Academics, Campus Life and more: Reviewing NSIT

It was very relevent and in terms of subjects we had for our courses it was very relevent and even the faculty that ive just talked about was very good and carried alot of knowledge of the subjects even apart from our subjects.

Alot of big MNCs Sprinklr Collegedunia JP morgan Bain etc,. and lot of big MNCs and they hire around 3 4 people each and a good stipend as well, NSIT does not allow companies to take students for internships if they are not provide any stipend.

yes alot of college placement, being one the best engineering college out there in delhi which is surround the 2 two IT hubs in India i.e Noida and Gurgaon, NSIT offers placements to the utmost of it, they offers intership opportunities as well.

Course fee- 1st year fee- 160,000 ( tuition fee was around 80K and rest i dont remember) 2nd year fee- 180,000 3rd year fee- 190,000 4th year fee- 200,000 Hostel fee- 35,000 per semester Mess fee- 15,000 per semester

Moksha happens every year in march , which is our cultural fest and resonace was our tech fest. library is huge the central library is one of the biggest library in delhi. Classrooms and good very classroom has a digital screen. student portal i.e. IMS was good too.

Hostel was good and strict too, cant do anything and there was zero tolrence policy for smoking drinking for doing anything stupid, hostels were divided by the year you are in like separate hostels for every year. Hostel fee- 35000 per semester. Mess fee- 15000 per semester. They can even refund your mess money if you dont eat.

I chose this college beacuse of the location, and less crowd which i thought would make easy to crack the placements and that happened too , the other college i was looking forward to was DTU and it is still a good competion to NSIT but yeah not anything wrong about DTU but its just about the location and crowd.

Faculty was great too, and alot of people think that govt. colleges does not teach properly that is absoluty not true, in my case the faculty members were very helpful and supporting and had a good amount of knowledge as well. Our couse was based upon CBCS (credit based choice system), where we have to achive 168 credits in order to get a degree, every major subject had a weightage of 4 credits and the elective subjects carried 2 credits and you can only opt 28 credits max per semester.

Not much nightlife as people in this college dont like to goo outside, even our hostels were every strict, hostel timings were 9 pm and after that you cant go out and everything closes at 6pm but the library and gym were open till 8pm.