Neutral thought on UIT

Eligibility is based on the cutoff marks in the 12th grade and through counselling at Anna University. There are no entrance exams. To find the application form direct visit to the college is appreciated, there are no fees for application. Application dates will start from March onwards. I've not received any reservations but my friends have. You can benefit as the first graduate in the family where you only need to pay the tuition fees of 40,000rs and 20,000 will be cut. And if you're a schedule caste student they offer a lot of scholarships and fees cut depending on your family's financial status. The only issue in the admission process is whether college management can arrange transport facilities for the parents and students who are coming to visit the college for admission since the college is located in a remote area where there are not any proper public transport facilities.

My course is B.E mechanical engineering, the requirements for the course are very poor. There is no proper equipment for practical learning. Very low machines for practical learning. Faculty members are not well educ6in their fields. Most of them that teach you are just M.E graduates with less teaching experience. Most faculty average is 30. Pros are they focus more on theoretical, they conduct a lot of internal exams and special classes.

From the 7th-semester campus, the interview is eligible, there are no top-level companies that came for campus interviews only local companies visit the campus. Approximately only 25% of students get placed. And average salary offers are around 2lakhs per annum. The highest is 5 lakhs per annum. My plans are to get a professional in any modelling software and become a design field.

Fees are comparatively the same as other equivalent colleges. Scholarships are not offered after joining the college, you can avail first graduate scholarship of 20,000 cuts of management fees and only need to pay 40,000 tution fees. But they give extra time to pay the fees in urgent times. They won't pressure too much strictly. Jobs on campus are very low only 20% of students get a job approximately

They conduct an annual fest for every department where an exhibition-like setup is done and the various new invention of their respective fields is showcased. Book availability is good and the library is far better and you can avail every subject book for free in the return policy. The classroom is neat, not a digital classroom only a fan is available, and no A.C. desk and bench are fine. There's not much encouragement for sports. You get 1 PT period every week apart from that not much focus on sports. There are no many social groups or engagement among students