Life at nsut

I chose this course in view that I would get to learn both about hardware and software. The course is good and I think I did a great job in choosing it because ultimately it is going to push me to heights to work harder on the course. In my course, the faculty-to-student ratio is about 10:60. Faculties are highly experienced and knowledgeable. They are really good in their subject and I am thankful for their support in course-related queries and everything. Term exams are held twice a semester. Between term exams, there are class tests that create a platform where we can keep up with the work. The exams were thorough. If one studied well, one can easily score good marks in it.

The fees are a little high for our liking. But I think it is worth it as we are getting global experiences and we can finally work with different devices and get to experience a variety of seminars and meetings. I haven't got any internship or job on campus yet as I m still in my first year but hoping for a good outcome.

Annual fests are lit. Tech fest is also really good and very informative. Books and journals in the library are up to date and we can always find good ones which help us with everything. Classrooms have a smart board that professors use. Faculty members encourage us to participate in sports and extracurricular activities. There are over 40 societies on campus where students can interact with seniors and learn new things.

The process was precise and important for the course. Without it, I think it would've been chaos and it would be very difficult to incorporate more than 10 lakh students in engineering colleges all over India. Eligibility for jee mains is high schooling till 12th class. Application forms can be found on the site jee main nta official site. Application fees vary from category to gender to people with special abilities which can be found on the site. Reservation is there for different categories. One can check accordingly. I think the overall process is right as not following so would lead to chaos and eventually disturbance with the future of students.