IIT Indore - Indian Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff, but some struggle with teaching, especially in math. Sometimes, we gotta turn to YouTube for exam prep. The courses match what's happening in the industry. Exams are pretty challenging, but a good number of us pass.

Placement: Almost all students got placed last year. The highest salary offered was 45 LPA, with an average of 25.70 LPA. Accenture, Goldman Sachs, and Google are the top companies hiring. About half the students landed internships with recruiters like NVIDIA, Texas Instruments, and Google. They offer roles as software developers and design engineers.

Campus: The classrooms are all digital, which is cool. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, and it's pretty fast at 20 Mbps. The labs have all the latest stuff, but sometimes they're busy with teachers. The library is awesome, with over 45,000 books and 3000 e-journals.

Admission: The teachers try hard to teach us well, but the courses take too long to finish. We could use a more organized syllabus to help us understand things better.

Placement: Only about 40% of us got placed after finishing our degree. The average salary offered was around 50,000. A bunch of coaching centers, including PW Coaching Center, came to recruit us after we got our Masters. But none of us got any internships. The only job we were offered was a teaching position.

Campus: The school has great buildings and classrooms, plus top-notch labs. The extra stuff they offer is pretty good too. The hostels are clean and the staff is super nice. The food in the cafeteria and dining hall is good quality. Just make sure to check on the food in the dining hall regularly.

Admission: The professors at IIT Indore are really good. Most of them studied abroad in top universities. The way they teach is a bit old-fashioned, but since 2023 they updated the courses to match the new education policy. This means you'll learn more practical stuff and be ready for work. Exams are not too hard, so if you study smart, you'll get good grades. The passing rules vary between courses  sometimes it's graded on a curve, sometimes it's fixed.

Placement: This year, most top colleges saw a drop in job placements. The rate for mechanical engineering was about 70%, lower than last year's 88%. The highest salary was around 50 LPA, while the lowest was 12 LPA. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, DE Shaw, and PSUs hire from here. CSE & EE students get good internships, but it's tougher for other branches. Popular roles are software development and other tech jobs.

Campus: The facilities at IIT Indore are top-notch since it's a newer IIT. The hostels are really great. In the first year, students share rooms, but in the second year, they get their own. The food in the mess is decent, though it's not quite like Mumbai food. There are plenty of sports options like cricket, football, badminton, squash, volleyball, swimming, and a good gym. Overall, it's a cool place to be.

Admission: The professors here are really helpful and they know their stuff since they're all professors. But sometimes there are too many students for each teacher. The courses are mostly easy, except for math which can be a bit tough. The grading system is fair too.

Placement: Most students fall into core or non-core categories here. The CSE branch has an average package of about 30 lakhs per year, the highest among all branches. You can also find internship chances at big companies like Amazon.

Campus: The campus has really good facilities. You can get Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. The labs are top-notch and there are a couple of big seminar halls with smart boards, as well as some smaller ones. Plus, there are plenty of classrooms. The library is also really great.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and they know how to teach well. The exams each semester are pretty standard for an engineering college, nothing too hard. The courses really prepare us for our future careers. And I like how each department has its own unique teaching style.

Placement: Most students from my course get placed, around 95%. The top salary offered is 60 LPA, while the average is 32 LPA, and the lowest is 4 LPA. The job roles are usually in AI, ML, web development, or CP. I'm not sure about the exact number of students, but a lot of us land internships by the end of our 3rd year.

Campus: The campus has 24/7 Wi-Fi for students and professors, and the labs and library are awesome. Everything is top-notch here. The food is just okay, but there are medical services for students. Everyone loves the sports and games available on campus.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They all studied at top colleges like IIT and have PhDs from there too. Our semester exams are tough, and they keep a close eye on us during the tests. Most students pass though, around 95% of us.

Placement: Most students in our course got placed, which is awesome. The highest package is around 50 LPA, the lowest is 12 LPA, and the average is 28 LPA. Companies like Flipkart, Google, and TCS hire from our college. The highest-paying internship from our course is around 1.5 LPA at Google.

