Prerit Jain's Review On Acropolis Institute Of Technology & Research - [AITR], Indore

There are few points like opening a hostel in college, allowing to come by your own vehicle in college and improving the labs.

I took MPPET exam and I had a score of 110 out of 200.At the time of admission, the college was among top 5 private colleges in Indore and I wanted to take Electronics and Communication Branch. In all other top colleges it was not available, so i opted for this college.

Course curriculum was nice. There were many subjects which were of my interest. Only negative point was the labs and all. Since when I joined the college, the college had completed merely 3 years, so the practical knowledge was on a lower side at that time. But now after 3 years of my passing. I got to know, they have improved a lot in this field and currently it is one of the top most college in Indore.

No at my time the college didn't provide any internships. But there were quite a few research projects on which some students were guided by there mentors. May be now they have started to offer some internships also.

I must say this is the most important aspect for any college. The placement was on a high side. I think almost 70-80% were placed before completing their course. There were companies like TCS, Syntel, Persistent, Zensar, Bridgestone, Mindtree, Tafe etc. The package offered was between 3-6 LPA.

The events were the best time of your college life. There was a techfest organized every year for almost a week. There were many events held like dancing, singing, fashion show,rock band, sports events, technical events, jugal bandi, Treasure hunt, LAN gaming and so on. The events were very well organized and there were active participation too. Even we promoted the fest in other colleges and they come to participate in them

The fee structure was normal. It was 60k including bus fees per year. Bus fees was compulsory as the college was in outskirts, so it was mandatory to take a bus. Also there was a 50% scholarship for OBCs and SC, ST. So considering all the factors, it was more on a feasible side.

I myself has taken a loan. Loan facility was not available but they provide some papers which helped me to get loan hassle free. As far as scholarship, it was given to OBC, SC and ST on Tution fees. I am not aware if they provide scholarship for higher studies or other facilities.

Gender ratio was on a healthy side. Since it was one of the top college, so girls and boys both took admissions in it. There were different kind of parties held like fresher party, farewell party, batch party, dj nights etc. Also there were many workshops organized for the students like IEEE, Baha, Electronics, Hacking which were very helpful.As our college was strict on anti ragging side, so there were no intolerance or diversity on any basis. There was a formal senior junior meet held under supervision of faculties.

No the exams and labs were not very frequent. It was more of a chill out. The semester gaps were sufficient to go on a long vacation. During the semester times, the college timing was of 7 hours, so you get enough time for your extra activities. There were 2 shifts for college, for 1st and 3rd year it was from 7-3 and for 2nd and 4th year it was from 10-6.

I would say the faculty was on an average side. Some faculties were just 2-3 years BE pass out students. On the other hand there were some Phd faculties too who were very qualified and had a very sound knowledge. So it was a mixup of all kind. But all in all they were very co-operative and helpful.