I wanted to study Engineering after my higher-secondary exam and I wanted to go for a core subject like Electrical Engineering. I sat for the West Bengal Joint Entrance exam and after getting the required rank I secured admission to my college Guru Nanak Institute of Technology. The college has a very good Electrical Engineering department with state-of-the-art labs for various important subjects like power systems, power electronics, control systems, electrical machines, digital electronics, and computer systems. The faculty was highly qualified with all the HODs being PhD and the faculty-student ratio was 1:30 at our time. Most of the faculties had previous teaching experience at premier Institutes like NIT, JU, and BITS. The teaching method was unique and innovative with practical demonstrations and attention given to each and every student. There were 8 semesters and exams took place at the end of each semester and passing the exams was moderately difficult.

After 3rd-year students are eligible for placement. Companies like Wipro TCS cape Gemini come to our college with a number of jobs. 95% of students got placed each year with an average placement of 6 lakhs. Some students got selected for multiple offers. Placement is totally dependent on your skills. Most of the students got selected for the IT field.

i choose this course because I was interested in tech from the start. there are enough faculty members for the student. faculty members are enough qualified for teaching. everyone is a Ph.D. holder. there is a unit test every month.

We choose IT courses because India has the 2nd largest IT industry after the USA so naturally, the job will be the highest in the industry. This means in India, there are more job opportunities in the IT industry rather than in any other industry. 1:18 is faculty: student ratio

From 6th sem students are eligible for campus placements. The companies are TCS, Capgemini, cognizant, Wipro, Accenture, etc. The highest package is 10 lakhs per annum. 80 percentage of students got placed. My plan is to start my own start up.