Netaji Subhas University of Technology (East Campus)

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and they‚¬â„¢re always ready to help out. They don‚¬â„¢t stress too much about attendance, which is great. If you‚¬â„¢re around 60-65% attendance, they‚¬â„¢ll bump it up to 75%. But there are a few teachers who can be a bit strict about it. The stuff we learn is super practical and gets us ready for the real world. The semester exams are fair, not too tough. Just watch out for some teachers who grade a bit harshly. Most people pass with around an 80% success rate.

Placement: Getting a job during tough times like the recession is tough. It's also not easy to meet the CG criteria because the grading system is pretty strict. There's a bit of favoritism between the main campus and East campus when Japanese companies come for internships they only pick main campus CSE students. The highest salary offered is 62 LPA, average is 16 LPA, and the lowest is 3.2 LPA. Around 70-80% of students from all three campuses end up getting placed. Most students get SDE jobs. Companies like Google, Silicon, Go Daddy, Times Internet, Brain and Company, and Make My Trip come to recruit us. It's mainly the main campus students who get hired the most.

Campus: The labs and computer facilities are great, and there's a library on every floor that's clean. The Wi-Fi is good in some spots, but overall it's not great across the whole campus. The girls' hostel might be ready by August 2025, but boys' hostel won't be ready for about 4 years. There's a dispensary on campus and sports facilities are just okay. The canteen is also just average.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They give us all the info we need for exams. Some of them even help students reach the 75% attendance mark. But a couple of teachers can be strict. They warned us that if we talk in class, they'll cut our attendance by 10 days and suspend us from future classes.

Placement: Last year, most students found jobs in their field. The highest package given was 34 LPA, and the average salary offered was around 15 LPA by companies like Google and Microsoft.

Campus: NSUT has awesome Wi-Fi in all classrooms. The classrooms are air-conditioned and labs are well-equipped. The library is full of books and has Wi-Fi too. Hostel students can study there. The food in the canteen is tasty and clean, but the dining area is small for students.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really good  they know their stuff and are always ready to help. The classes are interesting, and they make sure we can apply what we learn in real life. It's tough but not impossible, and most students pass their exams. I feel like I'm getting ready for a job in my field.

Placement: The placement and internship options are awesome at this college! Big companies like Microsoft, Google, and Sprinklr visit every year. The highest package was 63 LPA, and the average CSE package is 16-22 LPA. Around 70% of students get placed by the college, and they offer different opportunities based on your skills. Love the opportunities here!

Campus: The classrooms and labs for my course are cool and have AC. There's Wi-Fi available, which is a plus. The library is also air-conditioned and has plenty of room for lots of students. Plus, there are tons of books to choose from. It's a great spot to chill and study with your laptop or books.

Admission: The teachers are friendly and knowledgeable. They help when you ask, but there are a few who aren't great. The teaching is okay, nothing special. The curriculum is okay, but needs updating. You gotta do extra studying on your own. Exams are easy to pass with basic study, but to do well, you gotta put in more effort.

Placement: The job opportunities here are awesome! It's like NSUT Dwarka with the placements. Right now, the first batch of NSUT is having their placement session. The top package so far is INR 50 LPA grabbed by a CSDA student. NSUT offers great chances for students. Almost every big company that goes to other top colleges also comes here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure isn't great for an engineering college. Government schools have better facilities. There's just one building for classes with a library, classrooms, washrooms, and labs. They're building a new hostel. The canteen is okay. There's a field with sports courts, but they're not well-kept. Wi-Fi is slow, so nobody really uses it.

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and they‚¬â„¢re always ready to help out. They don‚¬â„¢t stress too much about attendance, which is great. If you‚¬â„¢re around 60-65% attendance, they‚¬â„¢ll bump it up to 75%. But there are a few teachers who can be a bit strict about it. The stuff we learn is super practical and gets us ready for the real world. The semester exams are fair, not too tough. Just watch out for some teachers who grade a bit harshly. Most people pass with around an 80% success rate.

