Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology, Meerut Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The campus is decent but not really equipped with modern provisions. Classrooms have all essential equipment for lectures, and the campus maintains basic facilities. Facilities such as a library, computer labs and recreational space and so on could have been quite better. The hostel is very safe, but the quality of food should be improved.

The curriculum has given me a basic understanding of management principles. The faculty is available and knowledgeable but feels like it's from another era, unlike the current industry trends that have evolved over time, such as data analytics or digital marketing. Practical learning methods in the form of live projects and workshops are scarce, and this impacts the overall academic experience.

placements are not up to the mark. Certain companies visit the campus and do not take further steps in selection, thus leaving students with less opportunities. Most of the roles are sales or entry-level, and on an average, packages vary between ₹2.5-4 LPA. The placement cell might have done better in forging strong bonds with industries so as to elevate placements for students.

While compared to other MBA institutions, it is relatively economical. However, in terms of the return on investment, the average placement record combined with some rather aged facilities makes it only mid-range. For a greater return on investment, perhaps support in placement as well as more modern infrastructure would do it greater justice to what was spent on it.

Campus life is always happening with cultural and technical events regularly, which students can attend and network. Hostel life is not bad and provides an environment with safety and inclusions but lacks recreational spaces as well as provides average food.

One of the plus points of MIET has been a clean and modern campus very well greeted by students. Computer laboratories are also well-updated and come with updated software, thereby making coding and project work much easier. Classrooms were big and comfortable; however, I found that the library could be enriched by more advanced books on MCA to facilitate deeper study. Wi-Fi works all right mostly but slows down when lots of people join.

The course is very well-planned and contains quite useful topics, with the excellent facilitation of teachers, who are clear and kind, which helps me a lot when I have problems with tough programming lessons. The focus is rather practical knowledge but having artificial intelligence or machine learning there would even make it more exciting and would be more practical these days in terms of work placement.

The placement opportunities at MIET are good, especially for IT students. Many big companies, such as TCS and Wipro, visit here for recruitment. Most of my seniors got decent jobs; however, the students who take part in extra projects or internships have a better chance. The average starting salary is around ₹4-6 LPA, which is quite reasonable for fresh graduates

The MCA program is budget-friendly compared to other colleges. I feel the education and placement support make it worth the money. Scholarships are available for the high-performing students, which is an added advantage

Campus life is lively and so much fun. There are also technology, dance, and photography clubs, among others that I always loved, so comfort is also brought by the safety and security of the hostel, but the food tastes could be better. It is generally a great place to make friends and achieve growth both ways.

Miet is best in meerut I feel

The college infrastructure is also pretty good, with good spacious classroom space and proper ventilation. The campus was designed such that each department has its own building. It has all the facilities needed.

I completed my MBA from MIET and am quite satisfied with the course curriculum. The teachers are highly knowledgeable and supportive, with a clear understanding of the skill sets required in the corporate world

Placement opportunities: Good, companies from multiple sectors visit campus every year. Some of them have good roles as well; some 40-60% of students get placed. The average CTC package would be around 3-5 LPA.

Mba fees at my time were approx 1.20 lpa per year.

The college infrastructure is quite good, but some facilities like Wi-Fi and fully equipped labs are not available. However, canteen serves hygienic and tasty food. There are grounds available for playing several games on the campus too.

The faculty members are well knowledgeable and efficient in their teaching methods. They follow the curriculum mentioned by AKTU University and focus on preparing students to be industry-ready, especially for the food industry.

Our college claims to provide placements in reputed companies like Deloitte, Wipro, and others, ensuring that every eligible student gets an opportunity. Students with a minimum of 60 percentage also get good placement.

It isn't, it's fees are costly.

The buildings are old and not renovated for years. Some classrooms lack AC some malfunctioned, MBA ones. Labs are okay but outdated. The library is useful, and Wi-Fi is patchy. Basic, but needs major upgrades

Teaching is good in some areas, but outdated in others. There are very few professors who are updated with the modern methods of teaching, but most of them follow the old syllabus. Regular classes do help, but industry exposure is less. So, proactive students can still do all right

Placements, primarily, focus on sales-based roles with minimal diversity in terms of company. Packages are average ranging around ₹2-4 LPA. Core job seekers have good opportunity here . Support from the placement cell exists but needs improvement

Fees are relatively reasonable, and scholarships are provided for deserving students. Hence, it is affordable for many. However, considering outdated facilities and placements, some may feel the value is average unless they utilize resources comprehensively.

Campus life is quite vibrant with various events and activities. Several students make life here quite alive. Clubs and fests ensure an interaction and coordination among peers and help in making life here enjoyable despite infrastructure issues.

My experience is somewhere good or casual

The college infrastructure is impressive, with a huge and well-maintained campus. It gives wonderful Wi-Fi connectivity and well-constructed buildings. Students get to benefit from essential facilities, including spacious classrooms.

The teachers here are very good, provide comprehensive notes, and readily assist one with doubts. They are substantially knowledgeable about their respective subjects and are quite skilled in teaching.

The placement opportunities at the college are not satisfactory. Hiring activities are minimal, and the average placement package ranges between 3 to 4 LPA. You can get even more trying off campus placements.

Not really it's expensive as compared to other colleges.

Professors have very good communication skills and interact excellently with students. They involve students during discussions and are very supportive by aiding students to better understand the course material.

Our college provides various facilities such as smart classrooms, well-equipped labs, and a playground that enhance the overall learning experience. The most notable facility is the library, which stores a large amount of books.

The college has organized campus placement drives and makes its best efforts to prepare the students. They undertake many skill enhancement sessions, including aptitude classes, to ensure that students come out well-prepared to face interviews by the companies.

I'm pursuing MBA and it cost me approx 2.5 Lakh overall fees.

Campus life is good.

The college has a good number of classrooms and well-maintained laboratories. The library is spacious and has almost all the available books needed for the syllabus. Computers are also available in the library connected to the internet.

The teaching facilities within my MCA program are good, and the curriculum really is up-to-date. The time put in extracurricular activities is an excellent way of developing practical knowledge and skills outside the classroom

The college has a strong track record of placing nearly every student through campus drives, with competitive salary packages being offered. The placement team is highly supportive and guides through all stages of placements.

It's my first so I'm still exploring campus life.

The nature and behavior of the faculty towards students are good, and the infrastructure of the university is also very good. There are three canteens on the campus and one central library of the university along with a library of each department and also a big pizza shop for foodies.

All the teachers who teach in this college and are teaching us have also completed their PhDs. They provide a lot of knowledge to the students. Also, the level of semester exams is moderate, and all the students can easily clear the exams because the faculty teaches well.

It takes all the students irrespective of percentage in the college and does not have any percentage criteria to get admitted into the college. Average package: 2 lakh per annum. Top recruiting company is Amazon and top roles finance manager.

Fees of MBA at my time was approx 1 lakh per year.

Infrastructure at my college is good. From classrooms to the computer labs, classes are spacious. There are two libraries to fulfill every sort of academic need. Separate hostels for boys and girls provide comfortable rooms and the mess provides decent food. Its overall facility maintains this excellent campus life.

The academics at our college are well-structured with teachers who are very supportive and accessible. Their teaching methods are not that tough but definitely easy to understand. Learning is an experience enjoyed with teachers. Teachers are well qualified and experienced.

Strong placement opportunities are found at my college. The average packages that range between 3 and 5 lakhs per annum, with the highest package being 6 lakhs per annum last year. The only problem is that mostly companies are startups.