NPTI Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are awesome. They don't just focus on academics, they also get us involved in fun activities. They explain things in a way that relates to real life, not just textbooks. We appreciate all they do for us.

Placement: The placements here are not as good as at some other colleges. Only a handful of students get jobs each year. Since 2017, the B.Tech course at all NPTIs in India has been stopped, but other courses are still running. Companies like Vedanta, Thermax, and Tata Power come to hire students here.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with new buildings coming up. The classrooms have AC and glass windows, plus projectors for teaching. Hostels are nice with lots of rooms and security guards around.

Admission: The teachers at NPTI are really experienced and know a lot. They've been around for a long time and also have worked in the industry. The classes are pretty traditional with chalk and board, but the library is awesome. The teachers let us do projects if we want to, which is cool.

Placement: The job placement rate for our year was pretty good, around 80-90%. All seniors got jobs, which was awesome. But lately, there have been fewer job opportunities in the power industry, so the placement rate has gone down a bit. The highest salary offered was around 4-5 LPA. The placement team, made up of students and teachers, works hard to help us all find jobs.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good because it gets money from the government. The labs for Mechanical, Electrical, and Instrumentation have enough good-quality instruments. The B.Tech classrooms are basic, but the PGDC ones have nice AC and furniture. It's cool that the college is right in the city center, so everything you need is close by.

Admission: The faculty here are super friendly, you can easily chat with them about any problems or questions you have. They come from the best colleges in our country. They really push us to do our best and use cool videos to teach. Since many of them know a lot about power engineering, they help us reach our goals.

Placement: The placement scene at this college is pretty good. Most students, around 45 out of 57, got placed this year. Big companies in the power industry like Reliance Power, Thermax, and Vedanta hired students. The average salary they offer is about 6.9 LPA.

Campus: I love that our college is right in the city center. The classrooms are nice with AC and plenty of seats. The labs are great for hands-on learning. The whole campus has Wi-Fi, which is cool. We have sports grounds for football, volleyball, badminton, and cricket. Plus, indoor games like table tennis and carrom are fun. The hostel rooms are clean and have all you need. The food in the canteen is good with veg and non-veg options. Overall, it's a great place to study and have fun.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. They have PhDs, M.Tech degrees, and do research. The college directors are famous too. We've got 20 teachers and lab assistants to help us out. Alumni who graduated from here are certified to guide us. The course schedule is okay, not amazing, but not terrible either. It's all well-planned.

Placement: Around half of the students in our college got jobs, with 35 of them being placed already. The highest salary offered was 9 LPA by Vedanta. Companies like Sapoorji Paloonji, Thermax, and Balaji came to campus to hire students as G.E.T trainees. Overall, the placements at our college are pretty good.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are nice. The canteen food is the worst part. The campus has a great vibe, and the hostels are okay. There are friendly people around. Free medical help is there for students, and we even have a playground for kids. Overall, the college infrastructure is pretty good.

Admission: The engineering course I took was super interesting because it covered a bit of everything - mechanical, electrical, electronics, and even power plants. We got to learn all about boilers, turbines, and generators in-depth. It really helps you get a good grasp of things that are important in the industry.

Placement: I was happy to see that over 85% of students got jobs in top power and manufacturing companies in India and overseas. The salary packages were really good. Even though not many people know about this college, they still helped a lot with placements, just like NITs.

Campus: The facilities here are almost perfect. They really care about keeping things clean and hygienic. The canteen serves great food, there are awesome spots to play sports, and the auditorium is top-notch. The location for our college fest couldn't be better. It's all set up really nicely.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They bring in outside experts to teach us, which is cool. We even get to visit power plants for hands-on learning. The classes mostly cover coal power plants, but I wish they talked more about renewable energy.

Placement: I like my college because they focus on bringing in core companies for placements, not IT companies. It's great for students studying power sector stuff. Last batch had 51% placements, and this year it's 42% and rising. The placement cell, led by a TPO and final year students, does a good job.