Placement: It's tough to get placements during a recession. Also, meeting the CG criteria can be tricky because the teachers grade tough. There's a bit of favoritism between the main campus and East campus when Japanese companies come for internships only main campus CSE students get in. The highest package is 62 LPA, average is 16 LPA, and the lowest is 3.2 LPA. About 70-80% of students from all three campuses get placed. Mostly SDE jobs are offered. Companies like Google, Silicon, Go Daddy, Times Internet, Brain and Company, and Make My Trip come for recruitment. We're lucky that most hiring happens here.

Campus: The labs and computer facilities are good, and there's a library on each floor that's clean. Wi-Fi is decent in some spots but not so great across the whole campus. The hostel isn't open yet, but they might start with the girls' hostels in August 2025. Boys' hostels won't be ready for at least 4 years. There's a dispensary on campus, and the sports facilities are okay. The canteen is average too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. The passing grades vary between 33% to 40%, which depends on the course and how everyone else is doing. The papers can be a bit challenging, and the grading makes it even harder to get high scores. I'd say it's best to not expect too high CGPA or marks because acing the exams is tough.

Placement: Most CSE students here end up getting jobs, around 8590%. Nearly 6070% of us also get internships. Big companies like Google, Microsoft, and Sprinkler often hire from our college. Last year, Amazon got banned from recruiting here. But don't worry, plenty of other companies still come for placements.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty good, but sometimes it can be a bit slow. The Central Library is awesome, and the classrooms have been upgraded nicely. The APJ lecture complex is amazing, especially for first-year students. The overall infrastructure is really nice. As for sports facilities, they're decent too. I don't have much to say about the canteen though.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful and know a lot about their subjects. The courses are good, but I think doing more hands-on stuff would be better for getting a job later on. You can do well on the tests if you study a week before. Most people pass their exams every semester.

Placement: Around 34% of us land jobs after finishing the course. The salary ranges from 6 LPA to 45 LPA. Big companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Texas Instruments come to hire. Almost 68% of students end up interning at these top companies too.

Campus: NSUT's campus is top-notch! Each branch has its own nice buildings for classes and labs. The Wi-Fi works well all around, and the library is full of good stuff. The hostels are cool, with a good mess hall and lots of food choices. Plus, they've got medical help and sports fields for games too.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The classes are okay, but most students just go for attendance. The internship opportunities are great and help us get ready for the industry. Exams are easy if you've been to all the classes. Passing is pretty high at around 90%.

Placement: In my batch, there are around 109 students split into 2 groups. We're all on the hunt for internships, and luckily, our college offers pretty good ones. The pay varies from Rs 10,000 to Rs 12,000 per month. Typically, we see a lot of opportunities in business development for B.A. students. A bunch of us decide to pursue further studies once we finish our graduation here.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The classrooms are cool with AC, and there's a big library just for engineers. The teaching is fine, not amazing. The canteen is good for grabbing a meal. We have a medical center on campus. There's also a 3-day sports event every year.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are always ready to help. They teach well and make sure we understand everything. The course we're studying is useful and practical. There are lots of activities we can join to get better at what we're learning. If you study just 2 weeks before exams, you'll do fine. Last year, most students passed, around 87% of them.

Placement: Around a third of students from our branch got jobs. The salary ranges from 6 LPA to 48 LPA. Big companies like Microsoft, Google, and Amazon hire here. About two-thirds of students even intern at these companies.

Campus: NSUT has awesome infrastructure! They've got separate blocks for each branch, with really nice labs and classrooms. The Wi-Fi works pretty well too. The library is well stocked. The hostels are good, with a mess-canteen and medical help. Plus, there are different sports grounds you can use.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They make learning easy and fun. To get ready for the real world, you gotta dive into lots of hands-on activities related to your future job. And guess what? You can ace your exams by studying just 2 weeks before. Most students pass with flying colors, around 80% with no retakes.

Placement: Around a third of us in the course got placed. The highest salary was 48 LPA, while the lowest was 6 LPA. Companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Texas Instruments are top recruiters here. Many of us also land internships with these companies.

Campus: I really like the infrastructure at NSUT. Each branch has its own building with labs and classrooms that are well-kept. The Wi-Fi is good too. The library is full of books. The hostels are nice with a good mess, medical help, and different places to play sports. It's a great place to study and live.