Nitra Technical Campus

Admission: The course structure and curriculum at this college feel outdated. It's tough to be ready for the industry after studying here. If you want to be industry-ready, you have to work on your skills on your own. The semester exams are pretty easy to get through.

Placement: The job placements for CSE students at this college aren't great, actually they're pretty low. Most students about 98% do get placed here, but the best offer is in Textile, not CSE. So, if you're looking for CSE, you might want to consider other options.

Campus: The facilities here are really not great. There's a lot of empty space that could be used for more hostels, but they're not doing it. The classrooms don't have good equipment, and a lot of it doesn't even work. The hostel is also not good at all.

Admission: The first-year coordinator is super helpful. The math teachers are really good and always ready to assist. Unfortunately, there's not much of a coding scene here. The PPS teachers can be a bit slow. Just make sure to attend at least 75% of classes to take the sessional exam.

Placement: I go to this college that focuses on textiles. Lots of students in the textile program get good jobs like over 75%! The highest salary for textile students can be around 8 to 10 lakhs per year. But if you're in computer science (CSE), the job scene isn't great. CSE and AIML students don't get many good job offers on campus. You might have better luck looking for jobs off-campus.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is subpar. There are no air-conditioned classes, library, or sports facilities. The food at the mess is pretty terrible. The boys' hostel only has 3-seater rooms, and each room is smaller than 10/10.

Admission: The faculty here is amazing! They are really helpful and teach with honesty. They know a lot and have industry experience too. I love that they focus on giving us practical knowledge. It's great!

Placement: The college doesn't help much with placements. Only textile branch students get placed, not CSE branch. The curriculum feels outdated, like it's from the 90s. It doesn't prepare us well for the industry.

Campus: The course infrastructure is really lacking with so much empty space. The facilities are just not up to par. It feels like you're not getting your money's worth at this college. If you're thinking about CSE here, I'd suggest looking elsewhere for a better option.

Admission: I'm a freshman at the moment. The first-year coordinator is super helpful and also a great professor. The faculty members are okay, but you gotta have 75% attendance in Nitra. If you fall below 75%, you'll get held back.

Placement: The college is great for textile students! Around 85% of textile students get placed, which is awesome. But if you're in computer science engineering, the placement rate is really low. Almost negligible. So, if you want a good job, you'll have to look for off-campus placements.

Campus: The library and classrooms don't have AC, and even the seminar hall. The library is open from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM. The boys' hostel only has three-seater rooms. The mess food is really bad, and the hostel rooms are too small.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and teach in a way that makes learning easy. The course content is spot on and helps us do well in our studies. I'm impressed by how much I've learned from them.

Placement: I'm a computer science student at this college, and the placement rates here are pretty average. But let me tell you, if you're in the textile branch, you're in luck! Textile students have a whopping 90% placement rate. They've landed jobs at cool companies like Trident, Oswal, and Raymond. So if textiles are your thing, this college is definitely worth checking out!

Campus: I really like the hostel and campus here. It's way better than other colleges I've seen. The campus is huge, with lots of green fields that look amazing. There's plenty of space to study and hang out. It's a great place to be.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They know their stuff and are super helpful. You'll have plenty of time to prepare for exams, which are pretty manageable. It's a great place to reach your academic goals without stressing too much.

Placement: The college offers great placement options for textile students. However, computer science students might struggle more with placements. You can explore off-campus placements for more opportunities. Consider the textile branch if that's what you're aiming for.

Campus: The campus here is huge and has a nice big field. But the hostel food isn't great, so it's better to avoid staying there if you can't afford better meals.

Admission: The semester exams here are a piece of cake. You can totally ace them by cramming the night before. Getting good grades is a breeze with just one day of studying. The course material feels outdated and super confusing. We're stuck with this old-school 90s curriculum that's not doing us any favors.

Placement: Most students in the Textile branch get placed at this college. The Textile Engineering students here have good placements and internships. I suggest choosing Textile Engineering here because not many companies come for CSE placements.

Campus: The college buildings are just ok, but the CSE department is overcrowded this year. The library doesn't have much, and the classrooms are kinda meh. There's always something wrong in class. The food in the hostel is not great you can't even tell if it's good quality.

Admission: The exams aren't too tough, but if you study hard and go to classes regularly, you can get good grades. The pass rate is decent. Overall, the pass rate is okay, and exams are harder for those who don't put in the effort to study.

Placement: The placements at this college aren't great because it's just an average government college. Computer science students don't get the salaries they need. The highest and lowest packages are usually for textile students who often get good offers.

Campus: The facilities for our course are really bad. Sometimes we miss classes because of the poor infrastructure and equipment. The food in the hostel is terrible, we can't even look at it. It's a lot of effort just to eat here.

Admission: The teachers at Nitra Technical Campus are really good. The first-year coordinator is the most helpful out of all of them. Just remember, you gotta have at least 75% attendance to take the tests. If you fall below that, you won't be able to sit for the sessional or pre-university tests.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend this college for CSE or AIML branches. But if you're in the textile branch, it's great! Textile students here have no trouble finding internships and placements. On the other hand, CSE students have a tough time with placements. You might have to look for off-campus opportunities if you want a job after graduating.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty poor. Classes and the library don't have air conditioning. The library is only open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The boys' hostel rooms only have 3 seats and they're small. The food in the mess is not good.

Admission: The teachers here are really great! They explain things really well, especially in Physics, Electrical, and Electronics. If you're serious about studying, this is a good place to be. They make everything easy to understand.

Placement: The placements are awesome at our college! Big companies like TCS and Wipro come for recruitment. The lowest salary offered is 3 LPA, while the highest can go up to 25 LPA. Our teachers are really helpful in getting us placed. Even if you're an average student, you can easily land a good job here with a decent salary package.

Campus: The hostel is okay, not too fancy, but the college location and buildings are really good. It's right in the middle of Delhi NCR. Rooms in the hostel are pretty big, with 3 students sharing one. The college campus has lots of greenery, which makes for a nice, fresh atmosphere.