Campus: Out of all the IITs, our college has the best facilities. The food could be better though. We've got a huge 81-inch TV in the waiting area. Sharing a room with someone wasn't great, but getting along with roommates was key. The hostel facilities are top-notch.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really smart. They use cool stuff in class like LED screens and comfy chairs. The course stuff is good for getting ready for jobs and there are lots of projects. Exams are easy, but getting high grades is tough. You gotta do better than other students to pass. It's all about how you do compared to others, not just your score.

Placement: Every year, most students get placed around 90% overall and 100% from the CSE branch. The highest salary offered at my college is 68 LPA, which is pretty impressive. Even the lowest package is decent at 8 LPA. On average, everyone gets around 20 LPA, no matter what branch you're in. Lots of big companies come to recruit, like Google, Nvidia, Amazon, Walmart, Bhel, and PW. A good chunk of students about half or more snag internships for SDE roles at places like Google, Bhel, and PW. They offer roles for SDEs, technical positions, and more. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: The college has awesome labs with free Wi-Fi, big screens, and cool classrooms with great speakers. Every building looks modern and nice. Wi-Fi works in hostels, labs, classrooms, and auditoriums. The hostels are pretty good too. Each room fits two students, with a study table, chair, and closet (but you need to bring your own mattress). Common areas have a big TV, games like table tennis and carrom, and a sports kit. There's a health center included in our fees. The food in the mess is tasty and worth the money. Lots of canteens and shops on campus, so no need to go out. Sports facilities are top-notch football, cricket, basketball, volleyball, swimming, and more. They even organize tournaments for fun!

Admission: During my first year, I got to take a bunch of different classes like biosciences, EVS, and sociology. It was cool because I got to see things from different angles. The teachers know their stuff and are really helpful when it comes to teaching.

Placement: Most students in our course get jobs. About 85% of the batch gets offers. Companies like NVIDIA, Texas Instruments, and Analog Devices hire students for technical roles. It's a good choice overall.

Campus: The hostels here are really nice and peaceful, with lots of green plants around. The classrooms and labs have good stuff like Wi-Fi that works fast. They make sure everything stays clean in the classes and hostels. And there's a medical center nearby too.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They teach well. In the first year, we learned all the basics of engineering, which was cool. We have two semesters with midterms and end terms in each. Competition at IITs is tough, but it keeps us on our toes. The pass percentage depends on how the professors set up exams and quizzes.

Placement: I'm a 2nd-year student studying chemical engineering. We have a small batch with around 38 students. The highest salary offered this year was about 64 lakhs, while the lowest was around 5 to 6 lakhs. Each branch had different average salaries. My branch is new, so we'll be placed in 2027. We have lots of companies visiting our campus, like Google and IOCL. This year, due to the recession, placements are a bit low, but still okay. I like the diversity in my course we can work in chip companies, beauty product companies, oil companies, steel companies, and more.

Campus: The campus here is amazing! It's super nice and looks really fresh and lively. The labs are huge, with cool pods for experiments. They even keep adding more stuff every year. Our hostel is comfy with coolers and big windows. The campus vibe is chill and breezy. The medical center is top-notch with lots of doctors. And don't forget about the sports complex! There's a pool, gym, basketball, volleyball, football, badminton, and even squash courts. It's awesome for staying fit and having fun!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always there to help out when you need it. The classes are super organized and the presentations are really useful. Most of them have lots of experience and know their stuff inside out. The way they teach follows all the latest rules set by the government. I'm studying CSE, but I've heard all the other departments are great too. Plus, there are clubs to help you grow and compete with others.

Placement: I heard from older students that placements happen in the 8th semester and internships in the 6th semester. Some big companies like Google, Goldman Sachs, and Accenture come every year. They hire for software development and core engineering roles. Last year, the highest package was 68 LPA for ADE, with an average of 26 LPA.

Campus: The campus here is awesome, the best among all IITs. It's got all the cool new buildings like hostels, mess, lecture halls, and an auditorium close by. They're even building a sweet sports complex right now. And there's gonna be an Inter IIT event this year too. Can't wait!