NIT Andhra Pradesh Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Great infrastructure according to fees. They majorly provide all the basic facilities like a library, ACs in classrooms, good speed Wi-Fi, labs, medical rooms, an auditorium, etc. This college also promotes sports and games which helps students a lot. They have also a huge canteen with good quality food.

I'm impressed with the faculty and teaching staff there. They have a lot of knowledge and skills which directly influence students to score better. They guide students in a proper manner but do not follow the regular schedule of classes. It makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are tough to pass.

There are good placements for students. It is not very active but has a decent placement cell. Around 50-60% of students get placements easily every year. The highest package is 20 LPA. The average is 5 LPA. Top-score students got placements in reputed companies easily.

The departmental facilities are top-notch with state-of-the-art laboratories, wi-fi connectivity, smart classrooms and research facilities. The hostel facilities are comfortable with clean and regularly maintained hostel rooms, with clean common washrooms and common recreational area.

The teachers are well educated and qualified with many of them being from The curriculum is industry relevant. The pass percentage is very high with only 2-3 people failing the course. The semester exams have difficult moderate to hard.

Around 80% of students were placed in this course. In recent years we can SEE a decline in the core companies coming for recruitment, the lowest package being 4lpa and the highest CTC offered to a fresher being 8-9 LPA. The only core company coming for recruitment is Honeywell, around 8-10% people got at internship.

Recently new meta building is built. So its more spacious now. Library, classrooms, and labs are of course on top notch. The labs and lab assistant teachers are also good. Real issue is with Wi-Fi. In most of campus area, there are a lot of network as well as Wi-Fi issues. About hostel, its not less than home. Mess food is a little messed up. But its better than other colleges' mess. There are two canteens in the college. The meta canteen is good. But both canteens are a bit suffocating.

Teachers are good. But the distribution of teachers is not good. In my case mechanical branch got most perfect teachers compared to us for the same subject. And for us we have teachers who don't teach that well and also who don't give proper marks in exams too. So, it badly affects our overall CGPA. Exams a good and strict too. About curriculum, we have a lot of clubs around 50, and gathering, impression, mindspark, etc. Some clubs are really good for career growth like robotics, aerospace, etc.

Almost 77% of students in metallurgy branch got placed last year. The highest package is around 25 LPA and the average salary is 8 LPA. Core industries like steel companies, mining, etc., are strongly approaching metallurgy students. Some students have chosen non-core roles too and some went for higher studies.

College hostel is affordable but not livable. There are 4 people in one room, and there are common washrooms and bathrooms so hygiene is very low. Mess has both veg and non-veg with no different kitchen so for veg people it is a very big problem. Regarding the course, the NEP has been applied to the course so it is very difficult to tell how the course is.

Some of the faculty members are the best in their areas but some are the worst. They just come and go. They don't bother about how much the students understand. Exams are taken in a strict environment so there are no chances of cheating. Curriculum is properly planned.

As there is an overall in job placements in the industry due to the fear of AI, there is a decline in placements. If you have better CV and a high CGPA you could get an average package of 12 LPA. Some of the companies that have visited this year are Bajaj, Nvidia, TRX,

Labs and classrooms hostles with the faculty members of AC and Non AC in option with num of beds. All are with top quality and Mess also there are a lot of options with Non veg, non veg and special mess ( with extra juices and all )that is optional we can choose.

Teachers are with top class and knowledgeable and the quality of teaching is first class and they are very friendly and helpful and ciricullam is quite acceptable when it comes to exams I would say there are cat1 and cat2 which is open book so that we try to learn the concept in depth rather by hearting the process and pass percentage is 50

could say compared last 2 years placements are kept on increasing in number top companies visit every year and also the main positive is that there are so many clubs that u learn from and more to explore for the new things, choice of selecting the faculty members of our own and many more facilities that a student should get and one negative is that too much crowded.

The departmental facilities are top-notch with state-of-the-art laboratories, wi-fi connectivity, smart classrooms and research facilities. The hostel facilities are comfortable with clean and regularly maintained hostel rooms, with clean common washrooms and common recreational area. The mess food is hygienic. The medical facilities are available 24*7. Sports facilities are plenty with outdoor fields, indoor complex and gym

The teachers are well educated and qualified with many of them being from IITs and BITS itself. The curriculum is industry relevant. The pass percentage is very high with only 2-3 people failing the course. The semester exams have difficult moderate to hard.

Around 80% of students were placed in this course. In recent years we can SEE a decline in the core companies coming for recruitment, the lowest package being 4lpa and the highest CTC offered to a fresher being 8-9 LPA. The only core company coming for recruitment is Honeywell, around 8-10% people got at internship.

The infrastructure of the college and classrooms are good. There are some classrooms equipped with air conditioners. However, most of the classrooms have fans only. The campus is equipped with Wi-Fi (34 MB free for 1 day. However, the hostel rooms are decent with a Wi-Fi facility.

Faculty members are average. They have the knowledge of the topics. Exams are conducted without any fixed prior schedule. Dates generally vary as scheduled during the commencement of semesters. In the Examination, the majority of the students depend on micro and heat. The invigilator also knows this but they don't take very strict action if anyone gets caught.

Mass recruiters are Capgemini, Accenture, and Infosys. They offer a package of around 3-5 LPA. Around 60-70% of students get placements with such packages. However, if you have extra skills, you can grab around 7-8 LPA in the college. For this year, the placement states are not up to satisfactory level and it's still going on.

In the library, all books are easily available. The fastest internet is provided. Hostels are well-maintained with spacious rooms, Wi-Fi connectivity, purified drinking water, and 24x7 electricity backup. Security is good, and wardens are cooperative. The mess serves a balanced diet with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. The taste is average but hygienic

All teachers and professors are very friendly and helpful. Their knowledge is amazing. According to my own experience, the chemical engineering course is valuable. Semester exams in our college are basically not so difficult, but sometimes it is. Faculty members are approachable and supportive.

More than 80% of students get placed. The highest package offered is around 12 LPA by top recruiters in the core and IT sectors. The lowest package is 3 LPA for entry-level roles. The average package offered ranges from 4.5-5 LPA, depending on the branch and students' performance. Top recruiting companies for our course are TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Cognizant

Infrastructure is very good from outside. But when you get into it, classrooms are not properly maintained and floors are cracked everywhere. Main attraction for students is the campus of Haldia Institute of Technology which is big enough for a private college in our surroundings.

Teachers are experienced enough to manage, but not highly experienced or talented in solving problems. Till now, I haven't encountered any teacher skilled enough to handle boarding classes. Proper syllabus management is missing and syllabus completion does not take place.

Not many students get placed. But the average salary package offered is quite good enough to manage, as in a private college. The highest salary package offered depends on how well one masters a skill to get into a multinational company. If one has good skills, one can crack into any company.

The college Classrooms and labs are very good. Labs have many equipment, and we have a library only for the chemical engineering course. Wi-Fi is always available. The hostel is good, but the mess is not so good. Medical facilities are very good. The college always organises some sports events.

Teachers are very helpful. They are highly qualified, like M.Tech from IITs. Their teaching is very good. Semester exams are not so tough at all, and if we study regularly, we will get good marks. Teachers also provide all the PDF notes and everything.

In the engineering course, almost 80% of students get placed. The highest package is 10 LPA, and the average package is 6 LPA. Many companies like HPL, IOCL, Adani Group, Emami, etc., hire students from the chemical engineering course. 60-70% of students got internships in the above-mentioned companies.