Northern Institute of Engineering Technical Campus (NIET Alwar)

Admission: The professors are great and teach well, but the curriculum is old-fashioned. The subjects are difficult, but they're practical for the industry. Exams are not too hard, but only 10-20% of students pass without any retakes.

Placement: Most students found jobs through the college, but some also got placed elsewhere. The highest salary was around 4 LPA, while the lowest was about 1.2 LPA. Big companies like Ashok Leyland, Eiser, and Hero hired many students. Around 40% ended up in Ashok Leyland and 30% in Eiser. The rest went to different companies or landed government jobs. Popular roles were technician and worker.

Campus: The labs are a good size, and they have a workshop too. They've got sports like cricket, badminton, table tennis, basketball, and football, but no swimming pool. There's only one boys' hostel with small rooms for 2 students max. You'll get an air cooler, fan, curtains, and a B.Ed chair. The bathrooms are rarely cleaned and very dirty. The Wi-Fi is slow in the hostel, and there's no LAN connection. The mess food is okay, but most students prefer eating out since there aren't many options.

Admission: The college follows the course curriculum of Rajasthan Technical University, which is good. But the teachers don't have much experience or knowledge in their subjects. They hire new teachers each semester to save money, which isn't great for us. They just focus on helping us pass the exams, not much else.

Placement: The placements here are really bad. They say they have good placement rates, but actually only a small number of students get placed like around 5-8%. And even then, it's in companies that don't match their field of study. Some students who did get jobs discovered that the companies were fake when they started working. And to top it off, some didn't even get paid for months.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure. Labs have modern equipment. Classrooms are fine and have CCTVs. They also have a basketball ground, volleyball courts, and a cricket ground. You can play other games like badminton and table tennis too.

Admission: The college has a mix of experienced and fresh faculty members. In engineering, there are a couple of experienced professors, but most are new to teaching. It would be great if they can hire more experienced teachers to help us students.

Placement: Getting a job after college isn't guaranteed here. Most of the companies that come are just BPOs. You really have to work hard to land your first job. When our batch graduated, only a handful of us from the B.Tech program got placed, and that was all because of our own hard work. The college doesn't really help much with getting you placed in technical companies.

Campus: The best thing about this college is the infrastructure. They have a cricket ground, volleyball ground, and a basketball court. The library is pretty good too, with books from famous authors. But the worst part is that even though it's a Wi-Fi campus, no students or faculty can actually access the Wi-Fi.

Admission: The teachers here aren't very helpful. They don't know much about the subject. The course curriculum doesn't really prepare us for the industry. Also, there are no prep exams at this college.

Placement: Around 10% of us got jobs after college, and they were making around 3 LPA on average. The big company hiring here is Go Digitell. About half of us got internships at a college close by. Most of the jobs were for web developers.

Campus: The college has computer labs and Wi-Fi, which is cool. The hostels and classrooms are okay. The food in the mess is tasty. Medical help is good. There's a sports playground on campus. The library has old books, but not many we need for our courses. Only a few of the books we need are there.

Admission: The teachers at our college weren't great. It felt like everyone just wanted to pass. The faculty didn't seem very knowledgeable. It seemed like they were just trying to keep their jobs. However, some students did manage to improve their skills.

Placement: The companies that came to our college were mostly BPOs. Unfortunately, students from electrical, mechanical, and CS didn't have much luck with getting a job. It was mainly because they lacked the right education, skills, and connections with companies. The highest salary offered was around 4 LPA, which wasn't great. Job satisfaction wasn't that high either. It felt like only a few lucky ones got good roles, while others struggled.

Campus: The college had great infrastructure. The building was nice, and the classrooms were comfortable. However, there were frequent power outages. Overall, I think our college had the best facilities in Alwar. It was clean and well-maintained. I'm happy with the campus.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really supportive of us. They're always there to help us with our studies, job placements, sports, and personal stuff. The courses are good too. The college encourages us to excel in everything  academics, sports, music, drama, and even modeling.

Placement: I landed 3 jobs in my last semester, one of them at HCL. The college really helps each student find a job. Our TPO is awesome, always encouraging us and sharing tips to ace interviews. They even arrange pool campus drives for students who need job opportunities nearby. Great support overall!

Campus: The classrooms, library, canteen, hostel, cricket ground, basketball court, volleyball court, and badminton court at NIET are awesome. It's the only college in Alwar with a cool eco-friendly infrastructure. I think my college in Alwar has the best-looking buildings.

Admission: The faculty at our college is really great. The course is helpful for learning more about your field. The college offers practical resources for us. The teachers may not be super qualified, but they know their stuff. They're really supportive with projects and sharing knowledge.

Placement: I graduated in 2017. Our college doesn't have top companies coming for placements. The highest salary offered is 3.2 LPA and the lowest is 1.4 LPA. Some students get internships in companies like Ashok Leyland and HCL. Companies like Policy Bazaar and HCL recruit students from our college. But only a few students actually get placed.

Campus: The facilities at our college are really great. The labs work well, and we do all our practicals smoothly. It's cool that we have a hostel on campus too. Every department organizes sports, games, and cultural activities each semester. We also have a mess and Wi-Fi, and the classrooms are nice too.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are great at explaining things. They make sure we understand everything. The course content is spot on and prepares us well for exams. I feel less stressed about exams because of how well they teach us.

Placement: A lot of students found good jobs with nice salaries. The highest salary offered was 9 LPA. We have top companies coming for placements. Students also got internships at HCL, New Holland, ICICI Bank, Parle, and more.

Campus: The facilities here are top-notch. The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs are great, and they even have virtual labs. Classrooms are nice and the library is decent. The hostel is awesome, with really good food in the mess. Plus, they have medical facilities and sports activities too. Overall, it's a pretty solid college with everything you need!

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but they could know more about what they're teaching. They're not super qualified. The way they teach is good, though. The class sizes are nice  not too big. But since the teachers could know more, they're not super helpful. We don't get to see much of the real world in our classes.

Placement: The placements for our senior batch weren't great, but a few students did get jobs through campus interviews. The pay isn't high, and only about half of the students got internships. The career office isn't very helpful either.

Campus: The buildings at our college are nice, but they seem really close together. We don't have Wi-Fi here, which is a bummer. The classrooms are cool, though. The library has old books, but the labs are top-notch. Unfortunately, there aren't any sports facilities. And the canteen here is just okay.

Admission: The teachers at my college are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and are always ready to help. The way they teach is top-notch and we dive deep into the subjects. The student-to-teacher ratio is around 15:1. I wish we had more industry exposure though. The courses cover important areas like mechanical, civil, and computer science.

Placement: The placements at my college weren't great. Only around 5-10% of students got placed, with salaries ranging from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 25,000 per month. Not many companies came for recruitment, and there were very few internship opportunities. Only 5-10% of students managed to secure internships. The placement cell at my college isn't very effective.

Campus: The facilities at my college were awesome! We had Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, library, medical center, and sports. The labs were top-notch with all the equipment we needed. Classrooms were nice and airy. The food in the canteen wasn't great, though. The hostel rooms were really nice. I never had any problems with the infrastructure during my time at college.