National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar

Admission: The exam system in our B.Tech program is based on quarters, with 8 semesters in total. We have mid-term exams for 20 marks, half-yearly exams for 70 marks, and class tests for 10 marks. I really like the exam system here. The exam center located in our classroom is also great.

Placement: The placements are okay. The best offer was 16 LPA from Trident, while the lowest was 5 LPA from Vedant. Companies like Trident, Reliance, and Vardhaman are good options, especially for core roles. There are also chances in the IT field. Your placement really comes down to how well you do academically. Most students get placed at a rate of 70-80%.

Campus: The hostel has Wi-Fi, drinking water, fans, and beds. Our college has air-conditioned classrooms and a library where we can borrow books. The food in the mess is okay, and we have 3 canteens with good fast food. We can play volleyball, football, and cricket on the small ground. Only one sport can be played at a time. There's also a badminton court, table tennis, and music facilities available.

Admission: The teachers here are super smart, but they can be strict sometimes. They give us challenging assignments and expect us to work hard. It can be tough in some classes, but if you pay attention and take notes, it starts to make sense. They want us to do our best, which is cool. Just be prepared for surprise quizzes now and then!

Placement: The job placements for textile students are pretty good. Some students land jobs in textile companies, while others go into IT or management. It's not a piece of cake, but if you put in the effort and take advantage of opportunities, you can succeed. The salary packages differ, but there are some good companies that come for recruitment on campus.

Campus: The hostels here are decent. The rooms are spacious, and we've got Wi-Fi. There are common areas to hang out with friends. The food in the mess isn't amazing, but you won't go hungry. If something breaks, maintenance will come to fix it. There are sports and other activities near the hostel. It starts feeling like a second home once you settle in.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They know their stuff and teach well. The AI courses have been updated to keep up with the market. Exams can be a bit tough, but if you listen in class, you'll do fine. You just need to get at least 40 out of 100 to pass each subject in the semester.

Placement: Placements are happening now for the 2025 batch. Around 70% of students are getting jobs. The top salary is 52 LPA from Microsoft and Google. Companies like Google, Amazon, Oracle, MAQ Software, and Salesforce are recruiting here. Not a lot of internships, but Google, Microsoft, and Amazon do come for them. Roles like software development engineer, cloud engineer, and data analyst are popular here.

Campus: The CSE department here has its own building with AC rooms and labs, which is pretty cool. We've got Wi-Fi too. There's a new library and an old one. The new library has around 500 computers for us to use. The food in the mess is decent, better than other NITs. And for sports, we've got basketball, cricket, and a bunch of other options.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and if you're serious about your work, they let you assist them. They're really smart and have a lot of experience. The courses they offer are up-to-date with what companies need, and the exams aren't too hard. Most students  like over 75%  pass without too much trouble.

Placement: Most students here get jobs every year, especially in energy companies like HPCL and BPCL. Some also land jobs in private firms like Reliance Petroleum and EIL. A few end up in teaching companies like Google and Microsoft. The placements cover a wide range of fields, so everyone can find a job they like.

Campus: The college has really new buildings and students can use everything all day long. The labs, classrooms, and libraries have Wi-Fi and AC. The hostels are okay, a bit cramped, but the food is tasty. Medical help is free, and there are ambulances too. There's a sports ground with lights for playing at night.

Admission: I wasn't happy with the college staff. The teachers are okay, but not very supportive. Some students had problems with them too. The teaching was just average. I don't feel like the course content is very useful because of the teaching issues at the college.

Placement: During my time at college in 2024, most B.Teach students got jobs, and the highest salary was 52 LPA. The average pay was around 9.48 LPA. M.Teach students also did well, with the top offer being 34 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, Google, and Samsung come to hire students. The college helps students find internships, even in the summer. Lots of us land internships and some even get paid for it.

Campus: The hostels here have internet and all the basics like geysers and water purifiers. For sports, we've got a 400-meter track, a cool swimming pool, and grounds for football, volleyball, hockey, and more. Inside, we've got a badminton court, table tennis, and even basketball courts. The campus has everything from libraries and labs to seminar halls and classrooms. Plus, there's a hospital nearby and a shuttle service. So basically, you're covered for everything here!

