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My campus is at Gandipet. The campus feel so lovely. We got well-fitted labs , grounds , and a small but interesting library. Sharing space near CBIT creates an energetic student hub with solid connectivity.
MGIT is autonomous college, so an autonomous curriculum is established with experienced faculty. Academic life requires steady attention to lab assessments, continuous evaluations and project milestones. It's important that we clear subjects every then and now.
MGIT's top recruiters are companies like Cognizant,TCS and Deloitte, alongside core engineering firms. The highest recorded package so far is 70LPA., with average package ranging between 5.5 and 6.5 LPA.
With annual tuition fee around 1.6 lacs previously but it's been raised to 2 lacs now. MGIT mostly returns a strong return on investment. It's reputed for its placement track record so it makes it one of the top tier choices in Hyderabad. I feel the money is worthy
The shared buzz around Gandipet food stalls , college canteen and open stairs makes breaks lovely. Annual events like Nirvana which is a cultural fest and departmental tech symposiums bring high energy in the campus. The clubs and sports too are things to watch for.
The college's infrastructure is not at all good. I anticipated there would be highlighted auditorium but it doesn't seem to be , while the library and canteen are very small. Keeping it a side , there isn't much about to say.
I am Computer Science and Business Systems student at MGIT. Because I'm quite interested in business. The quality of teaching isn't satisfactory. The curriculum is the same as other colleges 8 semesters and sem exam every 4-5 months. It needs an update.
For the last 2 years , the placements are very less comparatively . The placement cell said from CSE and IT about 70 percent students were placed. But it seems the placements aren't going as well as they are supposed to be.
I'd not say this is value for money. I pay around 2 lacs per year and from what the college offers isn't satisfactory including the infrastructure, academics and placements . Because the fee is too high and it's not getting the worth.
Decent academics and chill vibe,but strict attendance , a cramped canteen , average Wi-Fi , and average boys hostel facilities keep it strictly . Keep it middle of the road. Maintaining the attendance is quite a headache here.
In my personal opinion, I feel the college is quite old and the construction are yet ongoing. I am not really satisfied with the college infrastructure, the library and the canteens are too small . The labs ACs too do not properly work.
The academics are not as good as I expected. I thought college would teach me practical skills that's helpful but there are none. Writing the same sem exams every sem and outdated curriculum feels very old fashioned.
I don't even have a hope on getting placed from my college from what I've seen so far. By following this curriculum, I don't think one would get placed unless they're exceptionally skillful. The placement ratio is too bad.
I'm paying 2lacs per year as my academic fee ,the fee is not justified because I feel like I've been wasting my whole time here by daily coming to the college and listening to the same lectures. Learning practical and technical skills would be better than this.
My campus life hasn't been well so far. I've been always thinking why I have chosen this college , I should've thought of alternates or should have opted for any industry relevant courses. The campus life too is not what I expected.
I am a lateral entry study here , and in my experience so far, the college's infrastructure has been good , which includes the playgrounds , more importantly the location , library and the greenary is too good.
I'd say the academics are decent like the teaching staff as per the provided subjects are okay but the curriculum needs a big update , it's big time because of the AI revolution, I feel it could be improved a lot.
The placements till 2024 batch were high. But from then on there's been a decline in the placements offered and the companies visited the college because they expect a lot now. Currently everyone seeks good skills. It could be improved.
Considering the campus environment and infrastructure, it feels value for money but when it comes to academics and placements I feel it's not worth the money I am paying about 2 lacs/ year . I feel there could be much improvement but overall the campus is okay.
My campus life here has been well going so far. Just being 3 months into the college I've met many guys in the college and have become buddies. The support staff have been very supportive and friendly. The campus is situated at a hill like location, when you walk around , you could feel many ups and downs.
The infrastructure is good and satisfying here in my college.The campus is big and located on a hill. There are quite ups and down while walking. Classrooms and labs are decent and the library and sports facilities are also there . The grounds are quite big room Some areas could be improved.
