University of Science and Technology Meghalaya Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers in our department mostly have doctorates. They really know their stuff and they're friendly. The course content prepares us well for working in a research lab. Exams are fair, not too hard. About a third of students pass.

Placement: I really like how many students get placed every year  it's around 5-10%. The highest salary package you can get is 7 lakhs per year, while the lowest is about 3 lakhs. Companies like Flipkart, HDFC Bank, and pharmaceutical companies come for recruitment. For internships, about 2% of students from my course get them. The top job you can get is as a researcher.

Campus: The department always has Wi-Fi and electricity, even at night. Our classrooms have cool tech stuff for learning. The lab has all kinds of tools and special animals. The library has books for every class. We get food 3 times a day and snacks at night. Plus, there's a big sports field and a place to ride horses. It's pretty cool!

Admission: The teachers at this college are really experienced and know their stuff. They teach in a way that makes it easy to understand. Plus, they have exams every week to keep us on track. It's great!

Placement: After a great semester, we can apply for jobs on campus. Big companies, like Microsoft and Google, come to our college to hire students. They offer really good salaries, sometimes in crores. More than half of the students here get placed in jobs. I hope to land a good job after I graduate.

Campus: The library has a lot of books and it's huge. I haven't finished checking out all the books yet. The classrooms are high-tech and we can easily use the technology. Sometimes we have to move to a different room for class. There are many clubs to join, like the cultural forum which I'm a part of.

Admission: The course curriculum is great and easy to understand. The teachers give us lots of study materials which really helps with self-study. We have 4 internal assessments (called CA1, CA2, CA3, and CA4) every semester, plus the final exams.

Placement: I love how lots of top companies come here to hire students every year. The college's placement team is awesome they bring in new companies regularly. Last year, the highest salary offered was around Rs. 6 LPA, and the average was Rs. 4 LPA. It's great for students looking for job opportunities after graduation.

Campus: The hostel has good facilities and infrastructure. It's a safe and secure place to stay on campus. They have separate hostels for guys and girls. You get stuff like free Wi-Fi, 24/7 water, hot water, fridge, washing machines, and a clinic. There's a warden who looks after everyone and all the facilities. It's first come, first served for rooms.

Admission: The teachers in our college are really helpful in teaching us new skills. The course curriculum is relevant and prepares us well for the industry. Passing the semester exams can be tough, but the faculty is good overall. The college has an average passing percentage of 81%.

Placement: The college placement is really good. Our course has students getting new jobs with the highest package being 17 lakhs per year and the lowest being 5 lakhs per year. Top companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro offer internships at our college. Many of our course mates end up working for these companies after graduation.

Campus: The college has great facilities like well-designed classrooms, smart boards, and labs. There's good Wi-Fi too. The hostel has good amenities, including medical emergency services. Plus, there's a canteen and sports facilities available on campus.

Admission: The security guard and a few teachers can be pretty unfriendly. They don't really pay much attention to us students. Our course lasts for 4 years. We need to get 75% marks in the third year with 75% marks.

Placement: The college has many companies coming for placements. Wipro and Infosys offer the best salary packages. We can intern at these companies too. The college takes us on trips to factories and companies for learning. Placements start in the first year based on how well we do. They help us prepare for interviews, and if we do well, we get the job.

Campus: I really like all the cultural events at USTM, like Kairos. They had it this year. And every year, there's a cool DJ night sponsored by Red Bull. Plus, there's a gymnastics area where you can work out. It's nice that we can grab lunch at the amenity center on campus too.

Admission: The teachers in our department have solid UPSC backgrounds, so they really know their stuff. This course is super important right now because a lot of people are trying to get good jobs through tough exams. It's not just about getting a degree - they actually help us get ready for those exams so we can stand out from the crowd. The syllabus for each semester is well thought out to make sure we learn as much as possible during the three-year program.

Placement: The course I took didn't offer any placements because it focused only on coaching for competitive exams like UPSC. They didn't push for internships either since they wanted us to focus on studying and reading on our own.

Campus: The campus is really modern and has everything you need. Each building has an elevator, there's a power generator, and every classroom has fans. They even have a cleaning crew and a coordinator for each building to keep things running smoothly. The hostel rooms are updated too, with 3-sitter and 2-sitter options, plus bathrooms. There are water filters and coolers on each floor. And if you get sick, there's a hospital on campus that helps students with free or discounted treatment. They also organize sports events on Saturdays for a month to promote staying active while studying.

Admission: The professors at VIT Vellore are really good. They explain tough stuff in a simple way. The student-to-faculty ratio is 1:15, so you can easily talk to them. Exams are fair, and there are quizzes and assignments online too.

Placement: At VIT, students can start getting job offers from the seventh semester. Big companies such as Amazon, Google, and Microsoft visit our campus every year, offering over 6000 jobs in total. The highest salary offered is 80 Lacs, while the average salary is around 9.95 Lacs.

Campus: I really like all the cultural stuff happening at USTM. They had Kairos this year, and there's a DJ night sponsored by Red Bull every year. I also love the gymnastics area where you can work out. Plus, it's great that you can grab lunch at the amenity center on campus.

Admission: The teachers here at this college really know their stuff. They help us think in new ways and support us with our studies and future plans. They're awesome at teaching and have lots of experience too.

Placement: The college I go to, World College of Technology and Management, hosts a huge job fair every year. Over 100 companies show up to hire students with good skills and knowledge. Around 50 students get really good job offers every year, with salaries ranging from 8 to 10 LPA. On top of that, there are more than 10 internships available for students. Big tech companies like Amazon, Tech Mahindra, and IBM also visit our college every year. Most internships are paid, but some are unpaid. It's a great opportunity for us students to kickstart our careers!

Campus: At this college, we celebrate a lot of festivals like Bihu, Durga Puja, Saraswati Puja, and Christmas. The central library has tons of books, so it's easy to find whatever we need. The rooms are nice with 3 beds in each, perfect for 3 students. And the food is great! Breakfast has fried rice, puri shabji, khichri, egg, and chapati. Lunch includes dal, bhaji, and chutney. And dinner has chapati, chicken, paneer, fish, and egg curry. Plus, the hostel is right on campus. Overall, it's a comfortable and convenient place to stay.

Admission: The professors at this college are super helpful and know their stuff. The teaching is top-notch and the courses make sense. The exams can be tough, but if you put in some study time, you'll pass for sure. You need at least 40% marks to pass each subject.

Placement: I heard that around 65% of students from my course got jobs after graduating, which is pretty good. The highest salary they mentioned was 8 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA.

Campus: I really like the college setup here. The classrooms are cool, and there's a big library. The botany lab is separate, which is nice. They have a hostel too, which is great. The food in the mess and canteen is tasty and healthy. The medical care here is top-notch.

Admission: The course is split into 4 semesters, each with 7 papers. One cool thing is that we get to do fieldwork in each semester. Fieldwork is super hands-on and helps us understand the subject better. We do stuff like rural camps, study tours, and counseling sessions. It's a great way to learn outside the classroom.

Placement: The course requires fieldwork, which is a must-do. The college arranges visits to different organizations for us. We also go on trips to rural areas. And after we finish the course, they help us get jobs.

Campus: The hostel room had a table, chair, bed, and wardrobe. The food wasn't amazing, but they gave us meals 3 times a day plus a snack in the evening. To get a room, you need to pay a 10,000 rupee caution deposit during admission. The hostel fee is 2,50,000 rupees per year.