MIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: From start to finish, admission into MIT felt straightforward. Online registration and counselling were clearly communicated, document verification was smooth, and staff assistance during orientation made joining comfortable.

Academic: Semester exams here are mostly moderate, not too difficult. Our teachers are quite good and very qualified; many of them have M.Tech degrees from IITs and even PhDs. They are also super helpful whenever you need them. If you manage to do well in your core branch subjects and also pick up extra skills like public speaking or time management, then you're pretty much ready to get a job in the industry.

Placement: For placements, we see around 75% of students getting jobs here. The highest salary package offered was by Google, which was 33 LPA, and the lowest was 3.5 LPA from TCS. Many big companies like Alstom, TCS, Wipro, and Cisco come to recruit students. It's also good that almost 90% of the students secure internships.

Campus: Talking about the facilities here, our labs and classrooms are quite good. Our labs are always well-maintained, which is a plus. The library, though, is just okay. It does have many books, but you need permission to get them. The hostel is really awesome, I loved it a lot! Inside the hostel, you can find all kinds of sports facilities, both for outdoor and indoor games, and medical facilities are also there. The only small issue is that sometimes there are some maintenance problems.

Admission: Getting into MIT felt easier than expected. Merit list announcements were timely, counselling sessions were well managed, document verification was quick, and course registration along with orientation provided a smooth start.

Academic: In our college, the teachers are really good, and they always motivate students. Classes here are very regular, so we never miss anything important. They have many branches like civil engineering, electrical engineering, electronics and communication engineering, information technology, and biomedical and robotics. Also, the exams are taken very strictly.

Placement: Roughly 50% of students get placed each year from our college. The average salary package is around 4.5 LPA, but this year (2022) Google gave the highest offer of 33 Lacs per annum. Many good companies like HCL, TCS, Wipro, Alstom, Prism Cement, Okay, Alliance, and others come to recruit students.

Campus: In our college hostel, four students have to share one room. The hostel building is really old, and you can see broken doors, windows, and sometimes even broken glass. During summer, it gets super uncomfortable because of frequent power cuts and fans that don't work well. The food they give in the mess is just okay, nothing special. Overall, I think the hostel facilities are below average.

Admission: The admission journey at MIT felt simple and well guided. Merit list communication was timely, counselling steps were easy to follow, document verification went smoothly, and staff support during orientation helped a lot.

Academic: In my experience, picking Mechanical engineering here has been a really great choice for me. The teachers in my branch are mostly good, both in how they act with students and how they teach stuff. They are quite nice overall. Just know that the college won't make you fully ready for a job in the industry. You have to put in your own effort for that, which is actually true for most colleges, even the 2nd and 3rd tier ones.

Placement: It comes to placements, around 40 to 50 percent of students get jobs here. The highest package someone got was 7.8 Lacs, with the lowest being 2 Lacs. The average salary package was about 3 Lacs. Alstom is a major company for Mechanical students, and they took about 10-12 students from our college just last year.

Campus: I really like about our college is how well-equipped it is with all the instruments we need. We have about three or four labs, and they all come with Wi-Fi and AC, which is great. Most of our classrooms are also quite airy and have lots of windows. There are seven hostels here, and they offer good facilities, even though sometimes there are a few small issues. When it comes to sports, there's a big culture for it here. Students really get involved in sports events, like "UMANG," where all the engineering colleges from Bihar enthusiastically participate.

Admission: Applying to MIT Muzaffarpur was easier than I expected. Online registration and counselling were clear, document verification was efficient, and staff were approachable throughout the process, making orientation feel seamless.

Academic: The teachers at our college are quite good. A lot of them have their PhDs, which is nice. They are always ready to help you out with anything if you just approach them. Our college used to be affiliated with Aryabhatta Knowledge University before. Now, it's under Bihar Engineering University. So, all our exams are conducted by BEU.

Placement: When it comes to placements, most of the students here do get placed. But the average salary is not that great, around 3.5 lakhs per year. However, if you work hard, you can get really good jobs. For example, a student from the 2018 batch got a 28 LPA package from L&T, and even better, someone from the 2019 batch got into Google with a huge 33 LPA offer. So, if you are willing to put in the effort, you will surely get placed.

