For our batch 2014-15, there were around 90% placements, with an average package of approximately 6 LPA. The highest and the lowest packages were 17 LPA and 3.25 LPA respectively. For 2015-16 batch, the highest, the lowest, and average salary packages were 18 LPA, 3.50 LPA, and 6.30 LPA respectively. Read more
For our batch 2014-15, there were around 90% placements, with an average package of approximately 6 LPA. The highest and the lowest packages were 17 LPA and 3.25 LPA respectively. For 2015-16 batch, the highest, the lowest, and average salary packages were 18 LPA, 3.50 LPA, and 6.30 LPA respectively. For the year 2016-17, the highest package went up to 27 LPA, and the average went to around 7 LPA. Overall, the placements for all these three years were more or less 90%. Major companies/industries that visited the college were Bajaj, CIL, BrahMos Aerospace, ITC Ltd, Tata Motors, ACC Concrete, Maruti, Mahindra & Mahindra, L&T, BPCL, Hero, Alstom, Applied Materials, Reliance, Sterlite, Tata Advanced Systems, Coca-Cola, ThyssenKrupp, Technip, and many more. Institutes like Aakash, Resonance, TIME, etc., also came for placements. Most of them were managerial/techno-managerial jobs, and a few being R&D. ITC and Freudenberg came for internships (for which I applied), there were few others, but I don't remember those now. | Infrastructure wise, NITW is one of the best. Though area-wise it's 256-acres, which might be less than many of the NITs, it was planned properly. Apart from around 15-16 old hostels, by the time we joined, new buildings like 1.8K (1800 capacity) hostel for freshers and M.Tech students, and 1K (1000 capacity) hostel for final years and new ladies hostel were completed, and many were under construction. New and old canteen/mess were sufficient for the strength, and the food was also good. Wi-Fi/LAN facility was provided everywhere, and speed was good. Department buildings were good and were connected properly to each other. The library was very big and provided all the books (old and new) one would need in their span in college. With the construction of new labs and classrooms, the quality increased manyfold. Proper medical facilities are provided inside the campus. Gym and facilities for sports like badminton, volleyball, cricket, football, lawn tennis, table tennis, basketball etc., were available. Every year, inter-NIT sports meet and inter-departmental sports were organised. | We had the best teachers in our department. They were highly qualified, knowledgeable, and helpful in nature. Everyone had a very deep knowledge and understanding of the subject they taught. The way of teaching and the course curriculum were proper and enough to bring out the best in us. Few of the faculty members were so good that I didn't feel the need to refer a book for help/understanding. Practicals and experiments were provided for some subjects which helped us to understand better. Both conventional and non-conventional methods like blackboard teaching and projector teaching with PPTs and videos were followed. We were once taken to Visakhapatnam Steel plant for industry exposure. | Absolutely satisfied because of best faculty, infrastructure, and good placements in 2015. | Time to time, fests/events were organised. Cultural fest named Spring Spree, technical fest named Technozion, inter-NIT sports meet, independence and republic day celebration, as well as inter-departmental competition in sports, dance, music, drama, arts etc., were conducted. NCC and NSS were also there as a part of extracurricular activities. Scholarship of tuition fee waiver for a semester/year was provided to meritorious students of every year and branch based on their performance. After completion of the first year, there was a provision of branch change for the students who have done exceptionally well, and that was the best thing I liked. For social causes, at times like floods in Nepal and parts of India, a contribution was made in terms of food, money, and clothes from the college.
