Usha Mittal Institute of Technology ,Mumbai Infrastructure: Library, Hostel, Labs, Gym, Auditorium & Other Facilities

College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities : Infrastructure: It is the first building as you enter the very famous and pretty huge SNDT campus. In the 6-storeyed building of Usha Mittal Institute of Technology (UMIT), the first 4 floors house the UMIT

College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities : Infrastructure: It is the first building as you enter the very famous and pretty huge SNDT campus. In the 6-storeyed building of Usha Mittal Institute of Technology (UMIT), the first 4 floors house the UMIT College of engineering and top 2 floors are for students pursuing post graduation. The building is in the process of being painted and beautified from outside. As you enter the college, you find a vast foyer which is well maintained and gives a better impression of the college as compared to its first look from the outside. Class rooms and labs are spacious and airy, and the building is well maintained. Each classroom has an LCD projector and labs too have all the equipment some of which aren't updated. There is a badminton court which is very popular.

Academics & Faculty : Faculty: Teachers at UMIT are good, more or less. If you attend the lectures regularly then there is no need of extra coaching. Many of them are PhD, others are pursuing it. They have thorough knowledge about their subjects. While most of them are friendly and helpful, for some ‘handle them with care’ approach is important.   Attendance : Attendance is strict, especially in the first 3 years of engineering. You have to fulfill 75% of attendance before every term. A defaulters' list is put up every month and if you feature in it you'll be given question papers to solve or presentations to make. Some professors are lenient about it, though. But overall it is advisable to attend lectures.

Fees & Scholarships : Fees : B.Tech - INR 99468/- a year. Changes every year though. M.Tech - INR 126180/-year. Attendance : Attendance is strict, especially in the first 3 years of engineering. You have to fulfill 75% of attendance before every term. A defaulters' list is put up every month and if you feature in it you'll be given question papers to solve or presentations to make. Some professors are lenient about it, though. But overall it is advisable to attend lectures.

Placements & Internships : Placements: Placements here are quite good. About 65% of the students manage to get placed. Salaries offered by the companies are 2.7 lakh per annum to INR 7 to 8 lakhs per annum. Majority of the companies that visit here are IT cos. like Accenture, Infosys, Capgemini, J P Morgan, Thought works, etc. Microsoft has also visited once.

Clubs & Associations : Canteen: The very huge SNDT campus has lots of courses and their colleges, but has 1 common (albeit huge) canteen which is in the building next to UMIT. It offers good food at a reasonable price and is one of the hangouts for all the students of the entire SNDT campus. It’s an evergreen place which is never empty. A small consumer store in the SNDT campus also has some fast food which is liked by all. Food here includes Frankie, sandwiches, vada pav and stuff like that.   Hangouts: The whole huge campus itself is a hangout. Besides, the Juhu Beach is at a 5-7 minute walking distance from the college which is often visited by the girls. Hangouts at Juhu include the famous Shiv-Sagar hotel, Shabri, Mochas, Café Coffee Day and things similar.   Festivals: UMIT has student chapters of organizations like the IEEE, Computer Society of India (CSI) and Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). It is well known for its festivals: the annual cultural festival, ‘ARCANE ILLUSIONS’ and the annual technical festivals ‘REZONANCE’, ‘360 DEGREE’,’ABHIVYAKTI’ organized by the CSI and IEEE student council. A national level festival TECHTORNADO is organized by the ACM’s students’ chapter every year.