Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai Reviews on Placements, Faculty & Facilities ,Andheri West

Placements: Placements in our college are very poor, and it just does show off. It does not help or guide students. Our college does not provide an internship, and you have to search on your own. Initially, they only claim that you will get placed, but they don't even ask once you pass out.

Placements: Internship opportunities are not provided by our college, and students are discouraged by our college to do internships because they might lose their attendance. Most of the recruiting companies are mass recruiters, but they don't hire more than 10-15 students at a time. The starting salary package offered is as low as 1.5 LPA-2 LPA, and the highest salary package offered is up to 5 LPA or 6 LPA. There are very few recruiters, and even they aren't focusing on RGIT as much now because students wh...

Placements: Our college offers courses like B.E in computer science, masters in electronics, B.E in instrumentation, B.E in electronics and telecommunication, B.E in mechanical and B.E in an information technology course. Placements in our college are good for courses like computer science, information technology and mechanical.

Placements: The placement rate is going low. Around less than 40% of the students are placed. The highest salary offered was 9 LPA (sales job) and the lowest salary offered was 2 LPA. The average salary offered was around 3.5LPA. Roles like software engineer, software developer were assigned. No internship opportunities from college.

Placements: Placements have been minimum since the grade of our college fell to B last to last year. And even with the placements, some are not happy with the profile they get. Some students get placements into fields that they aren't prepared for and have to train for more than 6 months in order to get that job first.

Starting from the gates to the infrastructure to the teaching in RGIT the journey has been memorable. The four years that I spent was truly been a journey from being nothing to an engineer. Pros: 1) Good Teaching (specific to my branch) 2) Good friends to make 3) good location Cons: 1) Poor washroom facilities 2) No A.C in college classroom as well as in lab. 3) Excess fees 4) No College Ground 5) Only vegetarian food is available in canteen 6) Poor campus placements 7) Faculty is strict 8) L...

If your want to do engineering then opt for IITs or NITs or any autonomous college. This is a college with no campus, no sports ground and poor professors. Old-aged professors with no interaction with students. If you are a very bright student then only you would be placed. Average or below average students have to suffer after they completed the course. My batch mates were given KTs because they preferred sports to lectures. Please opt for other college which atleast provides you with some pl...