Campus: My college is pretty old, started in 1954, and honestly, not much has changed since then. They are building two new hostels though, which is good. For new students, boys usually get Hostel H1, which is considered the best hostel in MIT and it's right on the main campus. Girls, don't worry, you get GH and that's also inside the campus.

Admission: Starting my admission process at MIT Muzaffarpur felt fairly straightforward. Counselling was organized, document verification went without problems, and staff were supportive during registration, making the journey from merit list to joining easy.

Academic: The course curriculum here is pretty good, it really gets us ready for the industry. Though, I think some changes would make it even better. Our teachers are very helpful and most of them are really qualified, they know their subjects well. Because of this, the teaching quality is quite good. Talking about exams, the semester papers are usually average difficulty. So, it's rare to fail unless you're one of those who really don't study much.

Placement: Talking about placements at our college, only 3 out of 42 students in my batch from the same session have found jobs so far. I really hope more companies visit us later so more people can get placed, but right now, placements are quite bad. Maybe this is what happens when you have a lower JEE Main rank. Last year, the highest package someone got was 50 LPA at Google, but that was an off-campus offer. Still, companies like Alstom and Mantra do come to our campus. Most students from my course managed to get an internship in different companies, though none of these internships paid us very well. The main roles offered to us were SDE, Networking Engineer, and Consulting Engineer.

Campus: In my college, you get Jionet Wi-Fi all over campus, 24x7, but the data given is just 34 MB, which is too less. The labs here are good, but I've seen other colleges with better facilities. Classrooms are fine, and there's a library too where we can take books, read, and give them back. About the hostel, you shouldn't expect a great lifestyle. Good thing is, you get your own single room in 3rd and 4th year. The food quality is honestly below average. If you get sick, there's no medical facility in the college itself, but the government hospital SKMCH is nearby. The campus grounds are really big and green, with lots of space and fresh air.

Admission: Once the counselling rounds were over, the rest of the admission process at MIT went smoothly. Online registration was simple, document verification was quick with helpful staff, and the orientation session marked a clear beginning.

Academic: Here, the teachers are really good, they know so much and are super helpful too. Their teaching style is just awesome. But hey, semester exams are not easy at all and teachers are very strict when conducting them. To pass any subject, you need at least 33% marks, whether it's in the ESE paper or the lab work.

Placement: Regarding placements, about 20% of students usually get placed from our college every year. The highest salary package someone got was around INR 6 LPA, and the lowest was about INR 2 LPA, with the average package being near INR 3 LPA. A good company like Alstom comes for recruiting students here. Many students who got placed usually landed a role as a Graduate Engineer Trainee, or GET. For internships, not many students got one through the college itself.

Campus: You know, our college has really good facilities for labs and classrooms, which is great. Also, the hostel facilities are excellent, and they even have amazing stuff for sports, games, and medical help. But honestly, there's a big problem with the internet here. It's either super slow or our phones just don't connect to the college Wi-Fi at all. And the mess food? Not good, it's quite bad actually.

Admission: From the moment the merit list was released, the admission steps felt clear. Counselling was orderly, document verification was smooth, and staff guidance during registration and orientation made the process easy to manage.

Academic: You'll find that our college has teachers and HODs who are really good at their jobs and know a lot, with each department having its own HOD. There are also many lab teachers and assistants here to help. Semester exams are a bit tough, but if you regularly attend classes and study hard, you can easily clear them. Plus, our seniors are always ready to help us out during exam times.

Placement: About 70-75% of students in our college get placed every year. Placements for mechanical engineering are also quite good here. The highest salary package offered is around 8 LPA, and the lowest is about 3.5 LPA. Some students even got really high packages, like 35 LPA. Top companies that come for recruitment include Alstom, HCL, Tech Mahindra, Sampoorna, EV Tech, and Acadomaur. You can easily find internships and get ready for a job in this college.

