NSIT Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The classes are not that great. The professors don't seem very knowledgeable. We've gone through six semesters, but they never finish teaching everything before exams. The faculty and management don't seem to care much. Seems like they're only focused on making money.

Placement: The placements here are pretty disappointing. It seems like the college doesn't really help us out with finding jobs. You have to do all the work on your own or risk being jobless. There are hardly any companies that come for recruitment, and even then, they only pick a handful of students. It's tough out here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent. It seems like that's the main reason students choose this place. The only highlight is the cricket ground, but it's not well-maintained and starting to look a bit run-down.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great at teaching. They know a lot and make sure we understand the practical side of things too. They use new tech and do an awesome job. Love learning from them!

Placement: The job placements for our senior batch are pretty good. Most of us, around 70-80%, landed jobs in companies like TCS, Jaro Education, Amazon, Supertech, Outlook, IBM, Wipro, and Capgemini. Also, about 70% of us snagged internships at some top-notch companies.

Campus: The food at the college canteen is really good. They have medical help for emergencies, and if you get hurt, they take care of you. Plus, there are sports and games for students to enjoy regularly.

Admission: The teachers at our college are friendly and know their stuff, but they could know more. They might not have tons of experience, but they're always nice to us. The courses are great for mechanical engineering students. Plus, after internships, we're all set for the industry.

Placement: Around 20% to 25% of students here get jobs every year. The highest salary is around 5 LPA, while the lowest is 2-2.5 LPA. On average, it's around 3 LPA. Companies like WIPRO hire students here. Mechanical engineering students usually intern at automobile or manufacturing workshops.

Campus: The facilities for our department are pretty good. We have Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. The hostel facilities, food in the mess and canteen, medical services, and sports options are all decent.

Admission: Some teachers aren't great, but Zishan sir is awesome. He knows his stuff and everyone loves him. The curriculum isn't the best though. It's tough to find a job after graduation.

Placement: The placement scene here isn't great. A few of my friends landed jobs after graduating, but it seems like the companies aren't top-notch. I've heard rumors that the college pays small companies to hire students. Only a tiny percentage of students actually get placed.

Campus: The lab isn't that great. It's mostly theory. The campus doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the classrooms are nice. The library is okay, but it didn't help me much because the syllabus changed while I was studying.

Admission: The teachers at NSIT were awesome! They were super helpful and really knew their stuff. They taught us both theory and hands-on skills, which was great. The course content was spot on and prepared us well for the real world. The exams were challenging, but it pushed us to work hard. Overall, I felt supported and ready for whatever came my way.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students here land jobs on campus. The average salary package is about 3-5 LPA. The college gives solid placement and internship training. Lots of students snag summer internships. Overall, we've got good placement and internship options here.

Campus: The facilities at NSIT for our course were pretty good. We had Wi-Fi, labs, library, canteen, hostel, and sports facilities. There were lots of sports to play for fun. The food at the mess and canteen was tasty too!

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful and know their stuff. They're well-qualified, but some are better than others. The teaching is alright, but could be better. The course content is okay, but it doesn't really prepare us for the real world. The exams aren't too tough either.

Placement: Around 6-8 students from the CSE branch got jobs. The highest salary offered is 3 LPA, while the lowest is 1 LPA. Some big companies like Grifeo and Collabera hire students. But there aren't any companies offering internships.

Campus: The campus has everything you need like transportation, library, computers, dorms, food, classes, labs, and more. The facilities are really nice, with a huge area of about 4 lakh sq ft on 11 acres of land in Amhara, Bihta Patna.

Admission: The professors at our college are super helpful. They're all either PhDs or have M.Tech degrees. The semester exams at our university are really tough. Since our college is linked with Aryabhatta Knowledge University Patna, which is a government university, the exams are no joke. You gotta put in a lot of study time for the semester, but it's worth it.

Placement: Around 10% to 20% of students land jobs each year from our college. The top salary package given so far was 5 LPA. Companies like Byju's, Infosys, and TCS come for placements. Honestly, you shouldn't rely on campus placements here. It's better to put in the effort and look for off-campus opportunities. The placements from our college aren't that great. And even if you do get a job, it might not meet your expectations.

Campus: The campus here is awesome with all the facilities you need. But there are a lot of rules to follow, like no using Wi-Fi or hanging out in the canteen during classes. And you can't skip class either, or you'll get hit with a big fine.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super helpful. They've got some fancy degrees too. The way they teach is good. The course sets you up well for the industry. Wish we had more hands-on classes though. Exams are tough and happen in different colleges. Most students manage to pass, like around 70-80%.

Placement: The salary packages here are pretty good. The highest one goes up to 12 LPA, and the average is around 5 LPA. The lowest is 3 LPA. About 10-12% of students land internships in nearby companies. The most common role offered is junior engineer.

Campus: The classrooms have whiteboards and fans, which is cool. Hostel students get Wi-Fi, but others don't. The library has basic books, not advanced ones. The lab is just okay. Only hostel students can eat on campus, and the food is okay. There's a new medical center on campus, but it's pricey. Hostel students have access to sports and games, but not regular students.

Admission: Some teachers here are really great - they know their stuff and can help you out. But there are a few who don't seem to know much. They only have a B.Tech degree and no M.Tech. Their teaching is not the best.

Placement: Not many of us got jobs from our batch. Just two students landed jobs with a salary of 1.2 LPA, but the company wasn't great. We had to find internships ourselves since the college didn't provide any for the 2015-2019 batch. When it comes to placements, only a couple of companies come with the same 1.2 LPA package. Even if you do get picked, the salary might not be enough. But they still put your photo on the college website saying you got placed through campus interviews.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and well-equipped departments. The labs and classrooms are nice, and the library is well-maintained with AC. Wi-Fi is only for hostel students and faculty, not day scholars. But the hostel isn't great for the fee bad food and unhygienic staff with terrible service.

Admission: The teachers still in college know their stuff, but the ones who left were awesome. Teaching quality is okay. They get us ready for the real world by taking us to labs for experiments. The semester exam is pretty hard, you need at least 28 out of 70 to pass.

Placement: The number of students and teachers is going down slowly. Some teachers left because of low pay and bad facilities. The highest salary offered was 15 lakhs per year, and the lowest was 3 lakhs. TCL is a top company for internships, but they don't always choose students after interviews. Sometimes they don't pick anyone.

Campus: The campus doesn't have wifi, only the hostel does. But the catch is, the wifi hours depend on your study year. Like, 1st year gets 8 hours, 2nd year gets 12, and so on. The food in the mess is decent, but the canteen has a limited menu like samosas, egg omelets, and bread omelets only. Also, they sell cold drinks for more than the MRP.