Anupama Lokhande's Review on Institute of Chemical Technology, [ICT] Mumbai

The companies that come are mostly Manufacturing, Sales and Marketing. We have a salary which varies from INR 30 lakh PA to INR 40 lakh PA. We have a very strong alumni network varying from Ambani to pidilite.

Hostels are really good. As compared to other hostels in Mumbai and even in the area we have the best accommodation options. Fees are INR 25,000-27,000 per year. PG the rent varies from INR 10,000-50,000 in this area. College food is pretty good. Not bad. Infrastructure wise college is really good with all the basic necessities

You can gain admission to the college by JEE MAIN score as well as your MAH CET score. The best of the two is considered at the end. I took both JEE and CET I was taken in by my CET score. Cut off for food engineering and technology varies from 150-110

We have lectures from 8.30 AM to 5.30 PM which excludes weekend. Method of teaching varies from professor to professor. Overall experience is great it is balanced with extracurricular and co-curricular as well as academics.

INR 84,000 per annum is the course fee for Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Food Technology) at Institute of Chemical Technology, [ICT] Mumbai. There are many scholarship options, government scholarship as well as private scholarships. Almost 75 out of 100 people end up getting a scholarship. Loans might be needed if too economically unstable.

Student societies are very vast and everyone gets a basic exposure to it. We have festivals going on throughout both cultural and technical. Starting from vortex, manzar, sportsaga, yuvam, funtech, etc College life gets pretty hectic with all the academic and Co-curricular activities. We have to find a balance at the end of it all.