Campus: Our college is quite old, actually, it was built way back in 1954. The main building here has the college office, plus the mechanical and civil engineering departments, and a library too. For other branches, we have separate buildings for ECE, EE, and IT. They also have a pharmacy building and other lab buildings, including two computer labs. Plus, there's one cafeteria for all of us. For students, we have 6 hostels for boys and 1 hostel for girls. There's a really big workshop in our college, though some of the machines in it are pretty old. Right now, some new buildings are still being constructed.

Admission: In general, the admission process at MIT was smooth. The merit list was released promptly, counselling sessions were helpful, document verification was efficient, and registration went without any major issues.

Academic: Exams in our college are pretty tough, BPSC conducts them. We have both mid-term and end-term exams right here. Good thing is, the pass percentage is 90%. Most of our teachers are GATE-qualified and they really help out the students.

Placement: From our branch, almost 70-80% of students get placed every year. The companies that come for hiring are names like TCS, Cognizant, Wipro, Alstom, HPR, Okaya, HCL, Prism Cement, Grifeo, Alliance, Infotech, and PIE Infocom. They offer engineer roles mostly. Last year, the top salary package was 10 LPA, and on average, students get around 4.5 LPA.

Campus: I like most about my college is the facilities. All classrooms have full Wi-Fi, smart boards, fans, and AC, which is really helpful. They also have RO for drinking water in the college. The library is very big and has AC, and we can take books for free from there. For students staying, the hostel is huge, and they even have separate hostels for different year students. And the mess food is good too.

Admission: Overall, my experience of getting into Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology was smooth. Counselling after the merit list was organized, document verification took some time but was systematic, and registration was guided well by staff.

Academic: The teachers for your course here are really good. Our college also has a nice place for self-study, which is super helpful if you are getting ready for government jobs, GATE, or CAT exams. Semester exams are not too hard, not too easy, just moderate. But getting a 9 CGPA is very tough. Around 85 percent of students pass the semester exams.

Placement: College has decent placements for students. Around 40 to 50 percent of students usually get placed from here. What's really good is the IT department, they have 100 percent placement record. The highest salary package someone got was 33 LPA from Google, but that was an off-campus offer. On campus, the maximum package goes up to 11 LPA. Generally, the average salary package is about 4 to 5 LPA. Companies like Alstom, HCL, TCS, and Wipro are some of the main recruiters that come to our campus.

Campus: The sports facilities here are pretty good, and we even have a big yearly fest called UMANG for sports where almost 40 different colleges come to participate. Our college started in 1954, so the buildings have an old look, but they are still good to see. On the downside, the hostel needs some maintenance, and the food quality there is not good for the money we pay. Also, there are no medical facilities available on campus.

Admission: Applying to MIT Muzaffarpur turned out to be less stressful than expected. Form filling was easy, merit list updates were prompt, and counselling along with document verification was managed well by the staff, making registration hassle-free.

Academic: Because I really like how machines work, I decided to pick Mechanical Engineering. The course syllabus here is super relevant and it makes us ready for jobs in the industry. Our teachers are very qualified, like, many have done their PhDs and are from top places like IITs and NITs. They were selected through BPSC, so you know they are good. Exams happen on time, and they are usually moderate difficulty. Everything asked in the exams comes from our teachers' notes and what they guide us on, which makes it easy to write and get good marks. You can learn way more if you try to connect with the teachers positively.

Placement: Talking about placements and job opportunities, they are really good at MIT Muzaffarpur. Actually, it's one of the best when you compare it to other colleges in Bihar. Only final year students can join the placement drive. Big companies like TCS, Yukinova, Infosys, Academor, Hi-Tech Next, Shriram Finance, Teachnook, and Neometrix come here to hire us. The highest salary offered was 9.6 LPA for an IT student who got a software developer role. For most people, the average package is around 3.5 LPA which includes different job profiles. Roughly 75-80% of students from each branch usually get placed every year. I myself got offers from 7 different companies, so I am still thinking which one to join after I complete my degree.

Campus: I picked the hostel facility here. The mess area in both the boys' and girls' hostels is really nice, and the services they offer are good and disciplined. If you want a hostel room, you just fill the Google form they share when you get admission in MIT. Our classrooms are also quite good. They have smart boards, proper lights, fans, AC, computers, desk benches, table chairs, windows, gates, and fire extinguishers too.