MIT School of Engineering and Sciences Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I found that some teachers really care about teaching us. They always try to help us out as much as they can. But most teachers just focus on getting through the material. The course content is pretty current overall.

Placement: Students all agree that the help with finding jobs after college is not good. This year, there aren't many job opportunities available. We all have to do internships as part of our course, but most of us can only find internships that last for about 4 months at different companies.

Campus: The campus infrastructure is not great. A lot of benches are broken or damaged. Some have holes in the middle, and others have screws sticking out. The classrooms don't have good airflow and can feel cramped sometimes.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good. They know their stuff and are always there to help. They teach in a way that helps us understand things better and get ready for the real world. But, the only downside is that not many companies come to hire students from here.

Placement: I did the M.Teach Food Technology course and only one of us got a job. She landed a 5 lacs package. The internship rate is pretty low, around 10 to 20%. Most students end up in quality assurance, quality control, or production.

Campus: The food tech department has really cool labs with all the stuff we need. Plus, the library has lots of digital stuff we can use. The hostel is clean and cozy, and the food in the mess is tasty and healthy. They've got medical help, sports fields, and games inside for when we need a break. It's all good for keeping us happy and healthy.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're there to support you whenever you need it. But, there are a few who might not give much attention when you're struggling. Overall, most of them are great at solving problems and giving you a hand. It's important to have good teachers throughout your time here to make sure you get the help you need. The faculty is friendly, but there are some you might need to watch out for.

Placement: Most students here get jobs, about 78%. The pay is usually between 4-6 lakhs per year. Most courses have good job offers, but not Computer Science. There are too many students in that course, so not everyone gets a good job. To be eligible for jobs in Computer Science, you need a CGPA between 6.5 and 8. MIT ADT College also offers a lot of different courses, not just one.

Campus: The hostel has Wi-Fi and electricity all day, no power cuts. Water is always there too. Labs are clean and well-kept. Classrooms have projectors and smart boards. Food in the mess is okay, not great, but they serve four meals daily, even breakfast and tea.

Admission: In my first year, the teachers were really great. The semester exams were kinda average in terms of difficulty, with most people passing at around 70-80%. They weren't super hard, but you gotta show up and study regularly to do well.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good, with big companies like Wipro, TCS, and IGT coming in. The highest salary offered is 58 lakhs, while the lowest is 1 lakh. On average, students get around 6.5 lakhs. The Computer Science department has top companies like Amazon, Microsoft, IBM, TCS, Wipro, and Oracle visiting for placements.

Campus: The campus here is awesome, with great facilities and a top-notch study vibe. You can enjoy lots of sports like swimming, dancing, cricket, and volleyball, plus there's a library, Wi-Fi, labs, clubs, and even an auditorium. And hey, plenty of canteens to grab some food. The mess and canteen food are pretty good too.

Admission: The B.Tech course has 5 main subjects every semester with 3 labs. You'll have 8 semesters in total. The curriculum covers important software like CAD and CFD. If you stay focused, you can easily get a CGPA of 8.5 or higher.

Placement: I'm a third-year B.Tech Aerospace Engineering student at MIT ADT University. About 7 out of 10 students usually get placed here. The highest salary offered is around 12 LPA. Companies like ISRO, DRDO, HEMRL, HAL, Godrej, Tata, and Reliance come for placements. They offer roles based on your specialization.

Campus: I'm currently staying in the girls' hostel on campus. It's got everything I need like a table, chair, bed, and mattress. The food is really good, I'd give it a 4.5 out of 5. The wardens at the hostel are super nice and make it feel like home.

Admission: The teachers at this college are super nice and always there to support us. They make learning fun with activities that really work. The way they teach each semester's subjects is much better compared to other schools.

Placement: The college offers cool job roles like food scientist, quality assurance manager, food safety officer, and product development scientist. There are also positions in production, research, nutrition, analysis, and inspection. Lots of options for future careers in the food industry!

Campus: The lab equipment at this college is top-notch! They keep updating it based on what we need. They have stuff that most other colleges don't, so the lab experience here is really great. I've noticed a lot of students using the equipment with ease.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. Most of them explain things well, but some could do better. In a semester, we have three exams that are not too hard. Anyone can pass them with some effort.

Placement: A lot of students from my course got jobs  around 80-85%. The highest package used to be 58 LPA, but this year it was about 15 LPA. TCS and Infosys are the top companies that hire students from my course. And many students also do internships with TCS and Infosys.

Campus: The college has decent facilities like fast Wi-Fi, lots of computers, and a library with over 5000 books. They also offer hot water for showers, but you can't bring kettles or irons. The food isn't great though.

Admission: Some teachers here aren't that great. It feels like they're just in it for the money and don't really care about us students. Overall, it's okay. The course content is similar to other colleges, but I don't find it super helpful. However, most students seem to do fine with it. The exams are a breeze, and you can easily get a CGPA of 8-8.5 without much stress. Passing is not a big deal here, they make it pretty easy for us.

Placement: The college is okay for placements, but not everyone gets a job. They say the highest package is around 52-55 LPA, but who knows if that's true. Companies like Infosys and TCS iON come for hiring. Lots of students get internships at TCS because of a partnership. The popular roles offered are data scientist, software engineer, and AI engineer.

Campus: The campus has everything we need - Wi-Fi, labs, and nice classrooms. The library is really good too. But the hostels could be better, especially the food. On the bright side, sports facilities are great and the canteen is alright.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good. They cover the lessons well. This course isn't too focused on research, so it's great for business-minded folks. Exams can be a bit challenging, and grading is strict. You gotta make sure to attend at least 75% of classes. Unfortunately, there aren't any scholarships available.

Placement: The campus placements and internships here aren't great. You usually have to rely on your own connections to find them. It's better if you have family businesses or personal references. The return on investment isn't good either. A lot of students in my batch found internships through their personal contacts.

Campus: The college doesn't have AC, computer labs, or cool classrooms. It gets crazy hot in the summer, like over 40 degrees Celsius. Wi-Fi in classes is pretty bad. The hostel is nice, the food's okay, and it's all veggie. But man, the hostel rules are super strict. They do laundry on campus, but it costs Rs. 13,000 for washing and ironing.

Admission: The teachers at MIT SoFT are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach us skills that are useful in the food industry. The exams in each semester can be a bit tough, but most people pass. As long as you go to class and study, you can handle the course just fine.

Placement: Most students, around 65%, found jobs with an average package of 2 LPA-3 LPA. The roles given include QA, executive, sales, business development, trainee, and more. Big companies like ITC, Mother Dairy, Nestle, Chitale, and Haldiram hired students. Also, 80% of students got internships with top companies.

Campus: The school's infrastructure is really nice and helps with both classes and activities outside of class. The MIT Soft department has lots of different areas like food microbiology, food chemistry, and plant design. It's cool to see all the options they offer.