Netaji Subhash Engineering College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are pretty helpful and work well with students. The quality of teaching is decent. In each semester, we have to do four different assessments like PPTs, written exams, and online tests. Just a heads up, there's a fee for each semester exam that goes to the university.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good compared to other colleges. About 60-70% of students find jobs during campus placements. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, Accenture, and Cognizant come to hire, along with some startups. The highest salary offered is 32 LPA, while the average is around 5 LPA. Students can start applying for jobs from the 7th semester.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi for everyone, which is awesome. The labs are neat and have AC, which is a big plus. You can borrow books from the library with your library card. Although there's a hostel, it's just for show. But don't worry, there are PGs and flats near the college for around Rs. 6,000 - Rs. 7,000 a month, meals included. Super convenient!

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and always there for us. They make sure to support us in every way they can. The course sticks to the MAKAUT curriculum and is really practical. Besides studying, the college arranges cool programs and classes to improve our skills. They also team up with other colleges for some activities.

Placement: I'm Sreyashi Chanda and I'm studying B.Tech in ECE at NSEC. In our course, 140 students got jobs. The highest salary is 16 LPA. Companies like TCS, Intel, and Infosys hire from here. I'm a first-year student, so I don't know about internships yet.

Campus: Our college has a great networking system. The rooms all have good Wi-Fi and the labs are air-conditioned with all the equipment we need. The lab instructors are experienced and qualified. We have everything we need for sports and games, and the canteen serves good food. The only thing is, there's no hostel.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super qualified. I'm studying Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, and the course curriculum is spot on. It's preparing us well for the industry. The semester exams are tough since we're affiliated with MAKAUT, but the pass rate is around 80%.

Placement: Most students, like 8 out of 10, found jobs after graduation. The highest salary they heard of is around 65 lakhs per year, but it's not from on-campus. The lowest salary offer was 3.5 lakhs. Big companies like TCS, Wipro, and Accenture hire a lot of students here. About two-thirds of students got internships. They offer roles like data analyst, AI engineer, software developer, and web developer. The college has a training and placement cell to help students with this stuff.

Campus: The computer lab and other labs are really good here. The classrooms have AC. The library has tons of books to use. No hostel though. The canteen has tasty food at good prices. If you need it, there's a medical room with an ambulance. And there are a bunch of sports clubs you can join.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really care about teaching us. I heard they all got their PhDs from Jadavpur University. The curriculum is set by Makaut University, but it feels a bit old-fashioned. I think they should update it a bit. The exams in each semester are pretty easy. As long as we pay attention in class, passing them is not hard at all.

Placement: The placements here are okay, not the best. Companies like TCS, Wipro, and Cognizant offer around 4 to 5 lakh packages. The highest package offered was 44 lakhs at Microsoft. On average, students get around 5.5 lakhs.

Campus: I found a lot of nearby places to stay that are affordable and have good stuff like Wi-Fi, labs, and a library. The college has good facilities too, like air-conditioned classrooms and Wi-Fi. Some classrooms don't have AC, though.

Admission: The teachers at this engineering college are pretty experienced, and a lot of them have postgraduate degrees. Some teachers are really helpful, while others stick to old-school teaching methods. The coursework follows the usual university rules, covering theory and hands-on stuff each semester. But they're kinda slow at updating for new tech or industry trends. They give tests often, like mid-semester exams and final university tests. The tests are kinda easy to predict, focusing on theory, formulas, and basic problem-solving. Overall, the academics are okayit's enough to get a good base, but you gotta study on your own and work extra hard to do really well.

Placement: In my department, around 70% to 80% of students usually get placed each year. Most of them end up in companies like TCS, with a few in Wipro. While internships aren't guaranteed, you can always try looking off-campus. The average salary package is around 4.5 LPA. The popular roles offered are for front-end developers. This year, one student even landed a 30 LPA package, which is the highest in the CSE department.

