NIT Raipur Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college are super smart and always ready to help. They're really nice to us students. Their way of teaching is top-notch and they know their stuff. The exams each semester aren't too hard because we can refer to previous year's questions. Passing is at around 35%.

Placement: I'm in a branch where 83% of students land jobs after college. Overall, 75% of students get hired. The best offer is around 65 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA. In fields like biotech and biomed engineering, the placement rate is lower at 40-50%. But for CS, IT, mining, and electrical, placements are solid. The college sets up summer internships for students to pick up new skills.

Campus: The college has awesome Wi-Fi, cool smart classrooms, a super nice library with AC, and tons of books. The labs here are top-notch. They've got medical help from real doctors and psychologists. There are 3 chill canteens for everyone. Plus, there's a gym and lots of sports like cricket, football, volleyball, basketball, and more.

Admission: I really like how our teachers are always willing to help out. The way they organize the study plan is pretty good too. In the B.Teach program, we go through 8 semesters. Each semester, we have mid-term and end-of-semester exams. In the first year, we study around 6 subjects and do 6 labs. I think this college is the top choice for engineering in tier 2 cities.

Placement: I go to National Institute of Technology Raipur, and it's one of the best tier 2 colleges in India for B.Tech, M.Tech, and other courses. The placement rate is really good overall. I'm in the metallurgical and materials engineering branch, which is the first one here. Last year, our placement rate was 92%, with the highest salary being 20 LPA, the lowest 8 LPA, and the average 12 LPA. Other branches like computer science and information technology also have great placements, some even up to 70 LPA.

Campus: The campus is cool with three main buildings: one for classes, one for computers, and one for architecture. The hostel situation is not great though, not everyone can get one because there aren't enough buildings. But the courses and teaching here are top-notch.

Admission: The teachers in the Biomedical branch at NIT Raipur are really good and helpful. They know their stuff. The lessons are a mix of theory and hands-on stuff, but it could be more connected to industry needs. Exams are okay; if you study regularly, you should pass easily. The first year can be a bit hectic, but you can handle it.

Placement: The job placement rate is around 15%. 8 students out of 52 got jobs. They're offering a 13 LPA package for roles like data analyst at companies like ZS and ICICI Bank. A lot of students end up in places like AIIMS, NITs, IITs, and BARC. Though they didn't mention specific recruiters for Biomedical Engineering, NIT Raipur's top recruiters are 3D PLM Software, Capgemini, Cognizant, Infosys, L&T Infotech, Mu Sigma, Pradan, Prism, Vedanta, and Wipro.

Campus: The Biomedical department at NIT Raipur has really cool classrooms with Wi-Fi and top-notch labs. The library has tons of stuff to help with studies. The hostels are pretty good with nice rooms, Wi-Fi, and always water available. The food in the mess is okay, but the canteens have a lot of different options. Plus, there are sports facilities and medical help if you need it. Overall, it's a pretty solid place to study.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. The way they teach is good. The subjects are pretty much the same as other colleges. Nothing really stands out. We have industrial visits in the third year. You can totally pass exams by cramming just two days before. The passing rate is around 35%.

Placement: Most students in my course get placed, around 70-80%. The highest salary package is 62 LPA, while the lowest is 7 LPA, and the average is around 10.2 LPA. The top companies that come for recruitment are BHEL, SAIL, and Indian Coal. The main roles offered are Mine Manager and Mine Engineer.

Campus: The campus has a good number of classrooms and labs. Wi-Fi is available everywhere even in the hostels. There's a medical center on campus, and it's free for all students. If needed, AIIMS Raipur is just a short distance away. Sports options are great too. There are 4 badminton courts in the admin block and 1 in each hostel. Football, basketball, volleyball, and cricket are popular here.

Admission: The teachers here are not the best. The curriculum seems old-fashioned. They can be mean and full of themselves. It's tough to keep up with all the exams. There's not much time to learn other things like coding.

Placement: The college offers roles like data analyst and software developer for students. In chemical engineering, you can go for site engineer or junior engineer positions. Big companies like ONGC, Asian Paints, and Adani come for placements. And in tech, there's TCS, Infosys, Microsoft, and others. Last year, around 90% of students got placed.

