Kunjal Bhalja's Review On Narnarayan Shastri Institute Of Technology - [NSIT], Ahmedabad

After 2 years of leaving college, we mostly take various good memories with us which lasts lifetime. The college not only made us engineers but also shaped us to live a better life by guiding us with developing decency to engage with the outer word nicely

In gujarat we had an entrance exam GUJCET. I scored 83/120 in GUJCET.The combined score with my 12th SCI marks and GUJCET were around 70%. EC was a trend back in 2009 and so i opted for it.

Course curriculum is decided by the GTU(Gujarat Technological University). But the course lacks the innovation and research. And there was no facilites or any type of inspiration for activities like innovation and research although it would mostly depend on the student.

I had done an inhouse project based on VLSI which my mentor guided me excellently on basis of which i had my first job. The companies that came failed to gain interest of student to even participate in the interview. Stipend was a dream.

Placement opportunities are minimal for people looking for core field jobs. Otherwise marketing and management jobs are offered with offer of around 1.5 l/annum.

Techfests are conducted on a larger platforms. Students from other big colleges participate actively. Cultural activities include garba night gettogether.Sports week, Days celebrations are celebrated actively.

Scholarships were given to students who stood first in the class for the semester. Also a tfws scheme was available for student with poor financial background.

Campus life was pretty much a messy because they did not allow to raom around during lectures. But then we realized it was more fun on the inside than outside.Gender ratio around 10:6 male:female. The college workshops were organized brilliantly and were held on regular basis depending on the subjects we were studying. There was nothing like politics in the college as it had not grown to that level. There were no ocassions, where i observes harressments regarding caste, creed, religion, sex, economic status etc.

I had not stayed in the hostels but they were poorly maintained. Mess food was good and above average.

Our college seniors were mostly helpful. We mostly indulged in technical activities as partners one senior one junior in techfests and other activities. Even during our final year projects they would take out some time to guide us.

The faculties were mostly helpful. Some lacked interest and some lacked knowledge.