Expectations provide very little benefit. So take the plunge; you will not be sorry.

You can almost certainly anticipate the following:

• Pull your socks up because you're in for a heavy dose of academics mixed in with a slew of other activities. Good grades do not necessitate a high level of intelligence, but hard work and dedication are required.

• Within a week of meeting your batch mates, all of your bubbles will burst. You will come across people who excel at everything they do. However, this is an opportunity to learn from the people. That location's best feature is peer learning.

• There is a club for almost everything. On campus, there is always some sort of event going on. And, yes, people do have time for those. So come with an open mind and embrace the forces of change that are at work here. You will almost certainly learn a new skill or two.

People fantasize about getting into the university. However, as the two years come to an end, people begin to feel nostalgic about the campus. The campus is fine, and the infrastructure is excellent. And city considerations are secondary; you won't have much time to enjoy the city's haphazard traffic or the searing heat.

As far as ICE is concerned, it is a masters’ level subject in the domain of Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Its syllabus is a hybrid of COE and ECE curriculums. Most core electronics companies are open to ICE students during their placements. ECE students are given a slight preference, but if you are skilled enough, you need not worry. For a master’s in this domain, you will have to put in a lot of effort in your studies. 

Most of the ICE students do multiple projects under ECE professors and grab the same (even better at times) opportunities and learning as their ECE counterparts.

If you are planning for a branch change later on, don’t completely rely on it. Branch change will depend upon your rank and the number of people who would try for that branch. If you are passionate about a particular branch, say for instance ECE, I would suggest you choose some other good college for the same. You can also choose the second best branch at NSUT Delhi as per your preference.

But if you are really interested in ICE, you should definitely choose this branch at NSUT Delhi without hesitation.

It's rightly said, a picture speaks more than a thousand words. Here are a few pictures of the LHMC campus to give you a clear idea of the campus life and infrastructure of this college.

This statue is the spot for meetings, discussions, debates, planning, and gossiping.

Auditorium: The auditorium is huge with a balcony 

Lecture halls: Here is the Physio LT

MEC: This is the best room in the college which is used for conferences and informal Literary events in Splash.

Hostel: Hostels Day, a party held for juniors

Library: The library has a reading room for studying. The basement library has these huge round tables

Convocation Hall: This is the oldest room of Hardinge

Hope these pictures gave you a thorough tour of the campus. 

Clearing JEE and getting into college is not enough. One needs to strive throughout the 4 years to make the time spent worth it. Here is a list of things one should do while at NSUT

• Always dream big and don’t settle for less. Obviously, the packages will depend on your branch, and branches like ICE, MPAE or BT won’t receive very high packages. But that does not mean you cannot aim high. 
• No matter what anyone says, always focus on your studies and prioritize academics over fun. Good grades will open multiple opportunities not only in placements but also in higher studies, especially MS and MBA. 
• If you have an interest in programming, then learn the skills and become proficient in it.
• Socialize as much as you can. The friends and networks you build today will bear fruit tomorrow. 
• Explore your non-academic interests and pursue them. For instance, pick up a hobby and carry it on till the end. 

Lastly, enjoy your college life to the fullest as these days are never coming back!