
10 Photos

BIT Mesra JEE Main 2026 Cutoff for OBC
- A NAAC accredited
- Private University
- Estd. 1955
Recommended Colleges
Explore popular similar colleges
Students who showed interest in BIT Mesra - M.E./M.Tech also showed interest in
Is this recommendation relevant?
BIT MesraStudents Ratings & Reviews
What students say about Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra
Placements
Infrastructure
Faculty
Other
LikesView All
Companies like Infosys, Cognizant, TCS, Microsoft, Amdocs, Infineon, IFB, Intel, Goldman Sachs, Verizon, etc., visited our campus for placements.
Based on 291 Reviews
DislikesView All
The worst case scenario is for ME/M.Tech, M.Sc Biotechnology, GIS, and CAAD students, and no core company come for placements.
Based on 142 Reviews
A
Aditi Kumari 
B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering - Batch of 2028
4.6
3.0Placements5.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
BIT Mesra has the most beautiful campus.
Placements: BIT Mesra placements are superb, but for our branch, Chemical Engineering, they are quite low. The batch is small, and yet only 30–40 students find proper core placements, which is the sad part of our course. Many organic and chemical companies come for recruitment, but with very small requirements for our branch. For the rest of the branches, though, placements at BIT Mesra are excellent.
Infrastructure: Rivers, trees, and nature are what surround our campus. Our college has 14 hostels, including boys' and girls' hostels. The college hostels are quite decent. The gates and boundaries of the girls' hostels are such that they ensure proper security. The mess is indeed expensive, and our college campus has a grocery store too, to cater to the basic needs of the students. Our campus has vending machines, a shopping complex, and a night canteen too.
Faculty: Faculty is helpful, supportive, and friendly. These are the basic qualities of our faculty members, besides being doctorates. They also provide us with online study material and help us in every possible way. They also help us in exploring various career opportunities.
Other: We also have two fests, which are technical and cultural fests. Bitotsav is our cultural fest, while Pantheon is our tech fest.
Reviewed on 12 Sep 2026Read More
V
Vedansh Sharma 
B.Sc + M.Sc in Mathematics(Integrated) - Batch of 2031
4.4
5.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Good professors and best crowd. Above-average placements although fees are higher.
Placements: For tech branches like CSE, AIML, and MnC, placements have been good this year. The lowest package offered so far is 4.8 LPA. The highest is 68 LPA. For other branches, I would say the placements were decent, not the best. The average is around 10 LPA combined for all branches. Also circuital branches have seen a drop in both average package and placement percentage, so only choose them if you are interested in studying circuital.
Infrastructure: Hostels are bad, like really bad. Although the classrooms and main academic building are good, and the campus and sports complex are good too. They could've still done better with hostel rooms and not cramming 2 people into a single-occupancy room. Could've also done with better toilets and better utilization of the massive campus, as some hostels are very far away from the main academic building.
Faculty: Teachers in every college are more or less similar. Professors here are helpful indeed, and what they are good at is making connections. If you stay good in class, get good marks, and impress the professor, he has great connections to send you to summer internships at IITs and IISc. All you have to do is be attentive in class and follow the professor. Exams are decent and are relatively graded instead of a percentage-based system. The course is good, although the 1st year might feel a bit unrelated to your course.
Other: Chill professors, grading is strict to an extent.
Reviewed on 5 Sep 2026Read More
K
Kushan Raj 
B.Tech. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering - Batch of 2029
3.6
4.0Placements3.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
College is good, you can go with it.
Placements: 95 percent of students got placed this year. The top packages are 1.45 crore per annum and 1.09 crore per annum. The average package is 15 LPA- 18 LPA. The placements in the college are decent, with top recruiters including Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Google. Top roles are SDE and also some core engineering.
Infrastructure: Talking about the infrastructure, the college is very old. Hence the buildings that were made at the start are still in use. The infrastructure is not so good but the classrooms are well maintained with modern interiors. About the hostel, it is fine to use.
Faculty: The teachers are well qualified and have graduated from the top universities all around the world, such as IIT's, MIT, and many prestigious institutions. Some of the teachers are very helpful but some don't care. The institution's examinations are really tough.
Other: The EEE branch in which I'm currently enrolled is a good branch in terms of placements and also in terms of future opportunities. If you can, you should go with the college and the branch.
Reviewed on 24 Aug 2026Read More
A
Ankit Kumar 
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2029
3.0
3.0Placements2.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money
College is good. Hostels are bad.
