NIT Delhi Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I really like how the teachers are always there to support us and guide us through our projects. The exams in the semester aren't too tough, which makes it easier to get good grades as long as you study hard. I enjoy my course a lot because it's awesome and gets us ready for the real world.

Placement: I love my college because they help us get great jobs after graduation. The highest salary a student got was 87 lakhs per year, and the average salary was 24 lakhs per year.

Campus: The college I go to has a nice library at the center, and the mess serves clean food. Even though the campus is not huge, it looks really nice. The hostel buildings are cozy and well-maintained. Wi-Fi is accessible on each floor of the hostel, and there are sports facilities available for everyone.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They explain things well and actually care about us. I thought they'd just talk and leave, but they take time to help us out. We can ask questions and they give us enough time to do our work.

Placement: The placements at our college are awesome! There are lots of choices for students, and we get visits from different companies. Most of them are in IT and electrical fields right now, but that's because the main branches haven't graduated yet. The packages are great, averaging around 15 LPA. About 80% of students get placed, and the highest package is 63.5 LPA.

Campus: The college is still growing, and they're building a new building right now. Right now, there are only two buildings on campus: a small campus and an admin block. The hostel is pretty nice, but the problem is that it's not on campus. It's about 6 kilometers away, so we have to take the college bus, which can be a hassle sometimes.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and they always help out when you need it. The semester exams can be pretty challenging, but most people pass with around a 90% success rate. The syllabus is pretty much the same as the GATE syllabus. Also, if you're getting ready for competitive exams like GATE, CAT, or UPSC, the teachers are there to support you.

Placement: I go to NIT Delhi, a newer college starting in 2010. Despite being new, the placements here are pretty solid. The classrooms are clean and nice, and the teachers are good. The highest salary offer is around 82 LPA, while the lowest is 3.5 LPA. Big companies like Microsoft and Atlassian visit for hiring. Most internships are in software, but students from other branches also aim for these opportunities. Overall, the college is on the rise in terms of placements.

Campus: The campus is pretty good with Wi-Fi, clean classrooms, and a library. But the hostel rules are too strict. The food in the mess is just alright, but you have to deal with it. The mess is a bit expensive, but the quality isn't great. That's the main area where you have to make compromises.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful here. Some of them can be tough, but they're trying to get us ready for the real world. Semester exams can be challenging depending on the teacher and the subject. Most of the time, the pass percentage is high, around 75% to 100%. But sometimes it drops to about 50%.

Placement: The placement rate for my branch at college is the best compared to other branches it's around 89%. The highest salary package this year is over 55 LPA, while the lowest is 9 LPA. Companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Flipkart visit for placements and internships. The top job roles offered are Software Engineer.

Campus: The Wi-Fi in the hostel isn't great, it goes up and down. But in the library or anywhere else, it's better. The classrooms have smart boards and are pretty high-tech. The food in the mess and canteen isn't that good, not many choices. The sports facilities are awesome though. They have all kinds of games and coaches for each one.

Admission: The professors at my college are super helpful. They don't just do their job and teach. They really get involved and try their best to help us learn. They also give us plenty of time for assignments, which is great.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities with about 85% of students getting a job. The highest salary offered was 63 LPA for ECE students. There were 10 students who got more than 50 LPA, and the average package is around 15 LPA. ECE branch has good placement record, with many students getting placed. If you work hard and prepare well, you'll definitely get placed too.

Campus: The hostels are not good at all. They're not even on the main campus. Instead, they're in SRHC and Nilerd, around 5 km away. The college offers a bus service for students to get to campus. But the buses are always crowded, so many students end up standing during the ride.

Admission: The teachers at NIT Delhi are really smart and have different backgrounds. Some of them have PhDs and even worked in the industry. They are friendly and do a lot of research. The subjects we study are modern and cover all the important stuff.

Placement: Most NIT Delhi students usually get placed at around 85-95%, which is pretty good. The highest salary is 82 LPA, while the average is around 17.5 LPA. But if you're in mechanical or civil engineering, there might be fewer chances for paid internships compared to other branches.

Campus: The classrooms at NIT Delhi have all the cool stuff like projectors, ACs, smart boards, and comfy seats. It's great for learning together and the Wi-Fi at the hostel and campus helps a lot.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful, although a few can be strict. They know their stuff, with PhDs and all. The curriculum isn't too tough, but it gets us ready for the real world, just on a basic level. The semester exams are pretty straightforward, so getting a good CGPA is not too hard.

Placement: Most students in our college got placed, around 85%. The highest salary was 55 lakhs per annum, the lowest was 6 lakhs per annum, and the average was 7 to 9 lakhs per annum. Companies like Wipro and TCS hire a lot of students. Getting internships is tough, but the placement opportunities are good here.

Campus: The hostel has everything we need like Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, and sports facilities. The library is super helpful for getting books. The mess food is okay, not the best. Sports are cool with lots of competitions, even inter-NIT ones.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really awesome and super smart. They teach in a cool and interesting way. I think it's like 90% helpful. They prepare you for the industry, but you still need to work on your own skills too. The exams can be kinda challenging, depending on the subject. You just need a 33% to pass.

Placement: I was in a course where 70% of students got placed. The highest package was 60 LPA, the lowest was 6 LPA, and the average was 19 LPA. The top companies that recruited from my branch were NVIDIA, Snapdragon, AMD, Airtel, and Samsung. Almost 75% of students also landed internships, which was great.

Campus: In 2024, the college may not look fancy from outside, but inside, it's pretty cool. The labs have all the stuff we need, and the whole campus has AC. The Wi-Fi works okay, not super fast, though. The classrooms are nice. For freshmen in 2024, the hostels are a bit far from campus, but after that, we get to stay on campus. The food in the mess is okay, not amazing. And the canteen has some good snacks at fair prices.

Admission: The teachers at NIT Delhi are really good. They graduated from good colleges and have done a lot of research. They also go to international conferences. The courses are updated to match what companies need. Exams can be easy or hard depending on the teacher and subject. Some teachers are strict with grades, others are chill. Most students pass exams, only a few have to retake subjects.

Placement: Our college offers really good placements. NIT Delhi has one of the highest average packages among all NITs. Recently, the highest package offered was 64 LPA. This year, around 4 to 5 students got packages above 50 LPA. Big companies like Walmart and Google visit our campus for recruitment. The college also offers internships with good stipends. Some students even get 1 Lakh per month as stipend. Many students get around 50k per month. Companies also give PPOs to some students after internships.

Campus: The campus is still getting built, so the college doesn't look great yet. But from the pictures in the main office, it seems like it'll be awesome once they finish. They have everything students need like a common room, library, sports room, health center, canteen, etc.

Admission: The teachers here are really great. But they're strict about attendance  you gotta have at least 75%. It's tough for us day scholars 'cause Delhi traffic can be crazy, making it hard to get to class on time. Plus, if you don't meet the attendance rule, they won't let you take exams.

Placement: We're the pioneers in NIT Delhi's mechanical engineering department, set to graduate in 2026 as the first batch. Without senior guidance, we're navigating placements on our own. Despite being the seniors, I must say our faculty members are top-notch.

Campus: At the end of the semester, we finished our courses. Our college moved to a new campus in Bakoli village. The new campus looks amazing with modern infrastructure and beautiful design. The facilities here are even better than we thought they would be.