Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology - [MAIT], New Delhi - Reviews

I have a keen interest in computers and programming. I was able to get into the Computer Science and Technology (CST) branch on a merit basis. A good amount of professors teach very well and are also ready to help you with problems which may not concern their subject. The teaching method remains common everywhere, discussions in class along with short notes on the whiteboard. You will have to self-study many of the things as not everything is covered in the classes.

The college placements have also been well past few years, The package is 11lpa and is increasing year by year (for CSE). 85-90% of students are placed in the college. big companies like Amazon Wipro have also been a part of the college placements

Placement wise our college is decent. Tier 2 company reached out here. Companies like Accenture, Wipro, Amazon, and TCS visit our campus and offers handsome amount somewhere between 7-15lpa Maintain a cgpa of at least 8.

The course curriculum is a bit outdated compared to other engineering colleges. However, the faculty members are supportive and help you out a lot. Every class has a mentor that they can contact for any information or query.

So basically my course is ece and in my college, there is more focus on core ece more about chip making and all the stuff some courses are also related to computer branch but mostly is on ece faculty ratio to the student is good and teaching style of mostly teachers is great and exams are conducted by ggsipu.

MAIT was near my hometown and this was one of the best possible colleges with a good placement record according to my JEE MAINS Rank. And I wanted to get into Computer Science related field so I chose Information Technology. Faculty: Student Ratio - Student to faculty ratio is very good here. We have a different prof. for every different subject in every semester even the optional subject. Though the total number of faculty is not known there is a good number of faculty for sure better than other colleges. Teaching methods here are too traditional, nothing like new-age classrooms with projectors and Smartboards, teachers here are not that active and they do not put much effort into the classroom. Also, attendance is not a big issue here, students can easily skip class and are still not Detained from taking exams. Every semester has Two exams, mid-term and end-term. Mid-term starts around 6 weeks from the starting day of the semester. End-term is 5-6 weeks from mid-terms.