About the NITs

College is a fun place to be in where you learn a lot of new things and my college is no different. I would highly recommend studying here for research as well as placements. Even though it could do better in the hostel front, it is a good place to graduate from.

Yes, the college gives a very mixed curriculum of theory as well as practical knowledge. It helps a lot to secure placements as there are seminars and projects and mentors to guide you. Research is very prominent here and you can publish your own papers with some help.

Placements vary from branch to branch and the total average placements have been around 10 to 13 lakhs per annum. More than 75% students get placed every year with the numbers increasing every year. Some of the companies that visit are Microsoft, Oracle, Fidelity, L&T and Byjus. They offer PPOs as well as internships. The Training and Placement sector of the college manages the placements and sends emails to notify students of interviews and applications so that they don't miss out on any company.

The technical fest is Technozian which is conducted usually around September to October and has a lot of technical events that you can set up as well as participate in. The cultural fest is SpringSpree and is bigger. It is conducted around March end and has a lot of dance, music and games. Both fests are attended by around 2000 to 5000 externals. People get the chance to make a lot of money at these fests. The management fest is comparatively small and is attended by a lot less people.

The fee structure is quite feasible and takes around 5 lakhs to complete my course unless you are from the DASA scheme which takes around 20 lakhs. Apart from this, there are a lot of scholarships that can waiver the tuition fee too. The modes of payments are net banking, cards and UPI. There are no additional fees except hostel and mess bills. The college is quite transparent when it comes to the fee breakdown.

The scholarship for JEE students are merit based and can be availed if you have a cgpa of above 7.5 and it is for a sum of 1.25 lakhs on an average.

Gender ratio is around 3 girls for every 7 boys. Campus life is quite exuberant with fests and events throughout the year. There is a lot of diversity because it is a national as well as international college. A lot of festivals like Diwali, Ganesh Chathurthi, Halloween and Christmas are celebrated on campus. There is a strict anti-ragging policy and everyone is treated equally and with a lot of respect. The campus air is quite fresh and has lots of greenery around making it nice to walk every morning. All shops and restaurants are very near and delivery system also works. There are a lot of clubs for music, dance, food, yoga and writing.

Yes, I stay in the hostel for girls. In first year, it is 4 per room and from 2nd year it is 2 per room. They are quite spacious and located close to the classrooms and mess. For boys, there are various hostel buildings while for girls it is a compound with around 3 to 4 buildings. The washrooms are close by to the rooms and each floor has around 12 to 15 rooms and 3 to 4 washrooms which makes it not that crowded.

Seniors and alumni are very helpful. They add you in groups and tell you about thier experiences and offers that can help you in deciding what you want later on. They give thier study material and tell you exactly where you can score and do well.

I got in through SAT 2 which is an exam for NRI students. I opted for this course because I wanted to do something in construction management and hence, civil engineering and I wanted to finish my B.Tech in India. First you apply with your SAT score and preference of NIT and there are 4 rounds after which you will know which NIT you have been given according to your score and choice. It starts around mid June and ends by July end.

The lecturers are mostly above 50 years old and have a lot of experience. My course has around 6 to 8 lecturers every semester. They have a good reputation and come from very certified backgrounds. They have graduated from reputed colleges and some of them have been in the same NIT as well.