Campus: The college has labs for different subjects, a library with books and study materials for powerplant courses, and a medical center with a doctor. There's also sports facilities like volleyball, badminton, football, and cricket. Inside, there's table tennis and carrom. They're renovating the buildings and hostels, and soon a 500 MW simulator will be ready. The main building and hostels have Wi-Fi. Girls and boys have separate hostels with good rooms. If there's a problem, you can complain and it'll be fixed. There's security with CCTV cameras at the main gate for safety.

Admission: The teachers were okay, not too bad. They teach both electrical and mechanical stuff. The best part is the hands-on experience we get. In the 6th semester, we all went on a month-long industrial visit. It really helped us see how what we learn in power engineering is used in real life.

Placement: The placement scene here is great! They bring in top companies for recruitment like Thermax, Vedanta, Tata Power, CESC, Adani, Emerson, Shapoorji Pallonji, Philips Carbon Black Limited, and more. It's a good chance to get experience in core companies.

Campus: The infrastructure isn't great. The labs have equipment issues. The hostel has Wi-Fi. Rooms are big with two people in each. The food in the canteen is good but expensive.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really nice and know their stuff. They help with everything you need for college. Plus, we have these cool smart classes. In the second year, they take us on trips to see plants. And in the third year, we actually get to work in powerplants for training. They really push us to do lots of hands-on stuff, like visits and practicals. It's awesome!

Placement: In 2017, our batch had around 60 students, and about half of them got placed. Companies like Vedanta, Thermax, Visa Steel, Secure Energy, and more came for recruitment. Some companies did pool campus too. Third-year students also got internships in various companies. It was a decent year for placements at our college.

Campus: The campus is gorgeous and has a nice vibe. They have Wi-Fi all over, even in the hostels which is great. There's a huge ground for sports too. Medical help is easy to find. The classrooms and labs are top-notch. Hostel rooms are comfy and the hostel life is fun. They take ragging seriously with a committee and squad in place.

Admission: Most of the teachers here are on contract. They know enough to teach, but struggle with tough questions. Teaching isn't great. The student-teacher ratio is okay, with around 40 students per teacher. We lack exposure here. The focus is on coal power plants, but the industry is shifting towards renewable energy. The curriculum may not be very helpful for the future.

Placement: Placements were awesome until the class of 2013 graduated. But after that, placements went down a lot. In the last year (class of 2016), only around 10-14 students got placed, including some who found jobs off-campus. The average salary has always been about 5 lakhs per year. Most companies that come here are in the power industry, like Vedanta, Visa Power, Thermax, PCBL, Adani, Reliance, and others. They mostly offer GET roles to students. Internships are rare, but in 2016, one student got an internship offer from Thermax. We don't know about the stipend though.

Campus: The college only has B.Tech degree. The campus is small but nice. The buildings are old but fixed up. The hostel is worth the money. Wi-Fi is good. Classrooms and library are okay. Hostel rooms fit two people. Labs are okay, not great. Food is not good. Had some problems at the hostel, but they got fixed.

Admission: The teachers were really good. Qualifications didn't seem too important to them, what mattered was that they knew their stuff. But we didn't have many teachers at the college. The student to teacher ratio was like 16 students to 1 teacher. We got to check out a bunch of power plants, do summer training, and work on projects. My major was power engineering. In our 3rd year, we could choose between mechanical or electrical engineering. The college set the curriculum, not the university. And we only had exams, no other tests.

Placement: The placements were not good for our batch. Only around 10% of students got placed out of 60. Four students got jobs at TCE, one at Tata Power, and two at Thermax. The salaries at Thermax and Tata Power were around 4.2 lakhs per year. TCE offered about 4.5 lakhs per year. Unfortunately, no other companies came to our college for placements. The placement cell didn't work hard enough, and that's why we had so few placements.

Campus: The college looks nice from the outside, but inside it's not so great. The classrooms and library are just okay. Students organize sports and games because the college doesn't really help. Wi-Fi is slow and only in the hostel. We have to get our meals from outside. Labs and hostels are average, nothing fancy.