Nalbari Polytechnic College

Admission: The computer science teachers are really helpful. They support you with exams and coursework. The course is more about theory than hands-on practice. The semester exams are well-planned. If you know your basics and understand the material, you can pass the exams easily.

Placement: The campus placement at college is not great. There aren't many companies hiring students, and the job offers are not very good. In our group, only around 20% of us found jobs through campus placements. The companies that do come don't pay very well, which is disappointing.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, but the labs could use more modern equipment. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus and the college doesn't have its own canteen. You have to go to an outside food stall for meals. Also, the library doesn't have all the books you might need.

Admission: The teachers were super helpful and knew their stuff. They used cool teaching methods that I hadn't seen before. But, there were a few teachers in the Electricity department who weren't that great. The exams were tough, with a pass rate of at least 35%. To pass the theory exams, you needed to score at least 24 out of 80.

Placement: All my classmates found jobs after finishing our course. Most of us, around 60%, got hired. The salaries varied from 2 to 5 lakhs per year, with the average being 3 lakhs. Big companies like Tata, Infosys, Jio, Airtel, and healthcare firms came for placements. Overall, 70% of us got placed. Some of the job titles were IT Executive, Electrical Engineer, Printing jobs, and HNM.

Campus: I studied in the CSE department, and it was perfect for me. The faculty members were really nice and always helped us with any questions. The classrooms were clean, and the lab equipment was great. The college is pretty new, started in 2017. Back when I was there, they didn't have hostels, but the canteen was pretty good.