Great

I don't know the scenario now so it's difficult to say.

ENAT - I scored 140 with a rank of 1620. I chose it because it was my best option based on merit.I didn't want to go to a random college and take up a course I didn't want.

It was good. The college is known for its mechanical and civil departments more than computer science but it was a fun experience going through college. They could ease some test regulations but other than that it's good. Yeah, I think that's it. What more do I say.

Yes, it does provide an opportunity for students to intern with professors on internal projects. I don't believe there is a stipend but the overall experience seems to be rated average. Because most students just want to get done with it and that's all.

The opportunities are good, for some branches. For others, they get huddled into IT jobs anyway. The mechanical and civil have a few good placements. The CSE, ECE, IT departments dominate the placements at the big companies like MS and Samsung. The overall procedure of placements could be improved a LOT though.

Techtatva was the major tech fest and Revels is the major cultural fest. Both fests are conducted with great enthusiasm and attract a lot of students from nearby colleges and far ones alike. They're good fests. They are conducted with a lot of passion and energy and you can always feel it.

Expensive. MIT is one of the most expensive colleges in India. Hostels as well as the tuition fees are quite high and without a scholarship but that doesn't mean you don't see a diverse crowd.

I know of it but I haven't availed it. A friend of mine did. Needs a high rank. Maybe top 250 or so. CGPA also needs to be maintained.

Campus life is cool and fun. It's chilled out for the most part. Gender ratio and diversity are good too. The culture is very open and that's one of the best things about this college. Other competitions were also good with quality participation. It was good to be in a place with such a diverse set of events taking place all round the year. I enjoyed it. Thank you very much.

The hostel facilities and mess food are very good. Better than most other colleges. The quality often degrades as the year progresses but where does that not happen. Overall it is okay. But new buildings are coming up for the hostels and so more students will have a place to stay so I guess that's fine.

I am not really a part of any alumni network of our college. But if they are there, they can be helpful.

We had two sessionals per subject per semester. Other than that, we also had at least 2 assignments. Of course, all this is before the end semester examinations. However, I like the earlier structure better which conducts 3 sessionals instead of two and takes the best two marks into account. It helps increase the overall learning while decreasing the overall workload.

I wrote my ENAT in Hyderabad because I had opted for that center because I was living in that city at that time. So then I went to the center and took the online test which was a very smooth experience. The admission procedure for MIT was quite early so I went to the college with my dad to see if I could get the branch I wanted. Turned out I could and so we went ahead with the procedure - filling the required forms and signing in the right places. We also got our hostel allocation and got to meet my roommate so that was nice.

The faculty of some departments like mechanical and civil is amazing but some departments like ours can suffer due to bad faculty. The key factor is you really have to know what you're getting into because the faculty is only there to help but the hard work needs to be put in by the student. Although, in my opinion, the college could use a lot of better faculty.