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and take their job seriously. They can be strict and like to keep us in line with tough assignments and surprise quizzes. But if you pay attention and do your work, things aren't too bad. Some teachers explain things really well, and they're always there to help if you're confused. Even though the work can be tough, they're getting us ready for what's ahead.

Placement: The textile department's placements are pretty good, but it all comes down to how hard you work. Some students land jobs in textile companies, while others explore IT, business, or different areas. Not a lot of textile companies come for placements, so you have to search for chances on your own. If you study hard and pick up extra skills, you can land a solid job. Some years might have better placements than others, but overall, most students end up doing fine!

Campus: Living in the hostel is great. The rooms are big and there's Wi-Fi for studying or hanging out. There are common areas for playing games and chilling with friends. The food in the mess isn't amazing, but you can always find something to eat. If something breaks, they fix it quickly. After a while, the hostel feels like a second home with lots of fun and memories.

Admission: I think this college is good for students who study around 3-4 hours a day. The pass rate is around 40%. Semester exams can be tough, but they help us get ready for jobs in industries like software and hardware.

Placement: I'm really impressed with how this college prepares us for the job market. Most students, about 85%, get placed through the placement program. They focus on improving our skills and getting us ready for real-world jobs. The highest salary offered in the last placement round was about 45 LPA, and even the lowest package is usually around 3 LPA. It's great to see the college's dedication to helping us succeed in our careers.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is great for studying, and they have all the materials we need. The library is quiet and well-kept, and there are labs with equipment like CRO and DSO. The hostel staff is friendly, and the food is decent. They have a dispensary on campus that treats all illnesses for free, plus they give us an Indian card to use for free treatment anywhere. It's really convenient.

Admission: The teachers here all have PhDs and tons of experience. Most of them are awesome, but a few can be a bit short-tempered, so it's best not to get on their bad side. Overall, they're really supportive and helpful. The course material is super relevant to what we need. The exams aren't as hard as the JEE, but because they're more subjective, they can be a bit challenging.

Placement: I'm in the Information Technology B.Tech. program, and 93% of students get jobs after graduating. The lowest salary offered is around 14-15 LPA, while the average is 17 LPA. The highest package can go up to 62 LPA. Companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Oracle, Nvidia, and Samsung come for placements.

Campus: My college has a total of 12 hostels 8 regular ones for boys and 3 big mega hostels. They're named BH-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 7E, and MBH-A, B, and F. The college's infrastructure is cool, but the hostels aren't that great. However, all hostels have LAN and Wi-Fi that students can use with their email. There are a bunch of restaurants and a canteen on campus. The food in the mess is okay, but BH 2 and 7 have really good mess food.

Admission: Passing a subject each semester isn't too hard. You just need 40 out of 100 overall, with at least 15 marks in the end-semester exam. The course difficulty really comes down to the professor, so make sure to stay prepared. And don't forget about the FE subject!

Placement: I was really happy with how many of us got placed in good companies. Around 70% of our batch found jobs. The college helped a lot by inviting different companies for placements. They matched well with what we were studying. The highest salary offered was 12 LPA, the average was 5 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Big companies like Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) came to hire from our course.

Campus: The course facilities and hostel are great. They have cool stuff like projectors and smart boards. The Wi-Fi is super fast and works everywhere on campus. They've got a big ground for cricket and football, plus a nice court for other sports. It's awesome!

Admission: The courses are okay, but sometimes it's hard to talk to teachers from South India because of language differences. Overall, the teaching is good and everyone is friendly. The exams are a bit tricky, and the format can be tough to figure out.

Placement: The placements here are okay. The top placement is 16 LPA by Trident, and the lowest is 5 LPA by Vedant. Trident, Reliance, and Vardhaman are some good companies that come for recruitment. There are also chances in the IT sector. Your placement depends on how well you do academically. If you have good grades, you have more opportunities. On average, around 70 to 80% of students get placed.

Campus: The campus has good infrastructure with nice classrooms and buildings. Sports facilities are just okay, though. The canteens are good and the campus environment is nice. It's all green and really beautiful here.