Madhav Institute of Technology and Science Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Gwalior

Placements: In MITS, there are 40 seats available for the architecture course. As such, there are no placements offered by the institute, but one has to search for architecture firms for internships. Students are interns in good firms. Usually, students start as interns but most make it to the junior architect in 2 years.

Placements: There are no campus placements for B.Arch. Students have to search for jobs on their own. The college doesn't help for placements, nor internships too. Students have to do 2 internships of 5 months each, and they have to search and apply for them along with the studies. The training and placement cell is non-existent.

Placements: There is no placement cell for architecture students in our college. We have to struggle on our own for our placements. The highest stipend in our passing out batch was INR 15,000. The roles offered in today's industry for our course include assistant architect, interior designer, and draftsman.

Placements: As we all know there are no placements in architecture field but only internships are done, and you are judged and questioned by juniors in your last year. It is all based on your type of internship/work done under that particular firm. If further, your work is way better than others, the firm will call you and hire you. As we talk about internships, they are always good as some go for abroad, one or two under Hafeez in Mumbai and Doshi in Gujarat, some in top locations like Ahmedabad, Gurgaon, ...

Placements: Since I'm a student of architecture, there is no placement cell in it. Our seniors have directly applied for the internship in the architectural firms. This year, the director of the college have assured us for bringing architectural firms in the college.

Placements: There are no placements for the architecture branch. There should be guidance and programme made available for the students for further guidance related to internships and future opportunities. Engineering students do have placements, and they are good with respect to intake by companies and salary offered.

Placements: Our college doesn't offer placements but provides paid internships from the third year and then converts into well-known jobs. There are well-known companies for placements. All the students get internships in the middle of the session.