National Fire Service College

Admission: I studied at National Fire Service College and they had a lot of diploma and advanced diploma courses for fire training. The trainers there were really dedicated and skilled. They made sure we learned with discipline.

Placement: I went to National Fire Service College and they promised 100% placement for students. Most students got jobs in oil and gas industries. The highest salary offered was between 20 to 30 LPA.

Campus: The campus is spread out over 5 acres and has all the facilities we need. The management takes care of everything. They've got badminton courts, volleyball courts, a cricket ground, and both indoor and outdoor sports. It's great that they encourage us to stay active and play sports.

Admission: The 4-year course here includes hands-on training. The teachers are really experienced and know their stuff. They're always there to help us out and answer our questions. The training we get here prepares us well for working in the industry. And I gotta say, the fire station here is top-notch  one of the best in the whole country.

Placement: I'm so glad to say that almost 90% of us got jobs after college. PSUs like GAIL, SAIL, ONGC, Airport Authority, Vedanta, and others hire from our campus. Everyone gets an internship, which is awesome. The average salary we get is around 15-18 LPA, and the highest package offered was 22 LPA. It's great to know we have so many opportunities here.

Campus: The new hostels for boys and girls are great. There's a huge library with around 10,000 books. They really focus on sports and games here. The hostels have awesome facilities too.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at teaching. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The semester exams aren't too hard, which is nice. The first year covers the same stuff as other engineering branches, then we get into the fun subjects.

Placement: I'd say about half of the students got placed from our college. The highest salary offered was 22 LPA, while the average was around 5 to 6 LPA. Companies like ONGC, Gail, Sail, Reliance, and others are the top recruiters here. We all have to do internships, and sometimes companies hire us after that. The top job you could get is chief fire officer.

Campus: The campus has a library, gym, and sports ground. There's an 8-floor hostel for guys and a separate one for girls. But the food in the mess isn't great. It doesn't match up to what we pay for it.

Admission: I really like the programs at our college that help us prepare for exams. The teachers are super supportive and really want us to do well. Since we're a single-branch college, the teachers give us a lot of attention. Our exams happen at different colleges, and the papers come from Nagpur University.

Placement: The placement scene at National Fire Service College is top-notch! They have a solid 100% placement rate, and the average package offered is around 12-13 LPA. It's definitely one of the best colleges out there for this field. You won't find better placement opportunities anywhere else.

Campus: Our college is the best when it comes to infrastructure. It's all in one place on a huge 45-acre campus. We've got awesome facilities like an auditorium, buildings, hostels, a library, and even a helipad.

Admission: The course plan is great. If you stick to it, you can get a good job at big companies like BPCL, GAIL, or ONGC. The teachers are super helpful and know their stuff. Exams are manageable too, not too tough like in some other colleges.

Placement: NFSC has great placement opportunities. Almost all students in our college find jobs after graduating. The best offer was 25 LPA from GAIL India. On average, students get around 13 LPA. Companies like GAIL, ONGC, Hindalco Industries, and more hire students from our course.

Campus: NFSC's infrastructure is awesome! We've got a huge academic building for classes and an admin building for all the office stuff. Our lab building is the biggest for one subject in India, with 18 labs stocked with fancy equipment. The hostels are decent, with 2 and 3-person rooms. The library and classrooms are top-notch, AC all the way. Sadly, no Wi-Fi in the hostels, but the library's got you covered.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. They're super helpful, qualified, and have Ph.D. degrees. Their teaching style is amazing. When it comes to exams, they're not too hard. Just studying for a couple of hours should do the trick.

Placement: Most students in my course get placed, which is awesome. The highest salary package is 24 LPA, the average is 13 LPA, and the lowest is 8 LPA. Companies like ONGC, HPCL, BPCL, Reliance, GAIL, etc., hire from here. The placement record is top-notch.

Campus: The facilities here are just what I needed. In my hostel, I have a room for two or three people with everything I need. The library, labs, and classrooms are top-notch. And the food is really good too.

Admission: The teachers here keep our parents updated on how we're doing, and they're good about passing along our questions to the college. They know a lot about fire safety and make improvements when needed.

Placement: There are lots of job opportunities in fire safety and disaster management after studying here. Companies like BHEL, Tata Steel, ONGC, and Reliance Industries Ltd hire students from our college for both bachelor's and master's degrees.

Campus: The college really cares about our well-being, which is awesome. They offer counseling whenever we need to talk about our problems or de-stress. Plus, the dorms are big enough for 2-3 people, so there's never too many people in one room. It's nice to have some space to relax.

Admission: The National Fire Service College is run by the Ministry of Home Affairs and is a government college. The course lasts for 4 years, and every morning we have hands-on fire fighting training for an hour and a half. After that, from 9 am to 5:30 pm, we attend classes taught by experienced faculty and lecturers chosen by UPSC. This course teaches us about fire systems engineering basics and how to handle emergencies in industries and local fire services.

Placement: The job placement rate here is awesome, with almost 96% of students getting hired. Salaries range from 3.8 LPA to 18 LPA, averaging around 6-7 LPA. Big companies like ONGC, GAIL, and more come for campus placements. We also get hands-on training at DFS for fire service and at CIDCO in Mumbai for industrial training. It's a great opportunity to kickstart your career!

Campus: I go to this college for fire engineering. They have top-notch labs for fire-related stuff, chemistry, physics, and more. The course is residential, but we don't have to stay in the hostel. The food in the mess is pretty good, they serve us 4 times a day. We have to eat in the mess, but we can bring outside food sometimes.

Admission: The teachers at NFSC are really helpful, but they can be strict if we don't hand in our work on time. They know their stuff and we have a four-year course. NFSC gets us ready for the industry better than any other fire engineering college. If we go to all the classes and listen to the teachers, we can pass our semester exams. But if we skip classes and don't keep up with our notes, it's tough. We gotta score at least 45 out of 100 to pass our exams.

Placement: Most students usually get placed here, around 72-78%. Companies like Oil India are coming soon to hire. Last year, almost every student got a job. The highest salary is 24 LPA and the lowest is 6-7 LPA. Big companies like GAIL, SAIL, ONGC, Reliance, Hindalco, HPCL, BPCL, and more hire students from our course. Everyone also gets internships. Some students even get offers for fire officer roles.

Campus: The infrastructure at NFSC is pretty good. Unfortunately, Wi-Fi isn't in the hostel, but you can find it in the library. The library is cool with AC and over 12,000 books. Each year group has digital classrooms. Food in the mess is tasty. Sports options are okay, with volleyball, cricket, table tennis, badminton, and kho-kho available. Plus, there are other basic facilities too.

Admission: I heard this college is recommended by the government of India and by people who passed the UPSC exam. You need at least 10 years of experience to get in. The teachers here are super strict about discipline and showing up to class on time.

Placement: In 2019, the highest salary offered was 21 Lacs by ONGC. The average was 6 Lacs, and everyone got placed. 15 companies came to our college from all over India and even from Arabic countries. Our college is unique because it's the only one in India that offers a government degree in fire and safety engineering.

Campus: The college has great Wi-Fi, top-notch labs, comfy air-conditioned classrooms, and a library stocked with all kinds of books. They even have a helipad for VIP visitors who arrive by helicopter. Plus, you can compete in national and international sports events representing the college. It's pretty cool!