Anurag Kr's Review On Birsa Institute Of Technology - [BITT], Ranchi

I passed out from the College 2 years ago, and back then, they offered a bachelor's as well as a master's in technology along with the research programs. The College keeps on adding various research programs to their list so you may check their website for updates. I did a B.tech from BIRSA, and at that time, the curriculum was up to date, and it was beautifully divided into four years and eight semesters in such a manner that we were able to cope up with it quickly and it didn't feel like a burden.

The College provides excellent opportunities to students, and you must be ensured that once you complete your course there, you will get the chance to work with some of the best companies like CESC Limited, Genpact, ABC Business Solutions, Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd., HCL Info System, IBM, Honda, Tata Steel, Vedanta, Ericsson India Pvt. Ltd. & TCS. Not only do the companies provide you a good job profile, but the packages offered are lucrative too. I got placed into Wipro with an initial package of 10LPA, and I am highly satisfied with that.

In my opinion, BIRSA is one of the least expensive engineering colleges in the entire country. When I was a student, at that time, the fee for my course i.e., B.Tech, was around Rs66,000 all-inclusive. And, in my opinion, it is highly reasonable because engineering is a course which ie, pursued by the majority and private colleges take advantage of this by increasing their fees unnecessarily. BIRSA, on the other hand, believes in keeping the fees reasonable, so that the majority can afford quality education.

The College has essential sports equipment and play areas. Other than this, they ensure that the holistic development of the student is taking place, and they do this by promoting extracurricular activities in the College. The College also believes in harmony among the students and, thus, a strict policy against bullying, ragging, and discrimination.

Since I am a senior now, I ensure that I am following what they taught me and treating my juniors the way I was treated by them.The seniors at our College are very friendly, and I can say this because I have been both a junior and a senior. I still remember, a few years back, when I got admission to the College, it was the seniors who helped me with orientation and were always available for giving us probably the best career guidance.

If you are willing to pursue B.Tech from the BIRSA Institute of Technology, you will have to appear for an examination conducted by the JCECE Board of Jharkhand. On the other hand, if you already have a bachelor's degree and want to pursue a master's in technology you need to clear a written test along with a personal interview, also you need to submit your GATE score. In addition to this, there is a long list of research programs offered by the College, and the admission procedure of them is the same as that of M.Tech.

The learning you receive depends on the way you are being taught. If the faculty is experienced and qualified, then you might end up enjoying what is being taught. I can say this because I experienced this during my time at BIRSA. The faculty wash highly qualified with years of experience that we, as students, loved attending their lectures because they were so interactive and engaging. They also ensured that we all were feeling comfortable in the class, and if we had any doubts, they were always there to help us out.