NIT Srinagar - National Institute of Technology

Admission: The professors really know their stuff and make learning easy. The B.Tech course covers everything you need and sets you up well for future jobs. It's a great prep for working in the industry. The exams are fair and you just need 40% to pass.

Placement: Most students in our course get placed, around 80%. The highest salary offered is 45 LPA, while the average is 8 LPA. The smallest package is 4 LPA. BPCL and HPCL are the top companies that hire from our course. Everyone pretty much gets a job in companies they want like ONGC, Tata, Maruti Suzuki, etc. The most common roles are managers and skills designers.

Campus: The internet in the hostel, library, and campus is super fast. The library has lots of room to sit and study. The mess and hostel facilities are good, and the sports facilities are awesome. The infrastructure here is really impressive.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. The exams are tough compared to other places. The pass rate is 40%, but it helps us prepare for harder challenges.

Placement: I'm in the mechanical engineering program at NIT Srinagar. Around half to sixty percent of us get jobs within a year after graduating. Many students go for off-campus placements or start their own businesses. Companies like HCL and Wipro often hire mechanical engineering students from our batch.

Campus: I really like the mechanical engineering course at my college because it's the only accredited course. The facilities are awesome we have a library with Wi-Fi, air-conditioned rooms, and digital boards. Our hostel rooms are nice, with 5 students, 4 almirahs, and 1 fan. The food in the mess is good too.

Admission: The teachers at this college vary. Some are really great and know their stuff, while others aren't so helpful. I'd say the teaching faculty is okay, like a 3/5. They mainly stick to the syllabus without diving deeper into the topics. And sometimes, they struggle to answer students' questions.

Placement: Last year, about 40% of students in my department got jobs. They mostly got roles in web development and full-stack. The highest salary offered was 40 LPA. Not sure about the lowest pay. Around 67-75% of students did internships. The common courses are software development, System Engineer, DevOps Engineer, and Data Analyst.

Campus: The library is small, so not all students can use it at once. The Wi-Fi is just okay, and the internet in rooms and classrooms works fine. The food in the mess and canteen isn't great. They cook with bad oil, and hygiene isn't the best. The drainage at NIT isn't good either. When it rains, the roads get flooded.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. A lot of them come from IIT and they're always ready to help with any issues we have. The subjects are not too hard, and the tests are easy to score well on if you study regularly. It's harder to fail a subject than to get a high grade like a 9-pointer.

Placement: The CSE and IT programs here offer great opportunities. Lots of seniors have successfully passed the GATE exam. They're really friendly and always ready to help. If you're motivated to learn and improve, you'll find plenty of chances here. Most students in core branches get internships and can apply for tech job placements.

Campus: The hostels here are great with nice and clean rooms. They really focus on keeping things tidy and in order. The course I'm taking has given me lots of opportunities. The food in the mess is good and they always have tea in the evenings, except on Fridays due to Jummah. Overall, it's a good place for us students.

Admission: The professors in the electrical engineering department are awesome! Javed sir is great for electrical machines, and Bazaz sir is amazing for control systems and power systems. They really know their stuff. The curriculum is spot on and the semester exams are just right  not too easy, not too hard.

Placement: Most students here find jobs after graduation, around 85%. The best pay is 20 LPA, while the lowest is at 4 LPA for electrical engineering. HPCL is the top company that hires from here. Some students also land internships at Juniper, Rashmi Metallics, and L&T. Popular roles for electrical students are business analyst and GET.

Campus: The hostel isn't great, but the library and classrooms are awesome. The Wi-Fi works well. Mess food isn't good, and there's no separate section for veg and non-veg. Medical services are good, and sports are really fun here.

Admission: The professors here are really good. They know their stuff  most have done their master's and Ph.D. from IIT and abroad. They teach well and explain everything clearly. They're supportive and get what students go through. The curriculum is great for getting placed in companies. The exams are not too hard. If you study seriously, you can pass and get a good GPA.

Placement: Most students in the IT branch got jobs, around 80%. The highest offer so far is 35.5 LPA, given to two students by Autodesk. Usually, the average package is 10-12 LPA for us. Overall, it's around 8-9 LPA. Almost everyone gets internships, with various roles available, but some are more popular than others.

Campus: The classrooms in my department are great, plus the library has lots of books. The Wi-Fi is fast, which is awesome. The labs have cool stuff, so learning hands-on is easy. The hostel rooms are clean and decent. If there's an emergency, we have a medical unit and ambulance on campus. The food in the mess is okay, but at least it's clean. Campus life is fun with sports and games to keep us busy.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and always ready to help us improve. Studying for exams can be tough because the syllabus is pretty challenging. The pass rate is around 40%, which can be a bit nerve-wracking, but the course curriculum does a good job of getting us ready for the real world.

Placement: I heard that around 60% of students have already got placements. I'm not sure about the salary packages though. Big companies like BHEL hire students from here. Many students are also doing internships in companies like PGCIL, BHEL, Bark, and more. They offer roles like presenter and communicator to students.

Campus: The college has really nice facilities. The classrooms are air-conditioned and the Wi-Fi is great. The hostels serve good food, and the canteen has a decent selection. Plus, they have good medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The professors teach well, but for us students, it's just okay. Some guest teachers also teach our course, but their teaching is average. The course curriculum is relevant and helps us get ready for the industry.

Placement: I'm in a course where 40% of students get placed, which is pretty good. The highest package is 20 LPA, and the lowest is 8 LPA. Oracle is the top company that hires from our course. About 30% of students also get internships, which is awesome.

Campus: The facilities in my department are great. The Wi-Fi on campus is fast, which is awesome. The labs and classrooms are also in good shape. The food is okay, but the medical and sports facilities are top-notch. Overall, I'm happy with what the college offers.

Admission: The faculty here are well-qualified, but the teaching is just okay. Some professors really know their stuff. The courses feel outdated and not very practical for the real world. The semester exams are fair in terms of difficulty.

Placement: Most students in my course got jobs this year around 70%. The best offer was 35.5 LPA, and the lowest was 5 LPA. Nexturn is the top company hiring from our college. Many students also interned at places like Oracle and Autodesk. On average, we earn about 10 LPA.

Campus: The classrooms and facilities for our class are kind of old and not so great. The computer labs have cool i7 tech, but the Wi-Fi is not that great. The hostel is just okay, and the food in the girl's hostel is pretty good.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. A lot of them are from top institutes like IIT and NITs. The teaching is good and the courses prepare you well for getting a job. The exams can be tough, but it's worth it. If you fail a test, you can make it up the following year.

Placement: Our college is great for placements. Lots of students get jobs in different industries. Around half of the students find jobs every year. The highest salary offered was 36 LPA. Big companies like Oracle, Accenture, and Cognizant hire students. Almost everyone gets an internship here with good roles.

Campus: Each department has its own building. In the first year, all classrooms are the same in each branch, but they change in the second year. The college has Wi-Fi in every building and hostel room. There's also LAN in the hostel.