Mit - mix bag of emotions

The exams are quite easy and one can easily do it, the faculties are really good but some sometimes don't connect with the students. otherwise, every faculty tries to help the student. Generally, the student to faculty ratio is around 1: 70

From 5th semester the students become eligible for the placement. The major recruiter companies are Deloitte, TCS, etc. I am planning to do an MBA after my graduation. Considering my degree, not many employers are willing to hire people like my qualifications.

The fees are quite on the higher side here and one can't easily get a scholarship or financial assistance but one can try a hand at internships. There are no in-house internships. The fees have been the same for two years not any special hike in fees.

The campus life is amazing, there are always a lot of events going on in the college. The fest is called Aarohan and it's heaven, the Library is stacked with all kinds of books. the classrooms are equipped with all the amenities. There are lots of sports clubs and events. There are clubs like Cultural Club, ShutterBugs and technical clubs like Prokarters and a lot more

The hostel in which I lived for first year was bearable, it had necessary facilities like water , electricity and light but it lacked some really basic stuff like elevator and WiFi . The quality of the meal was good the starting weeks but it got worse after sometime

I easily passed the entrance exam and found the application process quiet, just there was one catch I had to travel from my hometown to confirm my admission. I didn't get any reservation or scholarship. The admission process should be completely online so that students can do it with their convenience.

I had a personal interview of around 15 minutes. In interview they asked me about why I want to pursue this course and some general questions and an extempore on topic of my choice. There is not a strict admission criteria as such .