University Institute of Technology, Jhabua - Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalay

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good, especially the ones teaching maths and ED. They're awesome. Some of them lack experience, but they still try their best. There are some young teachers, but the maths teacher is really great. Everyone puts in a lot of effort and never misses a lecture. They always finish the syllabus on time.

Placement: I'm studying B.Tech with two branches: computer science and mechanical engineering. To get placements, we have to visit the placement cell at RGPV Bhopal. Since our college is new (established in 2015), not many companies visit yet. But around 75% of students are getting placed through RGPV Bhopal. This college is great for preparing for exams like GATE and UPSC. Many OBC and ST students from MP get free hostel facilities here. The highest salary is 5 LPA, and the average is 3.5 LPA. It's good for exam preparation but not so much for placements. I recommend this college for students who are willing to work hard for their placements.

Campus: Our college doesn't have its own building yet, so we have classes at the polytechnic campus in Jhabua. They're still building our college, and it might take around 3 to 4 years to finish. We do have a library, computer labs, and other labs on campus, which are all pretty important. For housing, our college doesn't have hostels, but OBC, ST, and minority religion students can get free hostel rooms for 4 years. They just have to pay a small caution fee. If you're in the general category, you'll have to find your own place to stay. The Wi-Fi here is only for school stuff, not for personal use. I'm in the OBC category, so I get a free room in the hostel. It's really nice there, thanks to the hostel staff and our seniors who keep it clean and well-maintained. It's great not having to worry about hostel fees. There's no mess in the hostel, so we can cook our own meals or eat out at local restaurants. You can get meals for a whole month with just Rs. 2,000 from outside. It's pretty convenient.

Admission: The teachers here may not have a ton of experience, but they really try hard. A lot of our classes are taught by folks from the polytechnic college. Our teachers are on the younger side, so they're still learning the ropes. But they give it their all and cover everything in the syllabus.

Placement: Around 75% of students in our college get placed through the RGPV Bhopal placement cell. When our college started in 2015, no companies came for placements. But now, companies like Infosys, IBM, and TMC visit RGPV Bhopal every year for placements.

Campus: Our college doesn't have its own building, so we have classes on the polytechnic campus. We've got computer lab, chemistry lab, mechanic lab, and physics lab. The state government provides free hostel for OBC and minority students. We don't have medical facilities on campus, but it's nearby. Our college also has a lot of sports and games that we can participate in.