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Yes, scholarships are offered at Malwa Institute of Technology, Indore. The institute has different scholarship schemes, including: 

Government scholarships: Eligible students can apply for state and central government scholarships. There are scholarships offered based on caste, income and category.

Merit-Based scholarships: Students who have performed exceptionally well either in Class 12 or entrance exams may be offered tuition fee waivers or financial aid based on satisfactory performance, sometimes up to 50% tuition.

Tuition Fee Waiver (TFW) Scheme: There is a reservation for deserving TFW candidates.

Other financial aid: Some aid may be available for economically weaker sections and different reserved categories.

Malwa Institute of Technology does not offer a hostel on campus; students generally stay at nearby private hostels or PGs. That said, several student reviews emphasize that in cases where hostel mess facilities are provided (private hostels or PGs) the quality of food in the mess is typically considered to be good quality, including nutritious meals that are hygienically prepared. There is some feedback noting food is good, but could potentially vary more. Overall, students considered the food in private hostel messes and PGs in proximity to the campus to be decent and hygienic, however experiences may vary depending on the slightly different accommodations.

Malwa Institute of Technology has a modern campus with many facilities:

• Library: A large and well-stocked library with 50,000+ books, 20,000+ e-books, and national/international journals, with DELNET membership, and digital learning resources.
• Laboratories: Advanced laboratories tailored to the departments of engineering, sciences, and computer studies, with modern equipment with safety features.
• Classrooms: Adequate spacing in classrooms, bright and ventilated classrooms; smart classrooms equipped with LCD projectors.
• IT Infrastructure: High-speed Wi-Fi available 24x7, and computer labs with advanced software for student use in academic and research work.
• Sports Facilities: A proper sports complex with a football ground, squash court, swimming pool, tennis court, and other indoor and outdoor sports.
• Cafeteria: A good hygienic affordable canteen serving a variety of meals/snacks.
• Auditorium & Seminar Halls: Halls for seminars, workshops, and events.
• Medical Facilities: A health center on campus designed for first-aid and basic medical care.
• Gym: A well-equipped gymnasium for student fitness and health.
• Transportation: Shuttle/bus services for students and staff from different corners of Indore.
• Guest Rooms: Guest rooms for visiting faculty and family of students.
• Clubs & Extracurriculars: Students can take part in clubs and make contributions to NSS, NCC and other campus activities.

Malwa Institute of Technology has a thriving array of extracurricular and student clubs, that facilitate a well-rounded educational experience. Student can choose between technical clubs and student start-up and entrepreneurship initiatives, cultural and literary societies, and other varieties of student organizations. The institute participates in competitive sports - it hosts state-level and nodal tournaments in games like cricket, football, and boxing - and has the facilities to accommodate all indoor and outdoor sports. Students are even able to join the National Cadet Corps (NCC) and National Service Scheme (NSS) for community service and leadership development. In addition to opening its doors to join sporting affiliations, the campuses also has its share of national and international annual tech fests, cultural events,  and workshops and seminars that give students more ways to explore their interests beyond their studies.

Certainly, the Malwa Institute of Technology (MIT), Indore, has an established placement and training cell that takes care of student's placements and internships. This cell connects students with the placement cell official, trained counsel, faculty members, alumni, and other individuals from the industry to guide students with their career paths as well as conduct job interviews for students. The placement cell organizes various events such as industry visits, guest lectures, training, programs, and live projects to support students' learning and employability. Some of the students' recruitment companies are TCS, IBM, Infosys, Genpact, Wipro, HCL, etc. The placement cell has strong ties with industry partners and is continuously working to identify good job opportunities and internships for their students.

The placement opportunities at Malwa Institute of Technology are moderate with an average salary package ranging from INR 4-4.3 LPA & the highest package claimed to be INR 8-11 LPA. The top recruiters at the Malwa Institute of Technology are Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Capgemini, HCL, Hyperbean, Maruti Suzuki, and Tech Mahindra. About 40-45% of students get placed, particularly final year students in core branches of engineering. While 60% of students got internships through college. The placement cell organises training, workshops, and recruiting drives, but students can also volunteer and reach out to companies for interviews. Overall, the placement support is decent, and there is a fair amount of placements in core applications as well as IT.

B.E. / B.Tech is the preferred choice at Malwa Institute of Technology as they provide a mix of industry-focused curriculum, experienced faculty and placement support, allowing students to focus on gaining necessary practical skills as well as good placement prospects. This programme provides students with labs with modern equipment, exposure to live industry projects and timely industry interface, ensuring students are equipped for high-demand graduate roles in the engineering and technology sectors. By taking a holistic approach to education, they can provide the graduates with skills that will not only make them employable but also allow them to further their academic studies.

B.E. / B.Tech is the most popular programme at Malwa Institute of Technology because it has clear links to industry, both in terms of content, as there are a range of specialisations, and career prospects. Malwa Institute of Technology also boasts good infrastructure, experienced faculty, and a placement cell that invites the best recruiters from IT, core engineering, and multinational companies. Students get to engage in practical learning through practical assessments, internships and exposure to industry setting them up well for successful futures. For students wanting to choose a technical career with higher employability, engineering is a first choice.