MIT Manipal Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

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Anonymous
4.2Helpful
Reviewed on Jul 15, 2021(Enrolled 2019)

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The placements are really good in Manipal. MNCs recruit not only the CS/IT but other branch students as well. They get a very good starting package. The highest package is 30 lakh annum and the lowest may be around 5 lakh per annum. The percentage of students getting placed is 65%. Most of them go for their Master's degree.
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Sanket Bakshi
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Reviewed on Jul 13, 2021(Enrolled 2020)

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Students especially become eligible for campus placements from the 6th or 7th semester. They are a lot of big companies that come to our college during the campus placements. Amazon, Delloite, Tata, Fiat, Bosch, Hyundai, Ather Energy, Accenture, Tcs, Royal Enfield, HP, etc. Most of these companies hire for marketing and sales roles, however, tech companies come for market-specific roles. The highest package offered is 12 lakhs per annum by HP and the average package offered by all the companies is 4.33 lakhs per annum. According to the university reports, approximately 80-85% of the students are successful in getting placements.
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Rishabh Gupta
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Bachelors of Engineering
Reviewed on Jun 18, 2021(Enrolled 2016)

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The main key point of manipal is the exposure, the diversity and the vast culture. MIT does not do bulk admissions like VIT or any other college. I found that the ranking system was also very transparent and it does not include boards marks for admission, Once you take admission to this college you are going to learn each and every second from 4 years of your life. MIT covers almost every aspect where a teenager wants to live there life.
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Ayush Vatsa
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Reviewed on May 16, 2021(Enrolled 2020)

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From 7th-semester students become eligible to sit for placements after giving a placement test taken by the college. Many comapnies visit to offer placements like infosys, goldmansachs, amazon ,adobe etc (Total 200+) The highest package was 43.31lpa and the average package offered was 7.5lpa. Around 70% of the students get placed. After the degree, I may opt for higher studies.
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Akash M Suvarna
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B.Tech, Print & Media Technology
Reviewed on Apr 25, 2021(Enrolled 2016)

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It's the best. Easy admission process. Crack the entrance exam and be sure about the seats. Good environment to study. Supportive professors. Once I had met with an accident, all the bills was paid from college itself. We have the Mahe Combo card which includes the health insurance for each students of Mahe. I like their method of teaching. Easy adjustable scheduled classes. Good environment with the seniors and juniors. Campus with Anti-ragging. There will be Campus Patrol all the time, so there won't be any trouble. Mahe have got all the facilities. Gym, sports area called Marena, football ground, cricket ground, basketball court and many more.
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Anonymous
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Reviewed on Apr 11, 2021(Enrolled 2021)

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The statistics for placement are high. Students become eligible for campus placements from the seventh semester. The number of companies visited is 250+, including Microsoft, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, etc. The average package is Rs. 7.5 LPA and the highest package is 43.31 LPA. The percentage of students getting placements is 70.
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Naman Khurana
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Reviewed on Apr 9, 2021(Enrolled 2020)

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The 5th and 6th semester involve your internship opportunities and 7th semester onwards you are eligible for the placement rounds. With 250+ recruiting companies such as Microsoft, Amazon, Deshaw, Goldman Sachs, Dell etc, 1089 offers, INR 7.5 lakhs avg package, INR 6.2 Lakhs as median salary and the highest package offered to be INR 43 Lakhs, the placements stats are pretty good. ALmost 60-70% of students get placed every year. After getting the bachelors degree, I may go for higher education or will opt for a job.
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Aditya Bundela
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Reviewed on Mar 27, 2021(Enrolled 2020)

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After 6th semester student becomes eligible for campus placements. Companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, Dell, Hp, Oyo, JP morgan, Delloit, Bosch etc come for placements, 1000 offers are made. Over 250 companies came for placement. The highest package was 41 LPA and the average was 7.5 LPA with a median of 6.5 LPA. 65 % of students were placed. Can go for placements or for higher studies
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Pratham soni
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Reviewed on Mar 27, 2021(Enrolled 2020)