Campus: The engineering college has all the basic stuff like classrooms, labs, and a small library. The labs are good for the main subjects, but they don't have fancy equipment. There's no hostel, so students from far away have to find their own place to stay, which can be costly and take up time. The college doesn't have transport either. But the teachers are really helpful and support us with our studies and job placements. Events happen in regular halls because there's no auditorium. They really focus on teaching us tech stuff and making sure we follow the rules. They're planning to improve things in the future, like building a hostel and getting better facilities to help us out.

Admission: The faculty is good, but they don't really go above and beyond in teaching. They're not too helpful in helping us grow in extracurriculars. I noticed some favoritism towards local students over out-of-state ones. Native students get more attention and advice compared to students from other states.

Placement: The company that came for placements didn't stick around long, so it was hard to keep track. Out of all of us, only 2 students got placed, but they had to find jobs on their own, not through the college. Even though they say the college helped them get placed, it wasn't really true. Overall, the placements here are pretty disappointing.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostels, but there are 1 or 2 outside options. They're fine for local students, but non-locals might struggle with food. The mess food isn't great.

Admission: The semester exams are manageable if you put in some effort. The teachers aren't the greatest, and the faculty is average. Passing is possible with a score of 45/100. Some teachers seem unsure about what they're teaching. They may have degrees, but they may not be the most effective at teaching college-level material.

Placement: Around 60-65% of us from our course got jobs, with the best offer being 65 LPA off-campus in 2024. The lowest was 2.5 LPA. TCS and Wipro hire most of us. The top package was at DynamoAI. In 2024, TCS hired 250 students from our college.

Campus: The classrooms are great with free Wi-Fi, projectors, and AC. The library is huge and you can borrow books with a library card. There's also a reading room with free Wi-Fi and AC. No hostels here, so most students rent flats or stay in PGs.

Admission: This college is great for learning and improving skills. The teachers are really helpful. If you're stuck on something, they'll have extra classes to help you out. It's affiliated with Makaut. Almost all students pass their exams without any issues. It's ranked among the top 5 private colleges in West Bengal. The faculty here have lots of experience, with some teaching here since way back in 1998.

Placement: Most CSE students here get placed, around 90% in the past few years. One person got a job at Dynamo AI with a crazy salary of 52 LPA! Another student got 32 LPA. TCS also hires a bunch of students from our CSE department - about 70 of them. NSEC is a top private engineering college in West Bengal, part of the Techno India group. Overall, it's a good college for placements and stuff.

Campus: The college doesn't have any hostels, but the facilities are really good.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty supportive, but not all of them are great at teaching. They are all really helpful, though. Even though I'm not in CSE, the syllabus is almost identical, which feels like a bit of a trick to get students to enroll. Luckily, the semester exams aren't too tough.

Placement: I'm in a new course, so there's no placement info yet. But since it's in Computer Science, I think it'll have good placements like CSE. The top companies for my course are TCS, Adobe, and others. They offer roles like Data Analyst, Data Scientist, and machine learning engineering.

Campus: The college has a good infrastructure. We've got a library with tons of books, both physical and digital. There are labs for different subjects like electrical, Physics, Chemistry, mechanical, civil, and computer stuff. The classrooms are nice, and some even have AC. Unfortunately, there's no hostel. The food in the canteen isn't too bad. And we've got lots of sports to play like chess, table tennis, football, kabbadi, carrom, and cricket.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but they're not super helpful. Their teaching is just average. The topics we learn are mostly useful, but some aren't really needed, especially in IT courses like BME or Biology. The exams are kinda tough, but not impossible. You need to aim for a 40% pass mark.

Placement: I think most students, like 90%, got jobs after college. Some, like 80-85%, start working and others go for more studies. The highest salary they offer is 12 lakhs per year, and the lowest is 3 lakhs. Companies like TCS, Accenture, Zifo, Amazon, and Google hire a lot of students. About half of us got internships too. We can get roles like service engineer in big companies and hospitals, or work with medical equipment.

Campus: The Wi-Fi at our college is great, but the labs aren't that good. A lot of equipment is missing or broken. The elevator is terrible too. The other facilities are just okay. Unfortunately, there's no hostel on campus, but there are plenty of private mess options. There are some issues like bad food and ragging. The food at the canteen is decent though. The grounds are kinda run-down, so we can't really play there.