NIT Goa Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice and know their stuff. They let us pick our own subjects after the second year, which is cool. The exams each semester are good practice for real-life situations and they test what we've learned well. The course content is interesting and helps us learn new things.

Placement: Most students in our college got jobs after graduating, around 90%. The ones who didn't are going for further studies. The highest salary offered was 21 LPA, while the average was 10 LPA and the lowest was 5 LPA. Companies like Samsung, Nokia, Tutlemint, and BPCL come for placements.

Campus: The college campus is nice and has all the stuff we need. The labs are cool with AC. The library is big with lots of books and comfy places to sit. We can use Wi-Fi everywhere. The girls' hostel is great with single rooms. The boys' hostel is okay, with about 3 guys in each room.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and always there to support us. They don't mind if we ask them the same question multiple times. During the pandemic, they were understanding of our network issues. They make sure to cover all the topics even though exams are tough - the end semester exam is worth 100 marks and the mid-semester exam is worth 50 marks. Teachers encourage us to take on new projects to prepare for the industry. If you study for just an hour every day outside of class, you'll likely pass with no problem.

Placement: In my college last year, most CSE students got placed, and the rest went for higher studies. Everyone who was eligible got a job, which was awesome! The highest salary was 20 LPA, and the average was 7.61 LPA, really good for 2019-20. CSE has had full placements for the past 2 years. The lowest salary was 3.5 LPA for all branches. Our CSE average was 12 LPA, with the lowest at 5 LPA. A student landed a 20 LPA job at Goldman Sachs this year. Companies like Samsung, Siemens, JSW, Reliance, Nokia, and Infosys come for placements.

Campus: Our new campus will be ready by June 2022. The teachers are working hard to make it nice. The government gave us 300 acres for the new campus. Right now, we're on a temporary campus. We have Wi-Fi here, which is cool. The food they serve is okay. We have fields for playing sports, but there's no swimming pool or gym on this temporary campus.

Admission: Most of the teachers are really great and have PhDs from top universities like IISc Bangalore, IIT Delhi, and IIT Bombay. The semester exams can be tough, but over 90% of students pass. We're learning a lot about how to act and talk in a professional way, but we mostly have to learn technical stuff on our own. Only a handful of students, like 3 or 4 out of 38 in our program, get internships through the college.

Placement: The placement rate is great for students with a CGPA of 7.5 and above. In my ECE branch, the highest package was 22 LPA, average was 12.84 LPA, and the lowest was 6.5 LPA. Out of the 38 students in my branch, 26 got to attend placements in 2023 and all of them got placed. Big companies like Samsung, Intel, and Deloitte came for placements. Over 160 companies visited the campus this year.

Campus: The campus has all the stuff for studying and sports, but the new sports area is not open yet. The hostel is decent for now. The Wi-Fi is okay, not super fast but not too slow either. The rooms in the hostel are pretty small with 4 people sharing one. The food in the mess is really good, the best part of the campus right now. There are 2 volleyball courts, a football field, and a medical room. They have all the popular sports like cricket, football, kabaddi, volleyball, and badminton. There's also a badminton court in the main building on campus.

Admission: I love how the teachers here are so qualified and friendly. They really pay attention to each student in our small classes of about 30-35 people. The course curriculum is strict, but it's important to learn extra skills like DSA on your own to be ready for the industry. Exams are easy if you keep up with the classes, but a lot of us end up cramming the night before.

Placement: In my college, most students in CSE, ECE, and EEE got placed easily. But for mechanical and civil students, it was a bit tough as it was their first time in placements. The best salary offered was 44 LPA to Rohit Kartik from Amazon. The lowest was around 3-4 LPA. Samsung hired the most students with salaries ranging from 16-20 LPA. Some students got internships at Samsung, while others applied off-campus. The top roles are T&P head and coordinator.

Campus: Our college has everything for CSE students. We have Wi-Fi in college and hostel, AC in classrooms, and a good library. The hostel has 3-bedrooms and indoor games like chess, TT, and carrom. There's a big ground nearby called infinity ground. The mess food is okay, but the canteen food is good. Medical facilities are just okay. They also organize events like Zumba, marathon, martial arts, and Yoga regularly.

