PNS Institute of Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers are okay. They get a 7 out of 10 because they just do their job. In our classes, they only covered 5 out of 8 units. If we wanted to learn more, we had to figure it out ourselves. The downside was that there weren't enough teachers for all the subjects. Sometimes, one teacher had to handle 2-3 subjects. And for some classes, we didn't even have a teacher until halfway through the semester.

Placement: The college doesn't have good placement opportunities. No companies come for placements here. However, they did take us to other colleges for group interviews. A few students got jobs, but they weren't great.

Campus: The labs are alright. The first mechanical group had a tough time because they only got equipment at the end of the semester. The classrooms are okay, but when the power goes out, there's no backup. It happens a lot because the college is in a rural area. I haven't seen any medical facilities, honestly. There's a big empty area that could be a ground, but it's not safe to play there. The basketball court is raised, so falling off would hurt. The library never has enough books, especially during exams.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and always ready to help out. They teach well and support us in everything. We get to check out cool tech stuff at exhibitions and go on industrial trips. Plus, they organize seminars throughout the semester. They also push us to do internships, which is awesome.

Placement: As a mechanical engineering student, we don't see many core company placements, but we do get offers from IT companies. If you're studying CS, EC, or ELE, you'll have chances to get placed in different software companies. From our batch, placement training starts in the 2nd year, so we're all well-prepared. We've been trained by experts from different colleges and training centers.

Campus: The college has a great setup for us students. There are big classrooms that can fit over 100 students. It's nice that the college is away from the main road, so it's quiet here. The library has a lot of books for all subjects. And there's a big playground and basketball court for sports. It's a good place to study and have fun.

Admission: The teachers here are all new and just graduated with their Masters. They don't have much experience or knowledge. Because of money issues, one teacher has to teach 2 or more subjects. The college can't afford to hire more teachers.

Placement: I thought the college would help with placements, so I paid for placement classes. But in the end, they didn't bring any companies to campus. The placement services are really bad. There isn't enough faculty to handle everything, and the management doesn't seem to care.

Campus: The campus has a basketball court and a cricket ground. There's a main building and a sub building where the girls' hostel is. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. Maintenance is not great. The buses are super old. The college is about 3 km from the government bus stop, so we have to walk every day. There's no canteen at the college. The lab instruments are ancient and most of them don't work properly.