MNNIT Allahabad Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really good at their subjects, but not all of them are great at teaching. Some try hard, though. The classes are tough, but the course content is up-to-date and well-organized. The exams aren't too hard by themselves, but it's tough to do well because of the competition for grades.

Placement: The placements at MNNIT are top-notch, just like every year. This time around, the highest package is 82.63 LPA, and the average is 23.18 LPA. Companies like Texas Instruments, Samsung, Qualcomm, and Oracle come for recruitment. The placement program at MNNIT is really strong.

Campus: The college is good overall, but the buildings are pretty old. They're not modern or anything. They are working on new hostels though, and there's always construction going on. The academic building is really old and needs to be updated soon.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They're always ready to help out. We have two exams every semester: one in the middle and one at the end. The mid-semester one is for 25 marks, while the final one is for 50 marks. The rest of the marks depend on how the professor evaluates our work.

Placement: I chose this college mainly because of the great placements. The seniors who graduated last year got awesome job offers, with many of them landing an average salary of around 30 LPA. The Training and Placement Office (TPO) runs the placement cell here, and they're doing a great job.

Campus: The college buildings are pretty old, built in the late 90's and haven't been updated. The main building is huge with lots of different sections for different courses like mechanical, computer science, civil, and electronics. They also have a big hall for events and seminars. It would be nice if they could spruce up the infrastructure a bit.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and know a lot. Some of them teach really well, but others could do better. The semester exams in mechanical engineering are tougher than in other engineering courses.

Placement: Most students here get placed, around 90%. The top salary offered is 20 LPA by companies like Bajaj and Suzuki. On average, the salary is between 10-11 LPA. It's tough to land an internship at Bajaj, though. After graduation, you can find roles in power plants, railway workshops, or the automobile industry.

Campus: The infrastructure at MNNIT Allahabad isn't great. The classrooms are okay, not too bad. The labs aren't good for experiments, some instruments don't work. Wi-Fi in the hostel rooms is good, though. The hostel rooms have an old design, but some are better than others.

Admission: I really liked the teachers in my Mechanical course. They were super helpful and knew their stuff. The way they taught was top-notch. The course content was spot-on and got us ready for the industry. The semester exam was a breeze, and 60% of us passed without a hitch.

Placement: I loved how over 60% of students from my course got placed here. The salary packages range from 3 to 18 Lacs per year, which is awesome. Top companies come for internships, including government sectors. It's a great opportunity for us students.

Campus: The course has everything a student needs classrooms, libraries, and Wi-Fi. The canteen food isn't great but it's tasty. There's medical support and sports facilities too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They all have PhDs and are super helpful. The courses are spot on for getting you ready for work. But you gotta be into it to get the most out of it. Exams aren't too tough, just right. Most of us get through them no problem.

Placement: I'm really happy to say that this year most students in my branch got placed. The highest salary offered in my course is super high at 71.14 LPA, and the average salary is around 20.36 LPA. Big companies like Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, and Oracle come to our college for placements. Almost 80% of us got internships in companies like Zepto, Amazon, and Microsoft. The main roles offered are power system engineer, control system engineer, software developer, and full stack developer.

Campus: The classrooms have air-conditioners, and we have a library on campus. My hostel has study tables, chairs, and wardrobes. The mess serves 4 meals a day: breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner. We also have canteens named Yamuna and Dewsis. A dispensary is open during the day and until 8 PM. And we can play sports like hockey, tennis, skating, and cricket.

Admission: The teaching at my college is okay. Most teachers show up for class regularly, and you need to attend 75% of the classes to sit for exams. The professors are strict, but the exams are easy if you take good notes and practice old questions. Almost everyone passes because of lab work and marks for attendance and assignments. The teachers know their stuff but aren't the best at teaching. Some can be hard to understand because they don't speak clearly. But they do try their best to help us learn.

Placement: Our college rocks when it comes to getting us jobs. Last year, almost 80% of us got placed. The highest salary was 25 lakhs and the lowest was 8 lakhs. Lots of students from our group, about 77 out of 108, landed internships at big companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and others. The most popular jobs for us were software engineer and app developer. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super fast, and it's on all the time. Some classrooms have AC, but not all of them work. We've got smart boards in class which is cool. The library is kinda small, so during exams, it gets crowded. The food in the mess is just okay. Girls don't get single rooms, but guys do in their third year. The bathrooms and rooms are kept clean though. The college doesn't help out with games or cultural stuff, we gotta pay if we wanna join any events. The campus is small but nice, with lots of trees and fresh air. It's so peaceful here, especially in the evenings. The college organizes decent fests, but other cultural events are not that great due to lack of funds.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, they all have Ph.D.s from top universities like IITs and abroad. The courses are interesting and the exams are tough, but that's how you know you're learning a lot. The quality of education is top-notch.

Placement: Most students studying mechanical engineering at MNNIT, Allahabad, get placed  about 80%. The highest salary package offered was 64 crore per year in 2025. Companies like TVS, Oracle, Big Basket, and Zomato come to recruit students. The popular roles offered are power plant engineer and designer.

Campus: The college has everything we need - Wi-Fi, air-conditioned classrooms, a library, playground, gym, and auditorium. The food in the mess and canteen is tasty. They even have a hospital on campus! Plus, there are lots of sports clubs and committees to join.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're good at teaching and make sure we're ready for the real world. The course content might not always match up, but it does prepare us for the industry. Exams are pretty easy, and most students pass with over 80%.

Placement: The job placements at my college are really good. About 80% of students get hired by top companies. The highest salary offered for this course is between 18 LPA and Rs. 3,00,000 per year. And 60% of students get internships. Plus, students from my course often get top roles in companies.

Campus: The facilities in my department are awesome! We've got Wi-Fi, classrooms, and good hostel amenities. The canteen food is tasty, and there are medical and sports facilities at the college. The only downside is that we don't have libraries, but overall, it's a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, most of them have Ph.Ds from good colleges in India. They teach really well and the exams are well-organized. You can learn a lot in your classes. The pass rate for all the exams is around 33%.

Placement: In the mechanical engineering batch before mine at MNNIT, about 60% of students got placed, which was better than other colleges. The highest salary was 1.02 cr per year. Companies like Hindustan Petroleum, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, and Bajaj came for placements and offered good opportunities.

Campus: The new boys' hostel is awesome with its 14 floors. They have separate hostels for guys and girls. The classrooms are all air-conditioned, and the Wi-Fi in the hostels is really good. Plenty of food options on campus, and the quality is top-notch. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers here are really good and they help us a lot. The CSE professors teach well and the course content is mostly practical. Some subjects are a bit outdated due to the new education policy. The semester exams are not too tough, they're manageable. The teaching quality is good overall, we have a great coding culture, and the seniors are super helpful.

Placement: During placements in 2024, most CSE students got jobs. The highest salary offered was 1 crore, while the average was 27 LPA and the median was 17 LPA. Companies like Deshaw, Google, Amazon, and others hired students. I think this college is great because of the good placements.

Campus: The first-year girls' hostel is awesome - there are lifts, a great mess, and 3-seater rooms with a study area. But the hostels for other years are not as good - small rooms, no lifts, and 2-seater rooms. The mess is decent though. The college buildings are okay, but the classrooms are old and don't have AC.