Pacific Institute of Technology, Pacific University Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here aren't great. The course material is not helpful. They teach like we're in primary school. I don't see any prospects here. It feels like shooting yourself in the foot.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend this college at all. It feels like a waste of time. The people in charge don't seem to care much, and the security is lacking. It's like they're only interested in making money. The job opportunities are not great either companies offer low salaries and don't visit often. Basically, you're on your own when it comes to studying here. It's just not worth it.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is terrible. The buildings have really bad infrastructure. The hostel facilities are the worst. Students don't get Wi-Fi anywhere on campus or in the hostels. The campus at Pacific University Udaipur is the worst I've seen. It's definitely not a good place to spend 4 years for your career.

Admission: The professors at our college are awesome! They're super smart and really well-behaved. They have impressive degrees and teach us with cool technology and real-life stories. It helps us learn things better. I'm proud to be taught by such great teachers.

Placement: I landed a job in Delhi thanks to the college placements. It was a great experience. The atmosphere was nice and the seniors were caring and supportive. We had a lot of fun and made some great memories together.

Campus: The campus was awesome, super clean with lots of trees. The classrooms had cool stuff like projectors and our own screens. We had Wi-Fi all the time, plus a digital library and a clinic. The game room was fun, had tons of games like ping pong and basketball.

Admission: The faculty at the college is awesome. They really know their stuff and are super helpful. The teaching is great too, with different ways of teaching used. The courses are top-notch as well. All in all, it's a good place to study.

Placement: The placements at college were pretty good. A lot of our friends and older students got hired with an average salary of around 4-5 LPA. We had some nice companies come for hiring people. There's a placement cell at the college to help out with that.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really good. It has a nice vibe with Wi-Fi, labs, and all. The classrooms and library are awesome, well-equipped. Plus, there's a huge ground for outdoor and indoor games, so lots of sports opportunities.

Admission: The teachers were mostly great, except for a couple. We had a good mix of young and experienced teachers, which made the classes both professional and fun. Most teachers were friendly and always ready to help. The student to teacher ratio was good, and we had a teacher for every subject. However, we didn't get much exposure to the industry. It would be nice if they organized workshops and took us on tours to industries. The curriculum should focus more on practical skills rather than just theory. It needs to prepare us better for jobs. Also, we had to learn programming from outside institutes, but it would be better if the college taught us.

Placement: The college had companies come for placement. Management students got good placements, but not so much for engineering students. Most companies wanted summer interns to work for free. About 40% of students got placed, but only 10-15% got offer letters.

Campus: The college had good facilities like libraries, labs, and sports amenities. The hostel and canteen were well-kept and clean. We had everything we needed. The rooms were clean, and the canteen food was good quality. The labs had all the equipment we needed. The faculty was good too.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They're qualified and always help us out. They push us to do our best. The course content is okay, but could use some more stuff. The college organizes workshops and seminars for us. They guide us well. The courses make us ready for the industry.

Placement: Only 40% of us got jobs after graduation. Salaries range from 2 to 8 LPA, with an average of 3-4 LPA. Not sure about internships, but maybe 4 or 5 students got one out of 60. Everyone has goals, but the last batch didn't do well.

Campus: The labs at our college are great, but the classrooms could use some upgrades. Unfortunately, Wi-Fi is only available in the labs, not throughout the campus. The library is a standout feature thoughit's really good. The hostel is decent, and the food is actually quite good. We're lucky to have medical facilities on campus too. There are plenty of activities happening regularly, which is cool.

Admission: The faculty here are really helpful and know their stuff. They're great at answering study questions and helping with any issues. However, in some areas, the faculty isn't as supportive. They focus a lot on theory and grades, but not so much on getting us ready for the real world.

Placement: I studied B.Tech in the CSE branch. The highest package given was around 10 LPA, while the average one was 3-4 LPA. The lowest was about 2 LPA. Around 20% of us got internships, and the rest did training courses. Some of the companies offering internships were Adhoc, Aptron, and SevenMentor.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here isn't great, but the labs are okay. They have basic equipment. The library is nice and quiet. Classrooms are fine. The hostel rooms are good, with comfy beds and a nice view. Each student gets their own cupboard. The attached bathroom is a plus. The only downside is the food it's just okay. There's a sports ground for everyone. Volleyball and basketball have their own courts. If you need it, medical help is available in emergencies.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and know their stuff. They give us good notes that make studying easy. But the college curriculum could use some improvement. It doesn't prepare us well for working in the industry or landing a good job. It's hard for students to get hired by top companies because of this.

Placement: The highest score in our course is around 75. The top package is about 25 LPA, the average is 15 LPA, and the lowest is around 50-70 per year. I'm not too familiar with big companies because mostly startups have been coming to our college for the last 3 years. Roles like Android Developer, web designing, and networking are the most common. The lowest scores of students are between 70 to 80, and they all land internships in different companies.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure and the faculty in my department is awesome. The labs are okay, but sometimes they don't work properly. The Wi-Fi is pretty good, though. The food isn't great, but they do offer all the facilities. Unfortunately, there's no proper canteen in the hostel, so we have to go out to get snacks. Also, they don't provide medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and always ready to help. They know a lot about their subjects and are great at teaching. In my mechanical course, we have a workshop lab where we learn about machines and do hands-on activities. We have exams every six months, and they're not too hard.

Placement: In my mechanical engineering program, we have a smaller class size, which is great for getting a chance at placement opportunities. If you know your stuff well, you have a better shot at landing a job at a good company. About half of us end up getting placed, with an average salary of 2-3 lakhs per year.

Campus: Our university is set in a hilly area and has a great campus. There are lots of playgrounds, a library, and different buildings for all the courses. The classrooms are organized and the labs have all the equipment we need. The hostel is well-maintained with good hygiene, furniture, and facilities like water and electricity. The mess serves us four meals a day, and the food is pretty good. The total cost for hostel and mess is 75k per year, which goes up every three years.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff. They're super helpful and know how to explain things in a way that makes sense. The mid-term tests are a breeze, but watch out for the semester exams - they're pretty tough. The questions can be tricky, so make sure you're prepared!

Placement: I'm studying mechanical engineering and I'm happy to say that 60% of my classmates already got jobs. The salaries range from 2.4 LPA to 7 LPA, which is pretty cool. Companies like Tata Motors, Volkswagen, and BMW are hiring our graduates, so that's exciting. Plus, 40% of students got internships in different companies, which is a great opportunity to gain experience.

Campus: The computer lab is great, all the computers work well, and the Wi-Fi is good. The mechanical workshop has everything we need. The food in the mess is okay, but on weekends, it's really tasty.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really smart. Each one teaches in their own special way. They all care a lot about us students. If anyone is struggling with their studies, they give them extra work to help them get better.

Placement: There are over 200 companies that offer great job opportunities to students. Each company comes in and gives students a shot at getting hired. Every student gets a different job offer from each company. Students need to pass the company's interview to get hired. Once they pass the interview, the company sends them a call letter if they're selected.

Campus: I really like the college here. The classrooms all have AC, which is great. Each building has a lab on every floor. There's a special drawing hall for engineering drawing, and a big seminar hall on each floor that can fit around 200 students. They even have a projector room that feels like a cinema hall. It's pretty cool.