What Students Say
Likes
- The clubs and other co-curricular activities were pretty diverse which helped me fine tune my soft skills.
- Humanities Department offered a wide variety of electives which opened a new word of possibilities and opportunities for me.
- As the hostel was within the campus premises, it saved us from a hectic daily commute.
Dislikes
- As my branch was relatively newer, there was a lack of a strong alumni base.
- The course curriculum could have been more diverse, especially with regards to the core electives offered.
- A more practical oriented course could've helped.
Course Curriculum Overview
1. Needed more diverse core subjects; 2. It was very theoretical; 3. A more practicla and experience based assignments would've been better; 4. Mid semester exams happened twp months after the new semester began with regular quizzzes; 5. The end semester exams happened in the last/penultimate month.
Internships Opportunities
Amazon, Microsoft, Adobe, Gojek, Google, Innovacer, Uber, American Express, Oyo etc came. Mainly roles of software engineers aka SDE was offered, while business analyst, traineee, developer roles etc were also offered.
Placement Experience
The students become eligible in the seventh semester i.e. the pre-final year of college. If they meet the eligibility criteria and have no backlogs left. Amazon, American Express, Adobe, Microsoft, etc visited 93.75% students placed. Highest package- 63.27 lakhs per annum. Average package- 11.72 lakhs per annum. My plans- Prepare for the Civil Services Exam.
Fees and Financial Aid
This data is for 2016-2020: 1. 1st year: 2,96,038/- 2. 2nd year: 2,99,650/- 3. 3rd year: 3,03,650/- 4. 4th year: 3,37,240/- Tution Fee: 1,13,500/- per semester Enrollment Fee: 3,000/- per semester Building Fund: 3,000/- per semester Hostel Charges: 21,000/- per semester Electricity and Internet Charges: 6000/- per semester Mess establishment: 1000/- per semester Mess Charges: 17,000/- per semester Alumni Fee: 2,000/- per semester (Applicable from final year) Student Activities Charges: 1,500/- per semester Group Medical Insurance Charge: 620/- per semester
Campus Life
Plinth- techfest; Vivacity- cultural fest; Desportivos- sports fest. All happen in the month of January or February. A wide range of books and journals were available, both offline and online. Sports- Cricket and Football ground, badminton and basketball courts, table tennis, tennis court and squash court. Many clubs like Nukkad, Robotics, Quiz, Photography, etc.
Hostel Facilities
The hostel room had a bed, one almirah and table for each student with a single fan in the room. Since it had a centralised AC duct system, it used to be pretty active in the summers. The food was fairly average. Hostel was mostly compulsory for everyone, but there was an option of being a day-scholar.
Admission
I chose LNMIIT becuase it offered me my desired branch, was nearer to my hometown of Bareilly and had the hostel included. During my time, I had confirmed admissions from MIT Pune as I had appeared for the MHT-CET in 2016 and also had a sub 1500 rank in the COMEDK-2016. Due to proximity of location, I chose LNMIIT.
Faculty
Total students: 60. Total faculty members: 10 (from 2016-2020) So, the ratio was 1:6. The faculties were friendly and easy to approach, even after the classes. I liked Dr. Sandesh Chougule and Dr. Manoj Kumar the most as they were very helpful, always offered to make the subejcts easier for everyone. Dr. Sandesh, Dr. Manoj and Dr. Vikram and Ashok Dagar were the best faculties around. The exams were of moderate difficulty. Some students were failed regularly at times.
Night Life
Gym was available in the SAC aka Student Activity Centre, libray used to open till midnight during end semester exams. Hostel in-time was 11 PM and campus in-time was 10 PM. There was a college canteen, which had many food options as well a laundry shop to take care of all needs.
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