AITR Indore Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

College infrastructure is good and hostel facilities are also available separately for girls and boys. Canteen and Wi-Fi facilities are also available in hostel with good connection and canteen food is also hygienic and canteen staff is also good

Academics is also good and acceptable teachers are nice in nature and very supportive and also they give good advice to their students and always available for the help rather student made any kind of help with his connections or studies or placements

If I talk about placements they are decent not to good not to bed but still I will consider it as good because minimum packages and average packages are good like 5 lakh per annum but placement percentage is not that much good if you are below average then it's hard to get placement easily

College infrastructure is fantastic as it has all the basic facilities it has hostels for boys and girls well developed playground for different sports and they also using smart board in every classes properly

Academic wise acropolis is really great as most of the teachers are highly trained UGC NET qualified and PhD holders so with their many years of experience they are giving us great knowledge when the course in syllabus are updated yearly

Placements are really good as companies with different domain visit here and higher students with good packages the yes package was 20 lakh and the average package starting from 4 to 5 lakh for students who are completely fresher

I am grateful to be the part of this college and the total fees that we have to pay is 100000 per year super total BTech you just have to pay for like 4 to 5 lakh rupees including bus face and your stay hostel everything

Campus life is amazing they usually do one or two cultural event and concert in every 3 months.

Quite small infrastructure not a big campus. They have normal facilities that every college have, college hostel is not there and no network coming in classrooms because of the jammer. Canteen is good.

I feel they should update some things like students can see their attendance from website. Proper academic calendar they should provide. This college is strict about everything uniform is compulsory for everyday.

The average package of this college is 4-5 lakh from CS and IT department. The highest package was 32LPA. The quality of placement is average but yaa if you have skills made projects it can help you in placements.

It is not that much costly compared to most of the colleges. My course cost 5,20,000 for the whole 4 years.

The college has a good classroom with projectors and air ventilations a well equipped library and a decent computer labs wi-fi is also available throughout the campus and the cafeteria serves a variety of food however hostel facilities could be better in terms of cleanliness and space sports and recreational facilities exist but are limited overall infrastructure is functional and satisfactory for an mba programme though some areas need improvement

The faculty members are knowledgeable with a mix experience professors and young lecturers the curriculum is updated to include practical knowledge and case studies however some teaching methods still feels very theoretical and could be more industry oriented sessions guest lectures and workshop happen occasionally but could be more frequent

The placement sale is active and brings in several companies especially for marketing sales and finance rules some reputed companies visit but the highest package are not very high compared to top tier colleges average placements are decent but students need to put in extra efforts for better opportunities intensives are also provided but may not always meet students preferred domains

The MBA fees are reasonable compared to their private colleges and facilities provided at birthday cost however return investment depends on how you valued utilise the opportunity for students aiming top corporate roles additional certification and skill buildings may need beyond the regular curriculum

Campus life is vibrant with cultural events feast and student clubs that encourage participation there are opportunities for networking and making friends however the campus is not very large so there are limited hangout spots The location is safe and accessible but students looking for a very lively city experience might find it a bit calm

The campus is very big and has all the basics. Classrooms are decent, labs work fine most of the time. There’s a place to hang out with friends and the hostel is okay if you adjust. Not premium, but it gets the job done.

Teaching is a mix some professors are super helpful, others just go through slides. You’ve got to be a little self-motivated here. Syllabus is okay, not too outdated, but not very industry-focused either. Extra sessions and projects help if you actually want to learn more.

Placements are not too great for everyone, but if you’ve got decent skills, you’ll manage. Some good companies do come, mostly for IT or sales roles. The placement team helps, but you need to hustle on your own too. Not easy, but not impossible either.

The campus is decent not too fancy, but everything you need is there. Classrooms are fine, labs are equipped but could be better. Library is helpful during exams. Hostel life is okay, and Wi-Fi works most of the time. Overall, it’s manageable and comfortable enough for studies.

Academics are okay. Some teachers are really good and explain things well, while a few just stick to the syllabus. The syllabus is decent but a bit outdated in some areas. You’ll learn a lot if you take initiative. Projects and internal assessments keep things going.

Placements are average but improving. A few big companies visit, mostly IT and service-based. Core jobs are fewer. Placement cell helps with basic training, but a lot depends on your own effort. If you build your skills, you can crack a decent job through on or off campus.

The campus vibe is pretty nice clean surroundings, good greenery, and places to chill between classes. Labs are updated and there’s a proper tech setup in most classrooms. Hostel life is manageable, not luxury, but you get used to it. Canteen food is decent on most days.

Teaching quality is quite good. Some profs really go the extra mile to explain stuff, while a few are a bit bookish. Still, there’s good support if you actually want to learn. Assignments, presentations, and project work keep us engaged beyond just exams.

Placement scene is solid for those who are serious. Companies from IT, core, and startups do visit. You still need to prepare well yourself, but the placement cell gives proper training. Many seniors got placed with decent packages, so it gives you hope.

The campus is well-planned with modern classrooms, well-equipped labs, and 24/7 Wi-Fi. The library is large and updated with technical books. Hostel and mess facilities are decent, and there are spaces for sports and events, making student life comfortable and active.

The academic structure is strong with experienced faculty who focus on both theory and hands-on learning. Regular seminars, coding contests, and lab sessions help in better understanding. Curriculum is updated to meet industry needs and encourages problem-solving skills.

Placement cell is active and well-connected with top companies. Students receive training in aptitude, soft skills, and technical interviews. Core and IT companies visit regularly, offering good packages. Many students get placed in reputed firms with decent CTCs.

The college infrastructure is well-maintained, with modern classrooms, smart boards, a central library, and high-speed Wi-Fi across campus. Labs are fully equipped, and hostel facilities are clean and secure.

The academic curriculum is well-structured and regularly updated as per industry needs. Faculty members are knowledgeable and supportive, and many use practical teaching methods. Seminars, workshops, and doubt-clearing sessions are frequently organized to enhance understanding. Assignments and internal tests ensure continuous learning and exam preparation

The college offers decent placement opportunities, especially for CS/IT branches. Companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys visit the campus. The average package is around ₹3 LPA, while the highest has gone up to ₹5–6 LPA. The placement cell is active and organizes training sessions, mock interviews, and soft skill workshops to help students prepare well

The college offers good value for money as per the fee structure and facilities. Decent placement, good academics, etc.

Campus life is lively and full of opportunities. There are several clubs for coding, dance, drama, and sports. Regular events, fests, and cultural programs keep the atmosphere energetic. The crowd is diverse and friendly, and students get to interact, collaborate, and grow together.

Labs, classroom and libraries are good, but Wi-Fi is not available on campus. They have even installed internet jammers in the department so that none of the students use the internet on their mobile devices or laptops. The quality of food in our canteen is quite good; all the processing of food is also hygienic and the pricing of all the dishes is also affordable and reasonable. Hostel facilities are not available at this college.

Teachers are all well educated, helpful and knowledgeable. Teaching standards are also pretty good. As this college is affiliated with RGPV, the curriculum is quite old, and all the autonomous universities are teaching new technologies. Our college goes from the basics of engineering, which have their own merits. Semester exams are quite difficult in RGPV and you have to get around 23 marks to pass out of 75 in a subject.

They do training sessions for placement purposes and are very helpful towards it. Campus placement is easier at this college compared to others. The highest package was 43 Lacs but was off campus but the student was from Acropolis, and the highest package on campus was 21 Lacs.