MANIT Bhopal Campus Experience

Brief description of my college

I studied mechanical engineering at Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT), Bhopal. MANIT is a premier engineering institute in India, and it has a great reputation for its academic excellence. The college has a beautiful campus, and it is located in the heart of Bhopal.

My first-year to final-year journey

My first year at MANIT was a bit of a shock to the system. The workload was much heavier than I was used to, and I had to adjust to the fast-paced environment. However, I eventually settled in, and I started to enjoy my studies.

In my second year, I started to get more involved in extracurricular activities. I joined the college’s robotics team, and I also participated in a few hackathons. I also started to learn coding, and I quickly realized that I had a natural aptitude for it.

In my third year, I started to focus on my coding skills. I took a few online courses, and I also started to contribute to open-source projects. I also interned at a few startups, and I got my first taste of working in the tech industry.

I started taking a few online classes and participating in open-source projects. I also gained my first experience working in the tech sector by interning at a few firms.

Due to my decision for Hyderabad as my preferred location, I wasn’t placed at any organizations during my final year, and I was eager to begin my career today.

About the placements

The placements at MANIT are very good. The college has a strong alumni network, and many companies come to recruit students. The average package for mechanical engineering students is around 8 lakhs per annum.

P.S.: Things that I learned, or failed to learn, things which are good or bad in my college, etc.

I learned a lot during my time at MANIT. I learned about engineering, but I also learned about life. I learned how to work hard, and I learned how to deal with stress. I also learned how to be independent, and I learned how to make friends.

There were a few things that I failed to learn at MANIT. I didn’t learn how to manage my time very well, and I didn’t learn how to network effectively. However, I’m confident that I can learn these things in the future.

Overall, I had a great experience at MANIT. I learned a lot, and I made some great friends. I’m grateful for the opportunity to have studied at such a prestigious institute.