Thapar University Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Patiala, PunjabDeemed to be UniversityEstd 1956NAAC Grade A++

Why To Join Thapar University - Reviews & Rating

5(54%)
4(37%)
3(4%)
2(5%)
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Academic
3.8
Faculty
4.0
Infrastructure
3.8
Accommodation
4.1
Social Life
4.2
Placement
3.3

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Navroj Sandhu
Navroj Sandhu
4.2Helpful
Reviewed on Mar 19, 2020(Enrolled 2017)

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Only good remark not bad because this is the college full of enjoyment and extra curicullam.
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Anonymous
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Reviewed on Mar 4, 2020

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The management needs to make drastic changes to improve their own and other departments' conduct to ensure better management of the increasing strength.
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Ayush Kalra
4.2Helpful
Reviewed on Mar 1, 2020

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Pros - good placements Good environment Great labs and faculty Cons- food quality poor in hostels. Fees is quite expensive. More seats increased every year thereby degrading the quality of students. As management now has become more money minded.
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TUSHAR
3.9Helpful
Reviewed on Feb 26, 2020

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Negative side is it's fee structure and a few building are old. The new library which they made is among the best but a few building which are of mechanical and civil department are old. From there the felling of 50 years of college comes.
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Agrima Kapoor
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Reviewed on Feb 23, 2020

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It’s a good institution but it lacks the ability to teach the students practically and make them aware about the surroundings in which they will work after 4 years. It all revolves around giving tests getting good grades and that’s all.
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Aayush Budki
5.0Helpful
Reviewed on Feb 23, 2020

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As mentioned above , there are mostly positive remarks about the college. Our college does give us all kinds of exposure. Just lacks some facilities but gives mostly all kind of expected facilities.
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Anshul Garg
4.3Helpful
Reviewed on Feb 23, 2020

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The college life is wonderful , focus on academics is more than it should be , this creates a race to score well instead of focusing on whats more important than wrote learning that is skillz, this is the major problem with most of indian colleges except IIT maybe.
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Bhanu
3.5Helpful
Reviewed on Feb 22, 2020

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Fees, some teachers and non essential subjects. There is not as much unity present in the students as you may think. if there is a issue for the whole group of students it usually takes a lot of time to get solved. Strikes happens on ridiculous things(sometimes).
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Garvit Gupta
4.3Helpful
Reviewed on Feb 21, 2020

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The campus and the broad alumni network of the college as the institute was established in 1956. The only negative remark i feel about the institute is that it is continuously increasing the numbers of students every year that are entering the institute in all branches.
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Harshit Bansal
4.1Helpful
Reviewed on Feb 19, 2020

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Overall Thapar college is good and have more positive points then negative points. But the main problem is that it has a lot of students. So it is very difficult for one to compare itself and interact with students.
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Thapar University: 2 Answered Questions

What is your review of Thapar University(Patiala)?

Namrata Das
Dhruv Chowdhurystudied at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (2020)

Thapar University has a brand name, however, the ground reality for this university is not very pleasant and it is swiftly losing the qualities that defined it in its glorious past. The rankings of students enrolled in the university are going down each year. The administration is taking serious measures against the same, however, because of these measures the other students are suffering. One example is the strict entry and exit timings. 

Academically, your experience in this institution will differ according to your branch. The CSE branch has a cooperative faculty and lenient attendance criteria. This is not the case for other branches. In other branches, some faculty members may hold personal grudges against you while some may fail you for missing the required attendance mark (75%) by as small as 0.1%. The mess is below average and the classrooms are not very impressive.  The administration is very slow. 

However, there are positive points about Thapar University as well. The alumni from Thapar are placed in some of the best companies in India and abroad. It has some of the best synthetic courts in any engineering college in India. There are many teachers at Thapar University who serve as a source of inspiration to their students. Sports facilities for all the major sports are great. Placements at Thapar University are great and the labs are well updated. Even though Thapar is facing a drug problem, its teachers and administration are very active in trying to solve this issue.

Thus, even though Thapar University has outlived its glorious days, it has some positive points too. It is completely your choice whether or not you wish to take admission into it.

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Why are the placements in Thapar University so high despite the bad reviews of many students studying at Thapar?

Kriti GoyalStudied at Thapar University (2019)

Thapar University has better placements than most private colleges and NITs. But the problem is, placements here directly depend on the grades of the students, and only the serious ones who work hard to build their profile bag the best packages. 

Now the reviews of students are mixed because not everyone invests the same efforts and bags high packages. The people giving bad reviews are the ones who did not build their resumes well. 

The best thing about Thapar University is the level of freedom you get to experience here. However, the increasing intake is slowly deteriorating the student quality so you might want to consider this before joining.

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