LKMIMSR Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They know their stuff and explain things well. The course is a mix of commerce and IT, so we're learning about coding and banking. It's different, but I like it. We have 6 semesters spread over 3 years, with exams every 6 months. The pass rate is good, but could be even better.

Placement: I don't think any students got placed through the college. They had to find internships and job openings themselves to get hired. Most of the job offers were for bankers and IT professionals.

Campus: The college has great facilities considering the fees. The labs have Wi-Fi, are clean, and have computers. The classrooms are good for studying. The library is stocked with books related to the course and more. We can study there without any restrictions.

Admission: In the mechanical department, all our teachers are permanent staff who graduated from top colleges like IIT and NIT. The curriculum is great for our course because it gives us all the skills and techniques we need.

Placement: I really like how this college helps students find jobs after graduation. The average package is around 3 lakhs per year, and about half of the students get placed. They do a great job with placements, especially in mechanical and instrumentation engineering. Companies like Adani Power Limited, Byju's, and Dalmia come here for placements.

Campus: The department library in our building was super helpful with all the info we needed. Every room had Wi-Fi and a projector too. The hostel rooms were nice, with 2 students in each. About 200 students could stay in the hostel all year round.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and really know their stuff. They make learning easy to follow, and the classrooms are top-notch. When we finish the course, we're all set to jump into the job market. And passing our semester exams isn't too tough since the syllabus is on point all semester long.

Placement: In my course, many students aim to do their Masters to gain more knowledge and get good jobs in biotechnology. The average and highest salary for the course is about 3.5 LPA. I don't know much about the top companies that hire from our college. The jobs our course students get are in research and pharmacy as scientists, like doing research on specific medicines and stuff.

Campus: The college's setup is pretty good. They've got a nice canteen, labs, and library. There's a wide range of books to study from, including a computer science library. The labs are all set with everything you need, and Wi-Fi is available everywhere on campus.

Admission: The teachers at Government College of Engineering in Chandrapur are really smart. They all graduated from top institutes like IITs and NITs. The courses are okay, but they don't really prepare you for the industry. The exams are not too hard, so as long as you study, you'll be fine.

Placement: Every year, lots of students land jobs right from college. Big companies like Tata Technologies, Tata Motors, Mahindra, Reliance, and Adani Power come for placements. They offer internships at top power plants too. The average pay package is around 4-5 LPA. It's a great opportunity to kickstart your career!

Campus: The college has a huge library with books for our classes and exams. They have a hostel for around 250 students. We get 24/7 Wi-Fi here, and they organize sports too. It's all good!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really supportive and helpful. They're always there to help out. You don't have to figure everything out on your own. But not a lot of students are industry-ready. You need to pass with at least 40% in each subject. There are two semesters, two sessionals, and class tests as well.

Placement: Only 1 percent of students get jobs after graduating from this college. Unfortunately, the civil engineering branch doesn't have any placements at all. One of the seniors I know got a job with a salary between INR 3.5 to 4 lakhs. Internship opportunities are lacking here. Civil engineering students really struggle to find placements. On the bright side, Tech Mahindra does hire electrical engineering students from our college.

Campus: The library is just okay, not that great. Classrooms are decent, and the lab is also fine. The hostel is really good. We share a room with 1 other person, each with our own study table, bed, and locker. There's a water cooler and a theater in the hostel, so it's pretty good. They also have a gym for us to use.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful or knowledgeable. The teaching quality is low, which doesn't prepare students well for the industry. The semester exams are too hard, and the pass rate is less than 50%.

Placement: Three out of ten students got placed in Electrical Engineering. The highest salary was 18 LPA. Top companies like Adani, Ultratech, TCS, Dalmia, and Wipro hired students. Most students got internships at TCS and Wipro, around eight out of ten.

Campus: The college facilities are just okay no wifi in classrooms or labs. The lab equipment is old and doesn't work well. The canteen is small and not very clean. The hostel facilities aren't very convenient either.

Admission: The teachers in the course are pretty helpful and know their stuff, but some are better at teaching than others. The exams in each semester can be a bit tough, but most people pass them. It feels like they set a good balance between being challenging and doable.

Placement: The job placements for our course can vary a lot, going from 30% to 60%. Some students get really good jobs, while others end up with less pay. Haldiram Nagpur and ICICI Bank are some of the main companies that hire from our college.

Campus: The course facilities have everything we need like labs, classrooms, and libraries. The medical facilities are okay, but nothing fancy. They've got sports facilities for fun too. The food in the canteen is decent.

Admission: When I first started at Government College of Engineering, I thought the teachers would be no good. But turns out, they're actually super helpful and know their stuff. You can always rely on them for support, not just with school stuff but other things too.

Placement: I had a great experience at Government College of Engineering, Chandrapur. Placements were smooth sailing for me, and I landed a job at Infosys as a system engineer. I found that off-campus placements were more popular than on-campus ones. Only about 30% of students get placed through the college.

Campus: The college doesn't have WiFi, which is a bummer. The library is awesome, and the teachers are really good. The hostel could use some updates, though. The playground is massive and great for playing different sports. I love the greenery around the campus, it's so refreshing.

Admission: The faculty and staff are really nice and know their stuff. Their teaching is good most of the time, but it can be a bit lacking at times. The curriculum is okay but nothing special. We have exams twice a year, one each semester. Around 60% of students manage to pass the exams.

Placement: I'm studying Computer Science and Engineering. Around 45% of students got placed in jobs. The highest package was 7-8 LPA, the lowest was 3 LPA, and the average was 3.5-5 LPA. The popular roles were software engineer, data analyst, and hardware engineer.

Campus: The college has okay facilities like labs, classrooms, and libraries, but they could be better. The buildings need some upgrades, and the courses could use improvement too. The hostel facilities are not great, and the food in the mess and canteen isn't the best either.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. I think this IT course is great because it's in high demand, making it easy to find a job. There are lots of different areas to work in within IT. The exams are set by the university and are pretty fair. You just need to pass with about 40%. The faculty and teachers are really awesome. They're experienced and know their stuff well.

Placement: Each year, about 300 students enroll at this college. It's the only one in the district that offers the BCA course at a reasonable price for middle-class students. The salary packages are pretty good too. You can even work with big companies like Accenture, TCS, and others here.

Campus: The facilities here like labs, library, and classrooms are really good. Every year, we have inter-college and intra-college sports events. It's a great way for students to join in, show off their talents, and be part of the action.