When it comes to MAIT, it may not have the same coding environment as other colleges like MSIT or BVP. However, it is important to note that things are changing at MAIT, and there are opportunities for students to participate in coding competitions, Hackathons, Competitive Programming, Open Source, and more. 

• The availability of professors with research backgrounds is limited, and more could be done to expand opportunities for serious project work.
• The course curriculum at MAIT and IPU is outdated and may include subjects that are not directly relevant to CSE students.
• Placements at MAIT are strong, with companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, and Accenture visiting the campus.
• More than 80% of students get placed, with some students receiving offers as high as 42 LPA from Microsoft.
• It's important to note that many placements listed by others also include off-campus opportunities obtained through individual skills and efforts.
• CS and IT students shouldn't have to worry about the crowd, especially if in the first shift, as the current boys-to-girl ratio in IT are approximately 2:1.

You will get an overview of the college from the video below

If you are looking for a decent job with a salary of around INR 30,000 per month, you can definitely get enrolled for a B.Tech in CSE at MAIT Delhi.

According to one of my relatives that have recently graduated from MAIT, the college does not provide a lot of facilities and the faculty members are also not very skilled except for Professors like Mr. Ashish Sharma of the CSE department and Miss Namita.

• The Placement offers made by the companies are not very good as compared to other colleges situated in Delhi.
• Around 80 percent of the students get placed by recruiters which mainly include mass recruiters like Infosys.
• The average salary offered by recruiters is close to 4 Lakhs per annum approximately. The highest salary offered to a student in 2020 was 25 Lakhs per annum.
• The major recruiters that visit the campus almost every year include Infosys, Accenture, TCS, and Deloitte.
• You can consider dropping out of college this year and prepare another year for Entrance Examinations.

After taking admission in the college, you can:

1. Prepare for GATE Examination
2. Go for an MBA
3. Join a Mass recruiting company like Infosys or TCS
4. Try to go for OFF Campus placements

The crowd is pretty good for a good college experience mainly in the CS department. In other branches, the students are pretty decent as compared to other colleges situated in the city.