NIT Coimbatore Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced, with over 10 years of experience. They teach us using the Kellar plan and Z to A approach, which is cool. They know a lot about the industry too. They're friendly and easy to talk to. The course content is super helpful for us students.

Placement: I'm really happy with my college because they promise 100% placement. Big companies like Amazon, ICICI Bank, IDBI Bank, Intra, Berger Paints hire students from here. Last year, all of us in my department got placed. We got salaries ranging from Rs. 30,000 to Rs. 75,000. Out of 30 students in the second-year batch, 19 already have jobs. It's a great feeling knowing we have good job opportunities!

Campus: The college has really nice facilities. There are three classrooms for MBA students, with two being air-conditioned. The third one will have A/C in about a month. We also have a boardroom with video conferencing. The library is good and there's a computer lab for MBA students. And for sports, there are cricket nets, a football field, and a handball ground.

Admission: The teachers are nice, but they could do better at explaining things since our class is tough. They know their stuff, but they could be more engaging when they teach. The course material is really practical and prepares us well for working in the industry.

Placement: Around 40% of students get placed through campus interviews, but the placement percentage goes down every year. This might lead to more unemployment. Big companies like Amazon, Flipkart, Bosch, and Wipro visit for placements. Salaries offered depend on the company's reputation and the student's skills.

Campus: The college and department buildings are really nice. But we don't have Wi-Fi for students, which is a bummer. The library is super helpful for studying and getting good grades. The faculty are great too.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful. They know their stuff when it comes to teaching. They give us tests to help us do better. The course curriculum is right on point. It gets us ready for industry projects and internships. They even give us training to help us succeed.

Placement: Around 25-35 students from our course got placed. The highest salary offered was 10LPA, while the lowest was 1.42 LPA. Most students got around 4.62 LPA on average. Companies like RnD Softtech, Just Dial, and Amazon were the top recruiters. They offered roles in Designing and Marketing. More than half of the students got internships in various locations.

Campus: Our college has 5 departments: Aero, Civil, Mech, Agriculture, and Computer Science. They take good care of students' health and provide awesome opportunities for athletes. The canteen and hostel food are top-notch!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and experienced. They know their stuff and teach really well. We had a cool symposium and Cultural event that made everyone happy. The exam content is set by Anna University, and the results come out about 2 months after the exams. The exam fees are low, which is great. The exams are pretty strict, though. Sometimes we have to go to a different campus to write them.

Placement: I really enjoyed my time at college. The placement training was great and helped me land a job with a salary of 4 LPA. There were over 10 companies that came for placements, offering good opportunities. The teaching was good, but the courses were challenging at times. I graduated with a percentage above 60. After college, I got a job as a site engineer working on various civil engineering projects. The skills I learned in college have been really useful in my career.

Campus: The classrooms are nice, library is huge, and the atmosphere is good. The hostel has all the facilities like good food, daily cleaning, and CCTV cameras. The superintendent is friendly, and there's medical help available. The mess is great, and we can spend time on the ground. There's 24/7 security and the hostel fees are low.

Admission: The teachers in our department are really good at teaching. We get a lot of benefits and enjoy our time here. Every semester, we have two internal exams. Plus, they offer internship opportunities too. Just a heads up, they're pretty strict when it comes to labs and academics.

Placement: The department arranged placements starting from the sixth semester all the way to the final year. NEHRU CORPORATE helped with placements and internships. The highest salary offered was 10lpa. It was a great opportunity for us students.

Campus: The college gives us a B.Ed pillow in our room. There are four of us in one room, which is cool. The food is decent for the price we pay. We get non-veg meals twice a week. They even have a washing machine for us to use. If you need a hostel, just go to the admission center.

Admission: The college feels like a prison and students are treated badly. The professors aren't helpful at all. If someone tries to be nice, they get in trouble. The head of the CSE department doesn't even have a Ph.D. She got the job because of political connections. They use rude language with students. They only know about the syllabus and exam questions. If you ask a question, they get nervous.