Fro my 1.5 years of experience, academics are pretty decent.The syllabus is well structured and most of the subjects are covered properly.Some faculty is very friendly and explain very well.while with some subjects you have to put in a bit more effort of your own. overall good academic life.
Placements are decent with companies coming for campus hiring,but the opportunities can vary depending on the branch and the student.from the website , in 2023-24 placement report also listed that CSBS students among hired for companies such as Accenture.
My academic fee is around 2lakhs per year. I feel it somewhat worthy considering the campus, infrastructure and the opportunities we get.ButbI think the value depends a lot on how we make use of the facilities and placement opportunities depends on the individual.
The best thing about the college is the campus and the environment provides. The campus is pretty big and there are good facilities for students. You can easily find people with similar interests.Support staff are also most helpful when needed. The location here at the college gives pleasant vibes. So, I have no major issues so far.
In my opinion and experience,the infrastructure is good. The campus is quite big like 30 acres and location on the hill makes it look nice. classrooms and labs are decent and the library is also good . I feel some areas could be maintained a little better , but overall i am satisfied with the infrastructure. The clean environment is what makes the infrastructure admirable.
I am studying CSE because I've always been interested in computers and software. In my opinion, the teaching is deccent,and some faculty explain the concepts really well. For a few subjects,I feel you have to put in some extra effort on your own.The curriculum covers the important CS subjects and the basics are good,but I think more practical and industry related topics could be included . Overall , academics are good but if we wanna learn beyond the syllabus , we need to explore more.
In think the placements are decent till 2024. A good number of companies visit the campus and CSE students do get oppurtunities in software roles.The college placement report shows companies like Accenture,TCS and other IT companies hiring from CSE whatever I heard from my seniiors too. The overall placement percentage is around 75-80% as mentioned by the college, but it varies from branch and batch. I feel the placement support is good,but getting a good package still depends a lot on our skills and preparation.
My course fee is around Rs.2lakhs per year.I feel it is somewhat worth the money considering the campus,infrastructure and the oppurtunities we get. But I think the value depends a lot on how much we make use of the facilities and placement oppurtunities. Overall, I'd say it's decent for the fee.
From my experience,the best thing about the college is the campus and the overall environment . The campus is pretty big and there are good facilities for students. Students are generally friendly and you can easily find people with similar interests. Support staff are mostly helpful when needed. One thing I feel could be better is the maintenance of some areas and the facilities at certain places. The location is well connected to the city, and basic emergency facilities are available nearby,so I haven't faced any major issue regarding that.
I have been in this college for 1.5 years now, and I feel the college infrastructure is pretty decent and we're provided with every required equipment for everyday skill improvement. But the only thing is the college's canteen is quite small. Moreover, the parking area is huge and we've got 2 large grounds for Sports and fests. An Auditorium which is huge too. The campus is maintained very clean everyday all in our witness. The classrooms and labs too are well maintained.
I am pursuing Computer Science and Business Systems at MGIT because other than CSE , I was also interested in Marketing, so I opted for CSBS giving me more scope.So I decided to opt for CSBS. The teaching is pretty decent, but it overally depends on us how we perform in the academics . The quality of teaching is pretty good and the faculty is very friendly. They've always been good guiders and are always ready to push us forward.
The placement quality at MGIT is overall decent, with a good number of companies visiting the campus every year. The placement percentage and highest package can vary depending on the batch and branch, so I dont know the exact figures. The average salary is also different for each company and branch. The placement process is generally organised and the college provides support through the placement cell. Students who prepare well for coding, aptitude and interviews have better opportunities. Overall, the college gives decent placement opportunities, but there is still scope for improvement in terms of companies and packages.
My course fee is around ₹2 lakh per year. Considering the academics, infrastructure, campus facilities and opportunities provided by the college, I feel the overall value for money is decent. The fee is a bit high, but I feel students can get good value from the college if they make proper use of the facilities and opportunities available. There is still some scope for improvement in terms of facilities and student support. Overall, I would say it is reasonably worth the money.
