Mahindra Unuversity - Campus Review
Likes
- Good campus life and friendly professors. Many things to explore from music club to film club. Good events every now and then to keep us active and dance the night. My favorite is the Chicken biriyani every Sunday. Restaurant quality biriyani
- There's a lot of opportunities in terms of placements and internship which if utilised properly can help you. There is also a lot of scope for research for students interested in research field.
Dislikes
- Not much , but many students do not utilise these really good facilities which disappoints me.
Remarks :
Admission is made purely through JEE scores or SAT scores for NRIs. Your branch is decided on JEE , like above 96 percentile can get CSE , above 90 for AI and etc. There is a normal interview taken , this does not affect your admission. Good aspects is it's a very good environment. Hostels are well maintained and the mess food if one of the best, if not the best mess food in whole of Hyderabad. Regularly they keep eggs and 2 times Non veg every week. Campus is good and classrooms are well equipped. Everything is good , labs are also very good. Bad thing is placements are not upto mark and there is no extra effort from management regarding placements.
Course Curriculum Overview :
Faculties are top notch. We have faculty from IIT and IIITs. We have professors with Experince from unicorn companies, Intel , Google, also the founding member of Bell Labs teaches here. There is absolute quality in teachers and what they teach. But it's upto the students how he utilises it. Course work can get very heavy for the first 2 years , too much assignments and exams. There's no choice of subjects until 3rd year 2nd sem. Exams are simple if you listen to classes. It's easy to get 7 CGPA and above. Course curriculm is also upto the mark, it's what the students needs.
Internships Opportunities :
Not got internship till now. We get ppo offers from many companies every day , offering stipend ranging from 15k per month to 30k per month which will then be converted to full time roles. I am still trying to get an internship.
Placement Experience :
There's good companies coming on campus but at the end of the day it depends upon the student and his cgpa on how he can utilise those placements. We have companies like oracle and accenture offering 35 lakh etc. There's a wide variety of roles being hired from SDE to Web developers , AI engineers. Campus placements are really good if you can utilise the opportunities and ace the tests. For placements , you have to have above 7 cgpa to be eligible to apply. Highest package every year is 35 lakhs and average package is 10 lakhs. Nearly 40 percent of the students get placed by the end of 4th year. Other students usually go for MS. My plan is to get a placement.
Loan/ Scholarship Provisions :
6.5 lakh per year is the fee for hostelers. 4.5 lakh is the tuition fee and 2 lakhs is the hostel fee(includes everything such as mess fee and everything). 20k is the caution deposit to be made starting of the year. Top 10 students per branch get 1 lakh scholarship per academic year. Admission or application fee is 2000 rupees.
Campus Life :
There's 1 major event per sem, Tarang and Aether. This is the event where basically we get artist to perform, student activities and clubs. Clubs are good. There's 1 activity per club every month and it's very engaging. From music , film , dance , space , math , computer club , There's nearly 30 clubs and student chapters on campus. Library is well equipped with needed books. Sports are also very very active. There's nearly two or three teams per sport that represent the campus for inter college events. There is a major event Airo where other colleges come to our campus for a sports fest. Every team gear up for this event. Most clubs are run by students themselves only.
Hostel Facilities :
Hostels are very clean , 2 people sharing per room which has an AC. Rooms are cleaned twice a week , Monday and Thursday. There's nearly 80 rooms per floor and a huge building. Girls hostel rooms are normally bigger in size than the boys hostel rooms. There are 2 messes , girls mess where only girls are allowed and Mixed mess where both boys and girls eat. Mixed one is a larger one with 2 floors. Food here is really good. We get Rotis everyday. Every day there are 2 different curries , Dal/Sambar and rasam , one type of sweet , salad , and curd for anyone who wants it. As mentioned earlier in the review , mess is one of the best in hyderabad. Well functioning lifts inside the hostels for those living in upper floors. Well ventilated , well mainted bathrooms which are cleaned everyday.
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