MVGR College of Engineering Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Labs all have centralized AC and all the required software. The lab in charge is polite and experienced. Hostels are a bit costly compared to the services they provide. There are many stores and options to eat in the area, so students from outside have many options.

Faculty are very well experienced with the required amount of qualifications. Though the exams are hard, they help you in the long run. Even internal marks are hard to get, as teachers are very particular about labs and the assignments given. The course has all the required subjects related to the field you have selected.

Almost 60% of students get placed this year. Though it was a bit frustrating at first, almost everyone who sat for placements got placed. The main advantage we have over others is that we are allowed to prepare for competitive exams like GATE and GRE while sitting for certain interviews (not for dream jobs and above). This option is not available in most colleges.

Facilities can be summarized as adequate. Wi-Fi has severe limitations, with many useful sites blocked. Labs are well-equipped, and classrooms are well air-conditioned. The library is full of books for the curriculum. I am a day scholar, so I am not aware of any hostel provisions.

Teachers are helpful but not always able to teach without reading the PPTs out loud. The curriculum is revised yearly and kept up to date. Examinations are difficult to ace but easy enough to pass with good marks. Attendance is the most important thing, even more than your marks, apparently.

In the college 75% of students who sit for placements get placed. The highest package is 18 LPA, and the lowest is 4.25 LPA (TCS). Top companies are mass recruiters like Capgemini and TCS. 50% get internships (though most of them are unpaid). The Software Developer role is the most prominent.

The infrastructure consists of a six-story building. There is no ground or any area for sports, but considering the college's location, it is acceptable. The entire college is air-conditioned except for the corridors. There are labs for many subjects, and the canteen is also quite good

The teachers are very helpful and offer great assistance in academics, and the curriculum is practical. Exams are also reasonable, and you get enough time to prepare for them. Teachers also help during exams by providing study materials

The placement scene is quite good; based on my observations, it’s above 70% with many people placed in JP Morgan, UBS, ZS, and other prominent companies. Furthermore, the placement cell is very helpful and assists in many fields. In addition to placements, there is also an internship fair conducted to give students the opportunity to gain experience.

The college has excellent infrastructure, including well-equipped labs, Wi-Fi, and a vast library. The hostel facilities are great, with good quality food available in the mess and canteen. Medical facilities, sports, and games are also well maintained.

Faculty is helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is excellent, and the course curriculum is relevant and industry-ready. Semester exams are moderately difficult, with a pass percentage of 90%. There is a focus on practical knowledge.

Our batch had an excellent placement record, with 75% of students placed in top companies. The highest package offered is 15 LPA, the lowest is 5 LPA, and the average package is 7 LPA. Top recruiting companies included TCS and Google.

The infrastructure is overall decent. Hostel rooms are also good with three people sharing in 1st year and 2nd year. We get LAN facility for internet which works well for most of the time. The canteen food is good but the mess food is okay, not good every day

The curriculum followed here is as followed by most colleges in India with some good values courses. I think the culture here makes the student's industry ready. Semester exams are decent only with relatively low grading. You can easily score well by studying one week before.

Placements are decent. Most of the good companies like Google, Flipkart, Accenture, and many more visit our college but the reality is most of the students have to rely on campus placements. Yet the culture is decent so you don't need to worry much about placements.

Good infrastructure of lecture halls and the library. In hostels, we have one chair, a study table, a bed, and a cupboard for each student, and the rooms are three-sharing rooms. Talking about food, it is average; if you want to survive, you have to eat.

The teachers are well-educated and qualified, and they teach well. The curriculum is relevant to our course, and it helps us well. For an average student, it is very difficult to secure a good grade in exams because this college has relatively strict grading for students.

The highest package offered for this year is above 9 LPA, and more than 3 got more than 8.5 LPA. The least package offered for this year is 4 LPA. Top recruiters are Goldman Sachs, Amazon, Myntra, etc. Most of the students are placed on campus, and some have been placed off campus as well.

Facilities which are available in the college are very good and great. Infrastructure is very good and well maintained by the college, and the college has Wi-Fi and many kinds of labs that are maintained by the college very well, which makes the college techified.

Faculty members are very nice and engaging, they teach in a very engaging and light manner, and they give projects as homework, so you don't have to suffer from a lack of experience and knowledge. They also give one-to-one doubt consultancy. I think I am not sure, but course curriculum is relevant, I think.

Around 80 to 70% get placed. Highest package was 12 LPA, and average package was 2.49 LPA. Companies like these, Google, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, and many more multi-billion dollar companies, and as the college makes you fit for job interviews and internships, so you don't have to suffer at the last minute or last period.

The campus is clean and green with good facilities like Wi-Fi, central library, workshops, and separate hostels for boys and girls. New smart classrooms and labs are being developed. However, some buildings need renovation and better maintenance.

Most professors are knowledgeable and cooperative. Many hold PhDs and have years of teaching experience. While some classes can be a bit theoretical, those who are curious can learn a lot from the faculty. So faculty members are supportive and helpful.

Placements for core branches like mechanical and civil are average, but for CS/IT branches, they are much better. Companies like TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, and Wipro visit the campus. Students also crack off-campus opportunities and GATE exams. The placement cell is supportive, but students need to be proactive.

The infrastructure is mostly old, with functional instruments and labs but needs considerable improvement. Continuous new infrastructure is being made, which is great. The recent labs, like the IoT lab, are well done. The hostels are all old; they have been renovated over time but require significant improvement. A new hostel is being built with air conditioning facilities as well.

The faculty is good but seems reluctant to teach, which is the best part. They send Ph.D. students to teach who often lack knowledge. Attendance is handed out easily by them, so there are very few teachers who want to teach; most send in Ph.D. students. Additionally, many of the assignments are also graded by Ph.D. students, and marks depend on how well you can convince them.

The placement is okay. Mostly mass recruiters come here, and mainly service-based companies for IT roles. Consulting for core Bhart Electronics Limited came last year for Electronics and Communication Engineering. Hummingbird has given the highest on-campus package for the last 3 years, approximately 12.5 LPA.

In my branch, which is CSE, we have our department building with labs and AC classrooms. In there are a total of 11 hostels, which include 7 boys' and 4 girls' hostels. All hostels have regular Wi-Fi connectivity, and the food in the hostel mess is average. Some hostels are very old but are in the process of renovation.

Some teachers are helpful and are highly qualified, many of them are IIT alumni. Every year, there are two semesters which are of moderate level difficulty and nearly 95% of students easily pass to the next year without any back paper.

Overall placement rate is around 70% to 80%. More top-branch students get placed every year. In CSE and IT branches 6 LPA to 8 LPA is the average package offered. MMMUT has a placement cell that helps students get placed more and more. Campus placements have been seen in recent years.