National Institute of Technology B.Tech Review By Ajitesh Sahoo

The college is located in Narela side of Delhi which is close to Sonepat. I didn't know about the college at the start and from YouTube videos and different websites I got to know about this college. The college is still under construction. There are only 3 buildings mini campus, admin block and mechanical or start up block.

The eligibility is JEE MAINS marks and entry is through JOSAA. There are 8 branches, out of which 2 are going to be opened in 2024, branches are CSE, WE, ECE, Mechanical, CIVIL, AI and DO, VLSI and Aerospace. Overall 374 students are going to be enrolled in 2024. It’s in developing stage and packages are fairly good.

All the teachers have done Ph.D, and many have done post Ph.D also. Faculty members are good and supportive. They motivate us to go to different hackathons and learn more and more things from self to get better packages. Classes have smart board, so it enhances teaching of professors, labs have ample amount to computers and other equipment for different labs, computer have good processors so, overall labs are also good. Various activities are conducted here and various guests are also invited to give speech in auditorium.

Yes there is a good placement cell in NIT Delhi. Yes it helps the students to get placed even head of placement cell tries for every student to get placed in good companies and our college student strength is less despite total 63 companies visited in 2023 and 24 placement rounds.

Hostel is ok types, not very good. Very few single rooms are there, mostly are 2, 3 4 and 6 seater rooms. Ac rooms are available but it's limited. And girls hostel are less, so they have to live in 6 seater rooms. First year hostel is in Nilerd which is 5 km away from main college, free bus service is there for 1st year from college and DTC bus are also their which takes 15 Rs. for AC bus and 10 Rs for non AC. Apart from Nilerd hostel there is also SRHC hostel for 1st years which 200m from Nilerd ground. Seniors have hostel in campus itself, there are two hostels for boys, one is Dhauladhar and girls one is Yamuna since strength is less so hostels are less but one hostel for boys is under construction which can accommodate 700 boys. Sports facility is also good here.

Infrastructure is in its developing stage only 3 buildings, one is mini campus in which there are labs, classes and hostel too for boys (Dhauladhar) and girls (Yamuna) too. 2nd building has the admin block for CSE department, classrooms of CSE department, labs and cabin for the professors of CSE department are also there. Sports section, auditorium and one Nescafe shop which offers fast food and soft drinks is also available here. And third one is startup center and mechanical department. Academic block, one boy’s hostel for boys is under construction.

Fests are not so much great, as college has fewer budgets for now. Crowd is less, as college was started in 2010. Various clubs are there for literature, art, sports, robotics, machine learning, etc. Overall college is good, crowd is less, and college is still under construction. Metro is 17km from college; ample public busses are there for transportation. Overall I think college is ok.