-6.5 LPA. On average, it's around 4 LPA. If you study this course, there are good chances for you to become a DI. Companies like Cipla and Sunflower come for placements.

Campus: The facilities at the college are really good and useful for all students, whether you're in your first year or last year. They have different facilities for different subjects, like labs for chemistry and pharmaceutics. There are a couple of libraries for pharmacy and one for engineering. At MGI, they even have a hospital with a medicine room and beds. Unfortunately, there aren't any hostels for girls or boys on campus. The canteen is pretty decent with milk, cold drinks, and other food available. And don't forget, there's a basketball ground on campus too!

Admission: The teachers here try to help, but honestly, some of them don't really know what they're doing. Our HOD had a PhD, but he was the worst one at our college. The dean doesn't deserve their position at all. A lot of the teachers just graduated last year, so the teaching quality is pretty low.

Placement: Placements here aren't great. They say they help with placements, but really it's just tech-support jobs for a few students. A couple of my friends got jobs, but they didn't last long. The college doesn't have a good placement team. I heard about some seniors getting placed in Tata Consultancy Services, but it was only one person.

Campus: The campus is nice, but the labs need better equipment and more assistants. The teachers aren't very familiar with programming languages like Java, C+, and .Net. They mainly teach theory and not enough practical skills. They care more about the buildings than having good teachers.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and always ready to help. They switch up the teachers every couple of years, depending on how things are going. Each teacher is good at teaching, but it also depends on how well we learn. The classes have about 30 students for every teacher, which is pretty good.

Placement: A lot of our seniors got jobs because they know their stuff. The college helps set up job interviews for everyone. How many people get jobs depends on how good they are. I think over half of our seniors found jobs.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is basically non-existent unless there's an online exam happening. The labs for engineering are pretty terrible. But the classrooms are actually in good shape. The medical services at the college are solid though. Unfortunately, they don't really care about you if you're into sports.

Admission: The teacher didn't finish all the syllabus on time. All the teachers are new here. I wonder how this college got PCI approval. Bus problems are a big issue. The concepts are easy. Just pay for this college and don't bother showing up.

Placement: The college doesn't have proper rules and the management is not good. There's no study material available and the bus arrangements are not suitable. I can't visit other branches either. The fees are too high for what they offer. The companies that come for placements are not great. I wonder how this college got PCI approval.

Campus: The library is just called that, but it's not great. The lab instruments are in bad shape. There's no hostel here. The canteen is expensive, and the food isn't worth it. Before joining, make sure to visit and see for yourself. This college needs more investment, especially for sports equipment.