Journey to my NITW experience

I chose this course because I wanted the college and as per my rank I was getting it. Faculty student ration is very good, faculty knows studens by name at the end of every sem. And every semester we get new faculties. Faculties are highly qualified, teaching methods are good but vary proff to proff Term exams keeps on happening through out semester, from minors to midsemester to endsemester. There is relative grading so not that difficult to pass.

There are many comapnies that provied internship like microsoft , amazon and many more the internships are less than placement offers, so very less people get intern stipend rangers from 20k per month to 2lakh per month

from 7th sem students are eligible for placements mostly all big companies visit NITW including Microsoft, Amazon, Oracle, GoldmanSachs and many more Highest package last year was 88Lpa domestic, avg is around 20-22 lpa...this is form SDE profile Mostly all eligible students get placed, but may get low package of 9-10lpa

NITs have less cost of study compared to other engineering colleges, around 6 lakhs for 4 years. There is a financial aid, you can read in NITW website 1-5 lakh family income people have to pay 1/3rd of tution fees below 1 lakh have to pay no tution fees

Campus like is good. We have Spring Spree as cultural and Technozion as Tech fest. one is conducted every sem. there are lots and lots of books in library, very big library we have projectors in classroom, some classes have ACs , good seating sports is good, college has 1 stadium and 1 more ground and mostly all type of sports nets and courts there are many clubs run by students some famous one are IG, NSS

2 people live in one room, for all years meal quality is good, hyginic but taste is not good food is costed 115 a day, which include lunch, dinner , breakfast pgs are not needed, hostels are good and not allowed too

Securing a seat at NITW wasn't just about acing an exam, it was a straegic maneuver through a well defined process.My journey began with the Joint entrance examination (JEE), the doke gateway to BTech admission. The application process, accesssible through the NTA website , is fairly straightforward, through staying updated on a crucial dates is key. Thankfully, my meticulous prepration landed me a score securing my entry to coveted Metallurgicall and Material science program. Eligibility for my course demanded passing class 12th with physics, chemistry, and maths as a mandatory subject, accompanied by min aggreate of 75%. Reservation benifit , a becon of hope for diverse section, offered valuable relaxation in cut-off for SC/ST?OBC category. If I could modify the process, I'd advocate for more interactive practice platforms and an emphasis on aptitude assessments alongside technical.