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There is a decent no. Of campus placement, it's only up to us how we are performing in exams. Although there is a shortage of jobs and placement .but still it's much decent than other private colleges. After 6th semester student is eligible for placements. The highest salary was 41 LPA and the lowest was 3.3 LPA with an average of 7.5LPA. almost 1000 offers were made. Companies such as Microsoft, Dell, hp, jp morgan, Oyo, Maruti etc came for campus placements. Almost 60 percent of students were placed. My plans are to go for higher studies.
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Eklavya
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Reviewed on Mar 25, 2021(Enrolled 2020)

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From 7 th semester, you become eligible for placement. There were a lot of companies and we check them on the official site of MIT. Almost 86 percent of students were placed in good companies. My plans after getting a degree are to pursue M.tech with the help of GATE.
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What are your reviews of Manipal Institute Of Technology (Manipal)?

Debdeep Majumder
Pratik ParikhLives in Bangalore

Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT), Manipal is the first self-financing engineering college in India. The institute has been ranked 61 among the top engineering colleges in India by NIRF 2023. Based upon a few reviews the key aspects of this institute are as follows

  • A Thriving Campus Life: MIT is not just about academics; it's a vibrant hub of opportunities. You must join student clubs, including technical ones, to explore your passions beyond the classroom.
  • Sports Galore: If you're a sports enthusiast, you're in for a treat! MIT boasts semi-professional cricket and football teams, guaranteeing an adrenaline-packed experience and fierce competition.
  • Culinary Delights: When it comes to food, Manipal has you covered. With two fantastic Mexican restaurants and a variety of options, you'll rarely be disappointed by the gastronomic adventures you can embark on. Plus, the college mess is a cut above the rest, making sure you're well-fed and satisfied.
  • Balancing Recreation: It's true that Manipal is known for its lively social scene. While temptations are around, remember that your choices are what matter most. Find the right balance between academics and recreation to enjoy a fulfilling college experience.
  • Supportive Faculty: The professors at MIT, especially in Mechanical and Civil engineering, are both knowledgeable and approachable. While the education system may focus on achieving high marks, you'll have experts to guide you along the way.
  • Placements and Beyond While placements have their challenges, MIT provides you with the tools to shine in higher studies. It's an excellent choice if you aspire to continue your education and build a strong foundation for future success.

In conclusion, the Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) offers a dynamic campus life, a strong sports culture, diverse culinary options, and a balance between academics and recreation.

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What is your review of Manipal Institute Of Technology (Manipal)?

Raktim Tarafdar
Alka GuptaStudied at Manipal Institute Of Technology

As a student of Manipal Institute of Technology, here are some things I would like to share with you-

  • Campus Life- Manipal offers a great campus life. There are student clubs and technical clubs. Technical clubs include- The Solar Mobil Project and Formula Manipal. The dramatics societies don’t perform much but they are a great place for networking.
  • Sports facilities- The college has its own semi professional leagues- MIT Cricket League and MIT Football League. 
  • Food- The campus has good eateries including two Mexican restaurants. Even the hostel mess is decent over here.
  • Academics- The curriculum and labs need to be updated, especially for ME and CE. Over here, learning is theoretical rather than practical. Like any other engineering college, you’ll face lots of assignments and tests. Teachers give importance only to marks. This is especially true for CSE, EEE and ECE branches.
  • Faculty- The faculty for mechanical and civil is liberal and qualified. Unfortunately however, most teachers at MIT look down upon students with low grades.
  • Crowd- The crowd is quite diverse. You’ll interact with people from various cultural backgrounds. Manipal gives ample freedom and opportunities to its students for their personality development. However, the fees are very high.
  • Placements- Except for the top 10% in CSE and ECE, low packages are offered to students. Majority ends up getting mass recruited in brands like TCS. Student intake is increasing, and number of core companies visiting the campus is decreasing. Thus, very average placements are secured for such a high fee.
  • Higher Studies- Manipal will offer support for your higher studies. Opting for an MSc. after your graduation from Manipal, is a good option.

At Manipal you’ll develop good interpersonal skills. But the fees aren’t justified considering its faculty, academics and placement quality.

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