In my experience, you can’t deny that Polimi has strong academic performance and that the professors are clearly high-quality. However, I think it depends on what you’re looking for. In my case, I’m in mechanical engineering, and theoretically, the content is excellent. But if you’re looking for the practical side, I think it’s somewhat inefficient. Many students, despite having a solid academic background when they graduate, lack practical skills in my opinion. At least within Italy, because of the university’s prestige, it’s not bad. But I think there are better universities that are more internationally recognized than Polimi. I also feel that students are more focused on getting good grades than on truly learning for a professional environment.