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

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: 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 ...