Placements: Placements are good/average. There are lots of opportunities on campus. Many companies come to our college. CSE placements are the best, while ECE and EEE have average placements. Core companies are very few in number. There are more and more IT companies. Overall, it is good.
Infrastructure: Hostel rooms are small. Rooms meant for a single person are given to 2 people. Mess food is bad, and there are hygiene issues in the hostel. Other than the hostel, the campus is very clean and full of greenery. Overall, the hostels are poor, and the rest are good.
Faculty: Faculty members are good. Most of them are good, but faculty members of ECE and EEE are not good. The rest are good/average. The majority of them are very helpful. In the end, you have to study yourself. Faculty just provide the notes, and many faculty members of the EEE and ECE departments do not do that. They do not share their notes, which creates problems for students.
Other: Overall, average college.
Reviewed on 20 Aug 2026Read More
H
Himanshu Kumar Sahu 
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2029
3.8
4.0Placements3.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Before COVID, the college was more reputed.
Placements: On-campus placement is almost 70% for ECE. The rest go for off-campus opportunities and higher studies. The highest placement is 55 LPA. The lowest is 7 LPA. The top recruiters are Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, and Reliance. Around 50–60% of students get internships. The top core roles are VLSI Engineer and Silicon Engineer. The top tech roles are Software Engineer and Data Analyst.
Infrastructure: Labs and classrooms are excellent in ECE. Every required instrument is present. There is free Wi-Fi for all students. There is also a central library, which is quite big. All the classrooms, library, and labs have air conditioning. The hostel is not good at all. The rooms are very small. In the second year, the conditions become worse, especially for food in the mess and canteen. There is a big sports complex which contains all grounds and two gyms. There is also a dispensary where students can avail themselves of medical facilities for free.
Faculty: The curriculum is quite tough for ECE as compared to other branches. Professors are strict in ECE, but the teaching quality is good. For core-domain courses, the curriculum is relevant from an industry perspective. The semester exams are of a moderate level. As there is relative grading, it is not that tough to clear the relative grade.
Other: ECE allows me to sit for both tech and core companies as well, so I have enough domains to explore. Events and fests are organized on a large scale. Talking about scholarships, I received the GP Birla Scholarship because of my grades. It covers 100% of my tuition fees.
Reviewed on 20 Aug 2026Read More
A
Adarsh kumar jha 
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2029
3.2
3.0Placements3.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money
Image of BIT, Mesra by me.
Placements: The placement of students in different branches varies a lot from branch to branch. But in circuital branches, on average, 75% of students are placed every year. Similarly, around 70% of students are placed from non-circuital branches. The top recruiting companies are DE Shaw, JPMorgan Chase, Oracle, etc. Around 50% of students get their internships through college. Many have got internships in these big companies. Many have also got internships in IITs for research purposes. The top roles are Software Development Engineer and Embedded Systems Engineer.
Infrastructure: Classrooms are very luxurious. They have four ACs in every class along with fans. The library is also very luxurious. It is really very big and contains a lot of books. The biggest disappointment for every student is the hostel facilities. The rooms are very small, not even sufficient for a single person, but we have to manage two people in a room. The second issue is that the mess food is very bad. The sports complex is also very good. It has different sections to play different sports. It also has a gym.
Faculty: Teachers mainly focus on completing their syllabus. They barely care about whether students are getting anything or not. But the mandatory attendance policy forces students to attend classes. The course curriculum makes students ready to sit for an interview. The exams are also at tough to moderate levels, but around 90% of students are able to pass the exams every year.
Other: The course attracts me because the ECE branch gives me the opportunity to be a part of both software-side and hardware-side roles in any company. Many students find ECE to be a tough branch, but for me, it basically requires more attention than any other branch. I think the professor-student interaction is not good in our college. It should be changed. Professors here are also too strict about the format of notebooks and attendance of students. The events, fests, campus crowd, and connectivity are good, but not the best.
Reviewed on 20 Aug 2026Read More
BIT Mesra Notifications
BIT MesraTake a look at Campus
Campus view
Campus View
Entrance

BIT Mesra News & Updates
Latest
Popular
Vipra Shrivastava · Sep 24, 2026
3.9L views · 6 comments

Mamona Majumder · Sep 24, 2026
1.5L views
UPASANA PRADHAN · Sep 24, 2026
2L views · 8 comments

Vipra Shrivastava · Sep 24, 2026
17.9K views

View all News & Updates
BIT MesraContact Information
Address
Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra
Ranchi ( Jharkhand)
Phone
9263005301
(For general query)
9263005303
(For admission query)
Email
registrar@bitmesra.ac.in
(For general query)
daac@bitmesra.ac.in
(For admission query)
Go to College Website ->