My Campus life at MGIT is pretty good overall. The campus is located on a hill, so there are quite a lot of slopes and walking around the campus can be tiring sometimes, especially during summer ????. But the surroundings are nice and the campus has a good atmosphere. Students can participate in different clubs, technical events, fests and other activities. The teachers and staff are generally supportive and students are friendly. The campus feels safe and the location is also decent. Overall, campus life is good, although some facilities and activities could be improved.
College infrastructure is good overall. Clean campus, spacious classrooms, decent labs, library, sports area, and a peaceful environment. Feels comfortable for both studying and chilling.............
College infrastructure and academics are good overall. Clean campus, decent labs, library, supportive faculty, and academics are manageable if you stay consistent.. Academics are good and manageable. Teachers are helpful, and there’s a decent balance between studies, assignments, and practical learning.
Placements are average here. Not many companies visit regularly, so students mostly depend on their own skills, internships, and off-campus opportunities. Placements are not that strong compared to top colleges, but students who work on skills and projects can still get good opportunities.
Overall, the college offers strong value for money. The facilities, academics, and campus life make it feel worth the investment. For the fees they charge, the college gives really good value for money with decent academics, infrastructure, and overall campus experience.
Campus life is enjoyable and peaceful overall. There’s a good balance between academics, friends, events, and free time, which makes the college experience comfortable and fun..........................
The campus is quite big and full of trees. You can also find peacocks and parrots here. You will also have a basketball court, 3 volleyball courts, and one cricket ground. When it comes to the library, you will have access to plenty of books, and there is also a digital library where you will find a few systems to do your work.
The faculty is good, and you can also see technicians in labs who will help in labs. Curriculum. you people already know that overall our curriculum needs to be updated. Semester exams are not that difficult; of course, there will be a few difficult subjects, but overall exams are easy to pass
Well, I am currently a 2nd-year student from the Mechanical Engineering branch in MGIT. The placements here for this particular branch are decent. I mean, if you are a hardworking student, you will definitely get a placement. Usually, companies like Mahindra, JSW Steel, Toshiba, and Hyundai come for placements. There are also many other companies, but these are a few top companies. The staff here are also good.
The college was built in 1998, so most buildings are old. The classroom infrastructure is good. In my department, most labs are core labs, like electronics labs. For the CSE department, the best facilities in computer labs with AC, Wi-Fi, and all. MGIT and CBIT students share a combined hostel. I don’t stay in the hostel, but one of my friends who does says the hostel facilities are good.
All teachers are professional and highly educated. They are very helpful and friendly. Coming to the course, it depends on your interest if you like electronics, chip designing, VLSI, etc. The semester exams in the college are a bit difficult, so you need to study regularly, not just before the exam day.
In our batch (2021–25), around 60% of students get placed. Big IT sector companies like TCS, Infosys, Google, Microsoft, and Azure visit the college for recruitment. Still, there are 2 months left for other students to get recruited. Our ECE department, companies like BEL, BDL, and some other core companies also come for campus recruitment.
Hello, MGIT can be a good option with a 25,000 TG EAPCET rank, depending on the branch you are looking for and the counselling cut-offs.
Please tell us which branch you want to choose. We can also suggest other colleges that you may consider during the counselling process. You can
Hello,
With 93 percentile in JEE Main , 34,075 rank in TS EAPCET , and 92% in IPE , you have a decent profile for Category-B (Management Quota) admission at MGIT.
Getting CSE through regular counselling is difficult with a 34k rank, but through the B Category quota , you
Hi,
With a BC-D girls rank around 20,771, getting IT at Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology through regular counselling is probably difficult because IT/CSE cutoffs usually close lower.
But you still have good chances for:
• AI/Data Science-related branches in some colleges
• IT/CSE in colleges like CVR College of