Delhi Institute of Tool Engineering New Delhi Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Main reason to choose the institute is the faculty and placements. Faculties are excellent and placement is 100% at the end of the course. Keeping in mind the low annual fee and best quality of education in the exclusive technical field. There are only two streams taught in the institute. So, not so rush of students in the institute and one can study peacefully.

Management is poor and it takes lot of time to get documents signed at college.

Campus placement was the biggest attraction of the college. The college used to have a 100 percent placement record. Many good companies like Maruti, JBM, Motherson Sumi, Subros used to visit for the campus placement. But since last 2 years, the placement has declined and the big companies aren't visiting much. Also, the annual average package is less than 4 lakh. Only Maruti provides a package of 6-7 lakh, and some doesn't even give 3 lakh for a year.

Placement drives usually start from September for students who are in the 7th Semester. Currently, no company has come for recruitment in our college because of the COVID 19 pandemic. Also, our seniors who were placed lost their jobs because of the same. Speaking generally Maruti Suzuki is the biggest recruiter in our college, they hire on the basis of test and PI. Sadly most of the companies that come in our college recruit only tool engineers which is another discipline being offered by our college. Although there is very less scope for Mechatronics engineer still we can approach off-campus placements provided our educational record is good.

Because of the good placement record specially Maruti Suzuki Visit here for recruitment and I heard that most of the students placed in a reputed company with an average of 5-10 Lakh per annum package but day by day it's placement record is getting worse, which is disappointed me a lot

Getting admission in the college is easy compared to other central delhi colleges and it's affiliated to GGSIPU a well known University.The transport facility is easily available to the college and is near to main spots of the city.

Mechatronics is offered by Delhi Institute of Tool engineering affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. I chose this course because it is very valuable in countries like Germany and Japan. This course is related to industrial robotics, incorporation of AI in mechanics which has the demand in future. The course curriculum is good, and the only thing I want is that the students should be taught more about the practicals related to this course. As our college is affiliated to GGSIPU, the students can participate in the annual cultural festival Anugoonj. Even our college organises the technical fest Ennogy provided that the students take the initiative in organising it and that the government funds it. For connectivity the college is just 2 km away from Govindpuri metro station on the violet line of DMRC one can easily take an auto, bus or tempo service to reach the college. Students get to experience the various activities held by the government and also apply to the various scholarship schemes launched by both the central and state governments.

Positive 1) placement 100% 2) ragging free 3) faculty are supportive Negative 1) no hostel. 2) if you don't return libarary book on time you need to pay fine 3) less students Every thing in college is good

Positive : you can enjoy campus life no need to 75%attendence unofficially library was too good you can go and study all books are available no headache forany exam all the teachers are supportive Negitive: sports faculty is not to good very poor faculty.

Positive: Tool engineering has very much potential in industry. All we need a proper placement and training team/faculty. But also firstly we need a better infrastructure with all the labs and faculty that will bend us to be an engineer we meant to be.