Admission: The teachers come from various IITs and foreign universities. When I started, the course seemed old-fashioned, but things got better with the New Education Policy. The exams are tough, but the grading system is fair. There are always small assignments or projects to keep you busy.

Placement: Most circuital branch students here usually get placed, around 80-90%. The lowest salary offered is about 6 LPA, with an average of 11 LPA. The highest package was 23 LPA this year and 44 LPA last year. Companies like Samsung, Infosys, Accenture, and some PSUs recruit students. In my course, most roles are for software developers, with some for VLSI engineers too.

Campus: The new permanent campus is awesome! We've got a big library, department buildings, classrooms, and even a playground. The only downside is that the boys' hostel is quite far from the teaching block about a kilometer away. It's still on campus, but having a bike would be handy. The mess is right by the hostels, though. Overall, I'm loving the new setup!

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. A lot of them have Ph.Ds from top universities. In the mechanical engineering course, we study DSA in the 4th year. Exams are tough, but you can do okay because they grade on a curve. Getting a high CGPA is a real challenge here.

Placement: Most mechanical students in our college get placed, around 80% of them. In 2021, the highest salary offered was 9 LPA, while the average was 7 LPA. Students get roles like SDE, Data analyst, and more. Companies like Ashok Leyland and BPCL visit our college and offer placements with a salary package of 20 LPA.

Campus: The campus is pretty small since it's temporary. The classrooms have AC which is nice. We have Wi-Fi all around campus. The hostel isn't great and the food is not good. But they're building a new campus with better facilities. We don't get to go to Inter NIT sports because it's far from our campus.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty smart and know their stuff. But not all of them are great at teaching. Sometimes they struggle to explain things well. If you don't study often and cram right before exams, you'll find the semester tests tough. Some subjects like power electronics and LIC need more time to understand. Passing is doable, but getting good grades is hard work.

Placement: The placements at NIT Goa are awesome! I heard almost all EEE students got jobs. Last season, the IT placements were off the charts. You can check out the placement records on the NIT Goa website. This year, the first CVE and MCE placements happened, and students got jobs in IT and core companies.

Campus: The labs have all the tools we need, but there could be more of them. Our classrooms are nice and cool with AC, and the hostel has 3 students in each room. Both the college and hostel have Wi-Fi and security guards, which is great.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and explain things well. The course prepares you for real-world jobs. Most students pass with a 90% success rate. The professors are top-notch and always ready to assist. The campus is small but has everything you need  like a hostel, library, and cafeteria close by. They even have transportation for getting around.

Placement: Most students get placed, around 80%. The highest salary they offer is 24 LPA, and the lowest is 7 LPA. On average, it's around 15 LPA. Samsung and Shadings are the top companies hiring here. Lots of internships are available, with the highest paying 24 LPA.

Campus: The college campus is really big and has lots of green spaces. We're moving to a new campus soon, which is exciting. The hostels are nice, and the library has all the books we need. The food in the mess is pretty good too.

Admission: The teachers here are quite strict about following the syllabus. But if you give them a chance, you'll see their friendly side too. They all have their own way of teaching and testing. Some are tough, while others stick to the usual style but give easy corrections. Attendance is a big deal here, but honestly, it's the only thing keeping us focused in class.

Placement: The placements for CSE students are just okay, not great. Last year, everyone in CSE had jobs by now, but this year it's not as good. ECE students seem to be doing better with placements, but EEE students are struggling a lot. Not many EEE students have jobs yet. Companies are more interested in CSE students, even though some EEE students have a lot of experience in web development and machine learning.

Campus: The current campus is kind of basic with limited facilities. But we're moving to a new campus on January 7, 2024. The new place has way better infrastructure and hostels. Can't wait for the upgrade!

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and always ready to help. They know their stuff well. The exams can be tough, especially in engineering, but if you work hard, you can handle it. Make sure to pick a branch that you're really interested in.

Placement: The placements at NIT Goa are really good, especially for Civil branch. Students get around 13 LPA on average. Both government companies and MNCs visit for placements. The placement cells are top-notch. All you need are good skills to get placed.

Campus: The new campus has great facilities. Everything there is new and in good condition, like the canteen and medical services. The faculty members are really helpful and you get your own room from the first year, which is awesome. Overall, it's a great place to be.