Campus: There aren't many facilities here, even though our college is known nationally. Not all students can stay in the hostel, so we have to find our own place to live. I don't stay in the hostel, so I can't comment on how good it is.

Admission: The faculty at our college is really great. They're always there to support us and help us out. We have 2 main exams every year  one in each semester. Each semester has 2 exams: mid-semester and end-semester. Our branch has a pass rate of over 95%, just like the other branches.

Placement: Last year, out of 90 students in my course, 60 got placed. The highest salary offered was 23 LPA, with an average of 10 LPA. Companies like Vedanta Group and HPCL hire for mining roles. And for other branches, there are opportunities with TVS, Tata, PhonePe, Sony, and more. I trained at CCL, while my friends got placed in SECL, WCL, and ECL.

Campus: I really like how our college is set up. Everything we need is easy to find because all the important offices are in one spot. We have two cool gardens the Central Garden and the Left Garden. Plus, we've got two sports grounds, one for football and one for cricket. Just recently, they finished building a new sports complex, which is awesome. And for housing, there are four hostels for guys and about five for girls. It's a pretty great setup overall.

Admission: I show up to class every day, but I struggle to understand a lot. When the exams come around, we don't have enough time to get ready. It's tough for students who got in through reservations because the college usually admits students with low marks. But honestly, the exams aren't that hard once you get used to them.

Placement: Placements at NIT Raipur really come down to what you've achieved academically and outside of class. If you're focused on different government exams, you might not even go for placements. That's why the placement percentage seems low, but it's actually decent here.

Campus: Living in the hostel has been cool. The people are nice, but the food isn't great. The sports stuff like table tennis and badminton are okay, not the best but still usable. The Wi-Fi is a bit slow, but some rooms have better speed.

Admission: The teachers are nice and helpful, but some who are doing their Ph.D. focus more on finishing the syllabus. The course content is okay, but it could use some updating. The semester exams are not too hard. Just study for a couple of days before the exam, and you can get a good CGPA.

Placement: I heard that only 30% of students got placed this year, but none of them landed jobs in the main field. The top salary was about 14 LPA, the lowest was 6 LPA, and the average was 8 LPA. I'm not really sure about the companies or the positions they have. But there are lots of chances for internships, both in India and abroad like Germany. Many students do internships at IITs and other top foreign schools.

Campus: The facilities here are alright, nothing too fancy. We've got a library, Wi-Fi, labs, and classrooms, but there are some rules to follow. You can only borrow books twice a week, and the library's only open from 10 AM to 8 PM. Not everyone can stay in the hostel, they prioritize out-of-state students. In the biotech department, only about 8-9 out of 70 students get hostel accommodation.

Admission: The semester exams at college have two parts: mid-sem and end-sem. Mid-sem is worth 30 marks, end-sem is 50 marks, and the rest is teacher assessment. Some subjects are tough, but it's not too hard to pass if you study a bit. Just make sure to study before the exams and aim for at least 75%.

Placement: There are around 92 students in my branch. The highest package offered is 55 LPA while the lowest is about 6 LPA. Companies like Microsoft and Phonepay come for placements. They offer roles like SDE, data analyst, and core placement jobs.

Campus: The hostel facilities in our college are pretty good, but there aren't enough seats for all students. We have a badminton court, volleyball court, and other sports facilities in the hostel. Overall, the facilities at the college are fine. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi. The labs are well-equipped. The library isn't big enough for all students. Food in the hostel is available, but the quality can vary with the season. If you complain, they'll fix it. There are also medical facilities on campus.

Admission: The professors here are super helpful and really know their stuff. The faculty members are all about helping students succeed and they give us lots of ways to get better. The course content is always current and fits the course perfectly.

Placement: The college offers good placements in the mining branch. Many students aim for placements through GATE in PSUs. Companies also come to recruit students on campus. The average package offered to students is pretty decent.

Campus: The college has awesome facilities for doing studies. The lab is cool and the campus is nice. The hostels are comfy and the food in the mess is good. They have Wi-Fi in the hostel, which is helpful. The classrooms are big and good for studying.