I cracked the jee main exam and my rank is 34000 in all india general ranked. so I found this college in my rank. some others college are may be good as compare to my college but now i like my collge
my course is the electronics and communication engineering in btech. this is very intresting for me. the college conducts the exams in three leves. two are conducts with 15 marks and one is the end sem final exam.
the total fees for four years 1338500 .my collge fees for 4 years is 9 lakhs ans rest are my hostel fees. i did,t score any scholorship because i am general categary student. my stste does not provide any schlorship for general categary student.
the camspus life in iiitn is very intresting .there are many cluhs for participating like music club,darama club,dnace clube,coding clubs any manuy clubs releted to sports and coding int the iiitn campus.
faculty members are well educated persons in my college.many faculties are educated from the iit's and nit's. all are done their phd degree. they teach us in a very polaitely way and thier behavior for us is also good.
After 7 semester students become eligible for the placements Placement wise college is average. Do not expect 6–10 lakh package You can get a 3–4 lakh package, and only 70 out of 130 get that(All mass recruiters like TCS, Capgemini, and L&T, only a few core companies visit YCCE 100% placement is a myth, they place students in BPO to increase placement numbers. But if you have even a little bit of coding knowledge you will get in.
Companies start coming in early of 7th semester i.e 4th year of the course. Companies visited like Western union, BNY Mellon,H.P, Amdocs,FIS, Vodafone, Capgemini, etc. In 2023-24, the highest package was of 22lpa of Western union, 10-8lpa by BNY Mellon,FIS, Western union. There are Mentors for T&P which helps students to prepare for their placements. Also encouraging them for Entrepreneurship.
The overall ratioof placemnet can be considerd good.Most of the big placements 20+ are offcampus.Companies do visit but just a good cgpa wont gaurantee a job, the resume needs to be strong. There is cutoff applied for students on basis of cgpa.
Each year has 4 exam with 2 end semester's examinations and 2 mid semester examination. The difficulty level was moderate to difficult.each exam has gap of 2 months in between to exams. Teaching method was best .
The curriculum of the course is different for every branch unlike other Mumbai University Colleges. The curriculum is up-to-date. There are exams in every 3 months of a semester Mid semester and end Semester
I choose Metallurgy and materials engineering because It is good in VNIT nagpur being an old college it has also good exposure and placement is also Some how good. If I talk about my college student ratio is like other engineering colleges and in my class also there is 1 girl per 7 boys . Talking about the faculty of my college , they are very good and nice. Some Professor recently in world's top 2% scientist. There have two exam in a semester that is mid sem and end sem.
The college placement are execellent ,with students from the 6th semester are allowed to sit for placement.Mass recruiters like TCS,Accenture,IBM offer packages ranging 5-8 Lpa.Companies such as Amazon,Nutranix and LG provide -substantial package of 22 LPA,17-22 LPA,and 37 LPA respectively,with number of offer ranging between 25-30 per year.The highest package do far has been 48 LPA from Fivetran.The 2020 batch achived an impressive placemeent percentage of 90% iin CSE and allied branches,compared to 68-70% in core branches.
fir internships one can eligible after 3rd ssem and companies start recuirting april in 3nd year and about placenents it starts in late 3rd year to 4th year google oracle deeshaw erc almost in cse are placed
Our faculty told us students can get placements from any semester if they are capable and have a good GPA. The highest package was from Google for 51LPA. Average is around 7LPA. I'm not aware of the percentage of students getting placements but if I get a placement I'll proceed with that otherwise I'll go for masters.