Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology B.Tech Review By Srishti Rawat

I choose Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology because it’s a good college and it was taking admission through board exams percentage during year 2020. My overall experience at this college has been pretty decent. It’s a good college as compared to other private colleges with a decent placement record and great infrastructure. It has a huge 250 acres campus.... Read Full Review

I decided to pursue Mechanical Engineering at Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (TIET) because it has excellent professors, well-equipped labs, and research opportunities. TIET is a remarkable engineering college that places a strong emphasis on academics and research, has a diverse and brilliant student body, and offers many opportunities for personal and professional growth. The institute has a great placement record, with around 90% of eligible students who take placement exams g... Read Full Review

When it comes to pursuing engineering, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology - TIET popularly known as Thapar University Patiala needs no introduction. Karam Chand Thapar found it in 1956. It is situated in the royal city of Punjab; Patiala. It has stood out and acquired a top-notch position in its domain. It is one of the steering private institutes in the nation. National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) officially certified the institute with a category 'A' certificate. Si... Read Full Review

If there's anything for which the Institute can be appreciated is their style of doing things. The crowd here is super stylish and everyone looks confident at the campus. We never waited for the faculty to tell us our mistakes. The management and the faculty ensured that any form of difficulty faced mentally or with education will be addressed and that gave all confidence to move freely at the campus. Nothing was planned here on how to work things out because surprises were thrown. Out of the bl... Read Full Review

I studied at Thapar Institute and did B.Tech CSE in 2016. The placements were average but still the best in this region. Don't expect much from faculty as there are just decent. Fees is a little high, and thus the college is for those who can afford such high fees and, along with that, capable of doing self-study. There are some major pros about the university, such as infrastructure. It's top class, and students get Wi-Fi access on the entire campus. Hostels are pretty good and also the sportin... Read Full Review