Modern Institute of Technology and Research Centre (MITRC)

Admission: In my college, we have three types of exams every semester. First, we have unit tests, which aren't too crucial. Then, there are midterms, which you kinda have to take. And finally, we have the big semester exams that you can't skip. The faculty is okay, some are really great, while others are not so good.

Placement: The job placements at this college aren't great. Only around 25-30% of students actually get a job. The highest salary offered is 10 LPA, and the average is 3.6 LPA. Not many companies come to hire here. If you want a job, you might have to look for one outside the college.

Campus: I'm giving it 4 stars mainly because of the hostel. The rooms aren't great, but the vibe there is awesome. The warden is pretty cool too. I'd say go for it if you're looking to stay in a hostel.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They always help us out when we have questions. The lab staff is awesome too - super qualified and always there to support us.

Placement: Around 70% of us got jobs after graduating from college. The biggest salary offered was 12 LPA. A lot of tech companies come to hire students here. They offer courses like B.Tech, M.Tech, and MBA.

Campus: The hostel's infrastructure is nice, with well-furnished classrooms. The food at the mess is okay. They offer sports facilities and a good canteen. The college buildings are nice too. The labs have air-conditioning and all the necessary equipment.

Admission: The teachers are nice, but they don't have much experience. Sometimes they act like they know it all, but they're not really up to date with the latest tech stuff. It's not just the faculty that's an issue, there are problems with the whole institute.

Placement: Most students here get jobs every year, which is awesome. The highest salary offered is around 12-13 LPA, while the average is 3 LPA, and the lowest is 1.2 LPA. Companies like Eicher, Ashok Leyland, and Metso come for recruiting.

Campus: The classrooms don't have AC or Wi-Fi, just fans. It gets super sweaty in summer, hard to focus. But we do have a nice library. I never stayed in the hostel, just commute daily.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really helpful. They take good notes for all subjects and most of them are experts in their field. The quality of teaching is great. The course curriculum prepares us well for the industry. The semester exams are not too hard, around 60-70% of students pass easily.

Placement: The placement scene for computer science students is okay. Around 20-40% students get placed through on-campus placements. The highest package is 12 LPA, while the average is around 3.5-4 LPA, with some as low as 2-2.5 LPA. Mostly sales companies like Byju's and TCS visit for placements, but not everyone gets placed. About 40-50% students manage to secure internships on their own. The college also provides internships in the 4th and 5th semesters, but students have to pay for them. In my course, we can specialize in AI & ML.

Campus: The college buildings are nice, but the campus is small. The library doesn't have Wi-Fi for students, only for hostel folks. Classrooms are okay, but it gets hot and humid in the summer. The labs are good though. Food in the mess is good for hostel students. They have laundry service and the canteen is nice. Basic medical help is available. There are two grounds, a basketball court, and a volleyball court, but playing games needs permission. There are strict rules, but hostel students play games after classes.

Admission: The professors at MITRC mostly have high degrees like AMP, teaching, or Ph.D. They also have experience working in the industry. Some students feel that the teachers are knowledgeable and supportive. But they think the teaching could be more hands-on and practical. The curriculum covers the basics of engineering, but it could include more modern technologies like AI, blockchain, and cloud computing. It would be great to see more partnerships with companies, workshops, and industry projects to connect what we learn with the real world. Students who take the initiative to learn on their own and get certifications seem to be more ready for jobs.

Placement: I really like MITRC because most students get jobs every year. The top salary offered is around 12 LPA, especially for Data Analyst jobs. On average, students get between 3 LPA and 5.3 LPA. Companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, HCL, Paytm, ISER, and more come for placements. About 45% of students also get internships here. The highest package is for Data Analysts, but there are other roles too like software development, data science, and engineering.

Campus: The classrooms at MITRC have projectors and audiovisual aids, which are cool. They also have labs with equipment for hands-on learning. The campus has over 1,000 computers for students to use, even in the hostel. Both boys and girls can stay in the hostel, which has everything you need like clean rooms, attached bathrooms, and 24/7 electricity. They also have water filters, laundry service, and a dining hall. The mess serves four meals a day breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner.

Admission: Some teachers are really good at teaching and know their stuff well, while others struggle to communicate with students. They all help out during exams, though. The course gives you a basic understanding, but it doesn't fully prepare you for the industry. Passing semester exams is manageable if you've studied enough.

Placement: A good number of students got placed, and it mostly comes down to how skilled you are and how well you can communicate. The top package was around 12 LPA, and I'm not sure about the lowest. Companies like HCL, Infosys, and more visited for placements. I'm not sure about the exact percentage of students who got internships, but there were quite a few opportunities for those with the right skills.

Campus: The setup here is quite simple. No Wi-Fi, but the classrooms are okay, not amazing, but they're spacious. The library is cool, but we only get 30 minutes there, which feels short. It has a good collection of books though. I don't stay in the hostel, but my friends say it's decent. We don't really have gaming facilities, and the canteen offers basic snacks, nothing fancy.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They've studied at top colleges like IIT and NIT. Some teachers could be better, but overall they're good. The course is great for boosting confidence and getting us ready for the job market. It could offer more chances for internships or job placements. The exams each semester are pretty manageable, not too tough.

Placement: Most of us in the course got jobs, around 80%. The highest salary was 10 LPA and the lowest was 3.5 LPA. We're a group of 68 students. After graduating, we can be developers, software devs, or branch managers. The college helps us find jobs and internships. Lots of us got internships, some even outside the college.

Campus: The college infrastructure is really good. They give us all the facilities we need like smart classrooms with Wi-Fi. The classrooms are always monitored by CCTV and kept clean. The food in the mess is tasty. The medical staff are qualified. Plus, we have a playground and even international coaches here. The hostel rooms are nice and clean too.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and the quality of teaching is great. They give us notes and important questions which is super helpful. However, the course curriculum doesn't really prepare us for the industry. But overall, the course is good for learning new technology.

Placement: Most students in this course got placed, around 80%. The top companies hiring were Byju's and TCS. The highest salary offered was 10 LPA and the lowest was 3 LPA. About 60% of students landed internships at start-ups. The course is all about setting you up for a successful career.

Campus: The labs and classrooms are kinda old, but they do have personal computers. The library has lots of books. No Wi-Fi in the hostel, but you can get on the internet in the lab. Overall, it's a pretty good college.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but it really depends on who you get. Some are better than others. Passing the semesters is not too hard, most students do. The course content is kind of outdated, like it hasn't been changed since forever. Sometimes the exams can be tough, so be prepared for that.

Placement: No one from my course has gotten a job yet because it's new. The highest salary offered was 7.5LPA, and the lowest was 2LPA. Companies like Byju's, Wipro, and Infosys hire a lot of students from our college.

Campus: Classes are okay. Each one has a projector, which is cool. The class size is around 80 students. There's a gym for hostel students, but I've never seen it open. The canteen has a variety of food and drinks.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They know their stuff and are super qualified. Plus, the pass rate is over 80%, which is awesome!

Placement: In our department, around 20% of students get placed. The highest salary they offer is 5 LPA and the lowest is 2 LPA. Big companies like TATA Motors and Ashok Leyland come here to hire students. A lot of us in our course land internships at top companies. The most common job we're offered is as an engineer.

Campus: The department has lots of facilities, like Wi-Fi and different labs. Our classrooms are clean and most of them have projectors. Plus, there's a library on campus with Wi-Fi too. It's really convenient for studying and doing research.