Placement: This college is a scam. They talk about 30 companies coming for placements and how 1500+ students got jobs, but it's all fake. I got chosen by 2 companies, but they never followed through. It's not just menone of us from Nehru Group of Institutions actually get hired. Don't believe their lies about placements.

Campus: The computer labs don't have Internet, which is a big bummer. The classrooms are in bad shape and not comfy for long hours, especially when it's super hot in summer. There's hardly any space for sports, just a tiny area for basketball. If someone gets sick or hurt on campus, they have to find their own way to the nearest doctor. The hostel food is typical hostel food, nothing special. But the water situation in the hostel is a real worry. Sometimes you gotta skip a shower before class.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and know their stuff well. They have a lot of experience in their field, which is great. The course they teach is spot on and gets us ready for work in the real world.

Placement: Around 60% of us landed jobs after finishing our course. The pay ranged from Rs. 17,000 to Rs. 47,000 a month. L&T hired the most students. We got to do practical training, go on survey camps, and visit industries. Many of us also got internships in construction firms about 40% of the students.

Campus: The college facilities are decent, but they're just average compared to other schools. My hostel has Wi-Fi, and the food there is pretty good. It's in a rural area, so there aren't any nearby medical services. They really focus on sports and games here.

Admission: This college feels like a prison sometimes. It's like we're being treated like criminals. The teachers don't really help much, and if they do show kindness, they get in trouble. The head of the Computer Science department doesn't even have a PhD. She got the job because of political connections. They talk to us in a rude way. They only know the syllabus and what might come in the exams. If you ask a question, they just sweat it out.

Placement: The college is full of fake promises. Lots of companies came for hiring, and many students got chosen. But the job offers never came through. They put up big signs claiming that 1500+ students got jobs, but it's not true. I got picked by 2 companies, but they never contacted me. It's not just me - all grads from Nehru colleges face the same issue. Truth is, no one really gets hired from Nehru colleges.

Campus: The computer labs don't have internet, which is a big problem. The classrooms are in bad shape and it's hard to sit in them all day, especially when it's super hot in the summer. There's a small sports ground, but it's not much. The only real ground is for basketball. If someone gets sick or hurt on campus, you have to take a private auto to the nearby stand and pay for it yourself, since there's no medical help here. The hostel food isn't great, and the water situation is a big worry. Sometimes you have to go to class without taking a shower.

Admission: The teachers at our college were great  they knew their stuff and were always ready to help. But the teaching quality was kinda low, only 25%. The course curriculum didn't really match up with what we needed in the industry. We weren't feeling prepared for the real world. And let me tell you, those exams were tough! It didn't help that our college was linked with Anna University, where the pass rate was only 50%.

Placement: About half of the students in our college got placed. The highest salary was Rs.20,000 a month, while the lowest was Rs.4,000 a month. Companies like Mahindra Tech came to hire students. Unfortunately, there weren't any internships available.

Campus: The facilities and infrastructure here are really good. I'm studying aeronautical engineering and it's awesome. The labs have nice benches and are always clean. Classrooms are cool too. The library is a bit meh though. Wi-Fi works everywhere on campus. The hostel only serves Kerala food, which is okay. The canteen is great. But there's no medical help or sports stuff here.

Admission: The college has awesome teachers who push us to succeed in this engineering course. It's tough with exams and syllabus, but the faculty and atmosphere make it easier to handle. The course is popular because of the technology demand.

Placement: About 30-40% of students in our course land jobs after graduation. The pay ranges from 3 to 12 LPA, with companies like Infosys and HTC hiring. Nearly half of us get internships at places like IBM and Microsoft. Popular job titles include software developer, programmer, and app developer.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is super fast, so I can always stay online. The labs and classrooms are top-notch. The food and housing in the dorms are good and safe. Each room even has its own Wi-Fi. Plus, there's a gym, a football field, a basketball court, and a volleyball court on campus.