NIT Mizoram - National Institute of Technology

Admission: The teachers at NIT Mizoram are really good. They help us with our doubts all the time. Since there aren't too many students, the teachers know our level well. The course structure is great too. The final exams are not too hard, but many of us struggle because of the short time. We need to score above 34 out of 100 to pass each subject. The Computer Science course has some awesome teachers for teaching programming languages.

Placement: I'm in the CSE branch, and I heard that about 93% of students got placed last year. The highest salary offered was 13 LPA, but this year it went up to over 35 LPA. On average, CSE students got around 8 LPA. Companies like Adobe, Deloitte, and Tech Mahindra come for placements.

Campus: The food here is pretty good. But the bathrooms could be cleaner. There's one bathroom for every 10 students, so they should clean them more often like twice a week.

Admission: The exams are not too hard because the teachers really want you to do well. Sometimes it can feel a bit stressful, but if you put in some extra effort, you'll be fine. The teachers are super smart - the lab teachers have Ph.D.s and the others are professors.

Placement: The civil engineering placements at NIT are pretty good. Getting a degree from here is really helpful, especially if you're aiming for a government job later on. This year, the highest package was 27 lakhs and the average was around 10 lakhs. Good luck if you decide to study at NIT Mizoram!

Campus: The classroom in Lab is decent. It doesn't really matter how it looks if you're focused on studying. The girls' hostel is nice, but there aren't many sports activities for girls. However, on sports day, it's a bit more fun. If you're into campus life, it might not be the best choice for you.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. Exams come around every three months during the semester, so they finish up quickly. We don't have too many working days either. The exams are at a good level, and they give us PDFs to help us study. The teachers have a lot of experience, like being doctors and stuff. The courses are also well put together.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. Because it's a temporary campus, most interviews are held online. This actually makes it easier to get a job. Plus, there aren't as many students here, so your chances of getting placed are higher compared to other colleges.

Campus: The college is in a hilly area, so the Wi-Fi can be a bit spotty. It works, but sometimes it's slow. The hostels are okay, nothing fancy. The food is not great, especially if you're used to North Indian food. It's hard to find good food nearby. Overall, it doesn't feel like a home away from home.

Admission: The teachers are okay, classes are okay, and the teaching quality is just okay. The semester exams are really tough, but now they have this thing called relative marking, which means about 70% of students pass. It's supposed to help us get ready for the industry. As for extracurriculars, they're not that great here.

Placement: I'm in a course where everyone who does placement gets placed, which is awesome. The average package for my branch is 8 LPA, with the highest being 14 LPA. Companies like TCS, Mahindra Motors, L&T, Adobe, and Deloitte come for recruitment. The faculty is okay, nothing special.

Campus: The hostel isn't great for freshmen, the food is meh, and the Wi-Fi is just okay. Sports facilities are lacking, and the college and hostel are around 4 km apart. The campus is split into different blocks, which are quite far from each other.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They've got a lot of experience in their field. They're always ready to help out. The courses get us ready for the job market. Exams can be challenging, but with some studying, it's not too hard to do well. You need at least a 4 CGPA to pass.

Placement: The placements last year were awesome! The median package was around 9.8 Lacs, and it keeps improving every year. Almost all students got placed in electrical, mechanical, and civil engineering. The placement cell is really effective.

Campus: The campus isn't permanent, they rent all the buildings. Hostels are a bit far, like 7 to 13 km, but they have buses to the classes. The canteen is there, and they have good medical help when you need it. They even have an ambulance service.

Admission: The professors are really great here. They know their stuff and are super helpful. They keep the courses up-to-date with what's happening in the real world. The exams are fair - not too hard, not too easy. You just need to study and you'll do fine. Only a few students fail, so as long as you put in the effort, you'll be okay.

Placement: The placements for civil engineering are okay. If you keep your college grades up, you have a good shot at getting placed like 80 to 100% chance. Around half to three-fourths of students in our branch found placements. Internship options are solid, pretty much everyone lands one. One senior in civil engineering got a pre-placement offer of about 8 LPA. Big companies like Vedanta, Ashok Leyland, and Tech Mahindra hire from our college.

Campus: NIT Mizoram is still waiting for its own campus. It affects us a lot. The different buildings are quite far apart, so you have to walk a lot between classes. That's the main downside here. The classrooms are small and not very well-equipped, just okay. The labs are good, though. The professors are helpful and guide us well. The hostels are average, you get what you need but don't expect too much. The food in the mess is okay, we can manage with it. That's just how things are here.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. We have exams every three months, so we cover the syllabus fast. That means fewer days of classes. We use PDFs for studying, like in most B.Tech colleges. The semester exams are a bit tough, but that's normal in any college.

Placement: The job opportunities are good here. If we work hard and get decent grades, we can easily find a job. Even if our grades are just okay, there's still a good chance we'll get hired. There aren't as many students here compared to other colleges, which makes it easier to get a job. Plus, having the NIT tag definitely helps.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here can be slow because it's in a hilly area. The campus is temporary, so the infrastructure is just okay. The food in the mess hall is not great, especially with potatoes every day. Just something to keep in mind if you're thinking about coming here.

Admission: Living in Aizawl is pretty affordable. NIT Mizoram is a good choice if you want a challenging academic journey. The professors are top-notch, there are lots of activities to join, and the city is lovely to live in.

Placement: I loved my time at NIT Mizoram! Most students (around 90-95%) land great jobs after graduation. Life here is tough but fulfilling. You gotta put in the effort and keep your grades up. But don't worry, there's plenty of chances to join clubs and enjoy yourself outside of class.

Campus: The student life at NIT Mizoram is really lively because of all the extracurricular activities. There are lots of clubs and groups you can be a part of. They put together all kinds of events like cultural shows, tech stuff, and sports. You can also take part in competitions and workshops. It's a great way to get involved outside of classes.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and teach well. They help clear up any questions we have. We also have labs for practicals and exams. The semester exams can be tough, but most students get ready for the real world and do well in the end.

Placement: The college has awesome placement opportunities. There's a special place where we can ask about jobs and internships. Companies like Larsen and Tourbo, Adani Wilmer, Fristine Infotech, Justpay, Lumiq, Nexturn, Deloitte, and Digit come for placements. They've hired some of us too!

Campus: The college doesn't have a main campus, but there are separate buildings for each department. Each building has Wi-Fi for students. They also have a library and classrooms with smartboards. There's a doctor on campus too. Buses take students to and from the hostel. You can eat at the mess for all three meals.