Nagaji Institute of Technology and Management

Admission: The teachers are pretty good overall. I was surprised to see some professors with B.Tech degrees instead of M.Tech. Some of them are great, but not all. Most teachers don't explain topics very well.

Placement: The college didn't have any job placements available. Some colleges lie about placements, but if there's any, they're usually not great. They did have classes to help with interviews, though. Only one company, Tech Mainstay, came for hiring, but it was a BPO. I'm in mechanical engineering, but they wanted me to join and pay RS 100 for registration. Most students weren't happy when they found out it was a non-tech company. We all had to ask for a refund, and they gave it back.

Campus: The campus building, classrooms, and garden are nice, but the facilities inside are just okay. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi, and some labs need improvement. Back when I was there, around a thousand students were studying, and the management made over Rs 3 lakhs in a not-so-direct way.

Admission: The teachers here are a bit hit or miss. Some are good, but not all of them. Some of them don't go into detail about the topics, which can be frustrating. Plus, some professors only have a B.Tech, even though M.Tech holders are supposed to teach. It would be helpful if they covered all the related topics in the course materials.

Placement: The college didn't have any placements available. They pretend to have placements but the companies that come are small. They did have classes to help with interviews, like PD and skills classes. Only one company, Tech Mainstay, visited during my time there. It's a BPO, but I'm in mechanical. They tried to make us join and pay RS 100 for registration. But most students weren't happy when they found out it wasn't a technical company. So, we all asked for refunds, and the management gave back the money.

Campus: The campus buildings, classrooms, and gardens are nice, but the facilities inside are just okay. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi available. Many students feel that the labs aren't up to par for their courses. Once, someone broke some bathroom tiles, but the management didn't investigate. Instead, they made all the boys pay 300 rupees each. It seemed unfair because those tiles probably cost just 1000 rupees at most. But with around 1000 students at the college, the management made over 3 lakhs from this incident.