NRI Institute of Technology, Guntur Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Yes,we have classrooms,labs, and 1 central library,hostels, sports too like students are encouraged to play indore games and outdoor games as well.we will Wi-Fi provided by College.yes they maintain good like not bad. Places and food is also not bad it's fine

Quality of teaching regarding semester syllabus is good.Actually, I'm studying final year B.Tech in AIML domain.Because my goal is to get placed in software job.actually I came to this college through counselling. Actually in curriculum we have subjects regarding of our branch but practical implementation and syllabus in those subjects are not till to date.Practical implementation in the sense coding.self study on coding from 1st year makes you job ready in IT sector if you want place with good package.

In our college for non IT students placements are not bad but for IT students we get Infosys from MNCs that's it.And I'? Unaware of other companies related to IT who came last year. Years back one girl got placed for 25LPA from ECE branch.Currently,last year students placed at Infosys for 3.6 and 4LPA.

I'm unaware of the course costs because I'm from counselling.

NRIIT is a decent college, but your outcome will depend heavily on what you build outside the classroom—especially projects, coding skills, internships, and communication. For AIML, don't rely only on the college syllabus.

NRI Institute of Technology (NRIIT) is a leading engineering college focused on quality education, practical learning, innovation, research, skill development, placements and career growth for student

NRIIT is a decent college, but your outcome will depend heavily on what you build outside the classroom—especially projects, coding skills, internships, and communication. For AIML, don't rely only on the college syllabus.

NRIIT is a decent college, but your outcome will depend heavily on what you build outside the classroom—especially projects, coding skills, internships, and communication. For AIML, don't rely only on the college syllabus.

NRI Institute of Technology (NRIIT) is a leading engineering college focused on quality education, practical learning, innovation, research, skill development, placements and career growth for student

NRIIT is a decent college, but your outcome will depend heavily on what you build outside the classroom—especially projects, coding skills, internships, and communication. For AIML, don't rely only on the college syllabus.

Yes my college has all the necessary infrastructure, facilities and equipment. They are outdated but well maintained. We aren't provided with a wifi. The network connection in college is also not good. We have a very small gym and we won't go to it because the PT isn't good. Our classes are swept regularly and we don't have any problem with food.

I am currently pursuing my undergraduation in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. I am in the prefinal year of college. The quality of teaching is good. We can understand the basic concepts well but our curriculum is not updated, we are following old curriculum. What we study doesn't make us job ready, instead my seniors after passing out from college attended a training company to learn software engineering and programming languages and they got a job after that.

The placements number is somewhat good but I don't think every student is given equal opportunity to get placed in a company, only those who have good gpa are allowed to wite the campus placement exams. Nearly 25 percentage students are placed. The highest salary package currently is 11.3 lakhs in computer science and engineering. On an average many number of students get a salary package of 4 lakhs per annum.

My course costs ₹54528/- per year and I believe it's the money's worth because many engineering colleges take higher than that and my college has somewhat better facilities.

College life is OK. I cant say it's good but it is OKAY. There aren't many activities that a student can participate on. Teachers are supportive only in studies. College campus cannot handle emergency situations.