TIET Patiala Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Great infrastructure in terms of hostels and lecture theaters. But lacking in sports like basketball courts and volleyball courts. Football ground and running tracks are great. Decent badminton court and swimming pool.

Various opportunities for projects. Relative CGPA is really a challenging job but eventually you adapt. Strict 75% attendance criteria. Sessionals are the key for scoring great in this institute. Good choices for electives.

This institute is really appreciated for the placements part. Placement cell works really hard for getting big companies to the campus. Although placements for mechanical and civil are an issue for the past few years.

I go with 3 starts because the fee is rising very rapidly. Although the infrastructure is improving but that isn't enough to justify the fee hike. So if you work hard and dedicatedly then you can get your money's worth

Campus life is great here. There are open air theaters, markets, food joints and various hangout spots. There are many fests and competition to look forward to every month. Safety wise the campus is completely safe and you can stay out as long as you want without worrying.

Having a great time so fast with lots of learning opportunities

The infrastructure is quite good compared to other colleges in Patiala with this good reputation. The new computer science block is amazing with great interiors and facilities. The hostels are good too except for some old hostels. The hostel mess are decent.

The course is good especially for Computers, electronics and mechanical engineering. The facility ranges from decent to great. You get various opportunities to work on projects also with the faculty. The mechanics faculty is highly experienced.

For a private university in engineering it's placements are rather great with only BITs being better. The average package of computer students is highest with decent number of core competencies coming for other branches too.

The fees is increasing very quickly. The main reason for this is the constant construction work going on inside the campus. With new academic blocks and new hostels. I will cost you around 4 lakhs per semester including college, hostel and Mess fee.

The campus life is great. You have alot for fests and completions. There are many good Hangouts throughout the campus, a decent market that provides all general products and some some decent food joints.

My experience for the past 1.5 years has been great. The campus has a great environment to learn and make good memories at the same time. Just work hard during the exams periods and make sure you do well in practical labs

Being a 60 year old institution with recent growth in fee and investment in infrastructure the campus has a combination of old and new buildings. The new block in really a thing of beauty, with state of the art technology and fine architecture. All classes are equipped with smart boards. WiFi is accessible in all the buildings.

Like any other college it has a mixture of good and bad faculty. Although if you are committed enough then you have more than enough opportunities to excel and achieve great things. You'll get many chances to work on various projects.

The placements in the recent years have been good. A growth has been seen especially in non tech section. The placements for Computers and Electronics are best since they get relatively higher packages.

The academic fees is 2.5L per semester with atleast 50k for hostel and Mess fee. That's alot but won't be a waste of you work hard. The hostels are mostly good and well maintained. Some of the old hostels are in bad condition but will be replaced soon with 2 new hostels under construction

There are not much restrictions especially for boys. Girls have a hostel entry time for maximum 9:30 PM. They can get permission for library till 12. The campus has a decent market area and many hangout places. Boys can hangout as late as they want. The campus is completely safe based on my experience. There are many fest and competitions that occur on monthly basis so you always have something to look forward to.

Overall my experience has been great. I honestly loved my past 3 semesters and 4th shouldn't be much different. There are many societies so you'll surely find one that you would be interested in. The academics is good overall with decent placement records.

It is one of the biggest private engineering colleges of India with exceptional of art facilities. There has never been an issue regarding the amenities or provisions being provided to the students. You get everything you need inside the campus only, no need to go out and toil. The living spaces are clean and food is good.

I am studying in B. Tech Biotechnology and currently in my last semester. Quality of teaching is good but at end day it depends on the perception of the students. Much of the curriculum although has been updated, but some of the courses still stand still. Biotechnology branch specially is still adamant on following the concept of traditional learning.

Placements are outstanding for the computer science and other mainstream branches. But when it comes to the branches like biotechnology and chemical, things can get a little tacky. These branches are more focused on students getting into higher education rather than getting placements in the non core sector.

You need to be financially stable to be able to study here without any problems,not gonna lie!

The best part. In Thapar, you live the best years of your life, it's a never ending fun filled experience.

One of the best experiences of my life!!