MIT Institute of Design Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Loni Kalbhor, Pune

Placements: Approximately 35% of the students get placements in the product design course at this college. Students receive decent campus placement opportunities, with an average package of 3-6 LPA in our course. Most students are placed in roles such as product designer, graphic designer, and UI/UX designer.

Placements: Approximately 40% of the students get successfully placed at this college in our course. The placement cell of the college provides ample placement opportunities to the students. The average salary package offered in our course is between 4-6 LPA. Top recruiting companies include Innova Animation, Disney, and Afflatus. Top roles offered in our course are graphic designer, animation designer, UI, and UX designer.

Placements: College has an actively working placements cell that conducts various placements activities for students. The average salary package offered lies between 3 LPA and 4 LPA. College offers both placements and internship opportunities to students. Our college has good alumni for placements.

Placements: MIT has good record for on-campus placements. Around 60–65% of the students gets successfully placed at the MIT institute of design in our course. average package offered at the college for our course was between 3 LPA and 8 LPA. The top recruiters at the college were Jio, Kotak Bank, Human X, Growth X, GAP, etc. The top roles offered was user experience designer, UX designer, Product designer, etc.

Placements: Our college placements cell provides placement opportunities to all students. Around 50% of the students get placements in the college through on-campus placement drives. The average package offered in our college was between 3-8 LPA. Top recruiting companies for our course were Eka, Tresa Motors, Apollo, Ceat, etc.

Placements: Arts and design college offers good opportunities to the students. College tries its best for the students' placements. Various placement-related activities are organised at the college. Average package offered is between 3-5 LPA. Top roles offered in the course are designer, animation design, etc.

Placements: The college provided limited placements for fashion. The placements were done using CalyxPod, while there were hardly two companies that approached us and none of the students were placed in my batch. While for internships, the college did make an effort to provide us with good companies, but most of us landed our jobs and internships with our own effort.

Placements: The fashion department had very limited placement options for final-year students and internship opportunities, as the HOD and faculty have little to no contacts in the industry and are unable to provide an organized system regarding jobs. As a result, almost 90% of the students were left to fend for themselves after graduation, applying aimlessly in an already difficult industry. Permanent faculty is supportive and disrespectful; the only hope is to reach out via visiting faculty.

Placements: Almost 80% of students got placed in this course. The highest salary package offered was 21 LPA. The lowest salary package offered was 15 LPA. Top recruiting companies are Deloitte, Disney, Samsung, Microsoft, and Inferno. Around 95% of students got internships in this course. Top roles offered are web designer, UI designer, UX designer, and graphic designer. Many students got internships in this course.

Placements: The percentage placement of UXD Batch is relatively higher than any specialisation in MITID. Average Package was 4-6 Lacs whereas the highest package was about 54 Lacs and 36 Lacs, both of the students are working in Microsoft and Samsung respectively. Top recruiters include Microsoft, Apple, Samsung etc. The Roles offered are various types of UX Designers such as UX Researcher, Designer, UI UX Tester etc.

Placements: No placement opportunities are available for animation students. Everyone took admission in the hopes that they'll be industry ready and get placements in good studios/companies and have a decent range of pay. But almost half of my batch is unemployed and rest are doing menial jobs for which they applied on their own. Same goes for internships. Only a very few got good internships and the rest were compelled to do their own projects as internships as the college couldn't work on improving their ...

Placements: Around 95% of students are placed in the latest pass-out batch. The average salary offered in this course for 2020 was Rs 80,000 per month. The highest salary offered was 2.5 LPA. The top recruiting companies are IKEA, Pepperfry, Amazon, and many more. Internships were provided to 100% of students in their 4th year.

Placements: We have the highest placements, especially in UX design. The average salary package offered ranges from 4-6 LPA, and the highest salary package offered is around 15 LPA. Top recruiting companies of our college are IBM, Google and Microsoft. Students get internships in startups. Roles offered are in research, user interface design and user experience.

Placements: MIT has a very big name in our country. It is a well-reputed college, and it gives students the opportunity to work with any company or to start their own business or company. Placements are very good here, and a lot of good companies visit here.

Placements: Almost every year, minimum 77% students get placed here. Salary ranges between 2.5 to 7.5 LPA. The placement is good as compared to any other college. Top recruiters are: Tata motors, Hundai, Whirlpool, TCS, Samsung, Philips, Loreal, Godrej, VIP, MMT, etc.

Placements: Although the college has a very good placement team, I didn't require to use it after graduation. I had opted for placements for getting an internship. While interning itself, I got the job offer as well before graduating. It was helpful for others to find jobs through our placement cell.

Placements: The campus placements are really well organised, and well-known companies visit the campus for interviews. The details about the salary offered can be found on the college's website as they update it after every placement. Rest assured, placement is not an issue for this college.

Placements: In Design, the college placements aren't like the rest of the colleges, and in a course like a film and a video, most of the students aim towards an independent career. Here in MIT, the placements for film and video are rarely picked as most of the students start freelance work and build up the connection which ultimately leads them to a job.

Placements: The placement of any design student is more based on his/her input towards learning and making use of the opportunities through the span of the course. For my seniors, placements include design studios (mostly out of India, and some of them throughout the country), consumer-durable and electronics ventures, etc. Almost all students get a good enough job to start with their design journey ahead.

Placements: Around 80-90% students get placed every year. The average package is around 6 lakhs per annum. The lowest is around 4 lakhs per annum and the highest is around 12 lakhs per annum. Many reputed companies from various industries come for placements like Godrej, Wildcraft, Microsoft, Accenture, etc. Apart from this, many students start their own startups, in which the college helps them through their initial years. This happens through their incubation center called Design Guild. ...