Chaitanya (Deemed to be University) collaborating with NIAT Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The curriculum is updated regularly with topics that match current technology trends. We get enough time to complete assignments and improve our understanding. Internal assessments and presentations also help in overall learning. I feel more elective subjects can be added to give students wider career options.

Before joining I thought it would be like any other engineering college where we just study for exams. But after coming here, I felt it's a bit different. We do have theory classes, but there are also coding sessions, projects and assignments almost every week. Sometimes it gets a little hectic but I think it's actually helping us learn better. The syllabus feels relevant.

The course has been a nice mix of theory and practical work. We don't just sit through lectures all day there are coding sessions, projects, assignments, and hands on activities that make the subjects easier to understand. It feels like you are learning skills that you'll use later. One thing I noticed after joining is that the classes don't feel the same every day. Some days are regular lectures while on others we are working on coding problems, assignments or small projects. That change keeps things interesting.

I feel the curriculum is well balanced because it covers both the basics and the latest topics in technology. Instead of only learning theory, we also spend time on coding, projects, and practical work, which makes the subjects easier to understand. The course is planned in a step by step way, so each semester builds on what we learned before. Overall I think the curriculum is relevant, easy to follow and gives students the skills they need for internships and future jobs

From 5th semester of the full course or 1st semester of the third year placements can be availed and it is purely based on your skills and marks obtained however if you have participated in any other hackathons or any programs then you will have a cutting edge which is a good practice and good number of people good their placements and we got many companies tied up

Many companies and product based startups provided different opportunites for different roles like technical support engineer intern etc to 1st year students with a stipend of 15k to 30k. I mean this is huge for a student who just started his learning.

I would definitly rate the course curriculam as high in terms of relevance & comprehensiveness as it is well structured & match industry standards covering both theoratical concepts and practical applications.

NIAT placements are still developing and on campus recruitment may not be established as older institutions however students enhance there emploibility through internships hack accounts and real world projects at participation in clubs like Jain AI clubs social impact clubs helps in skill building and networking with industry professionals to secure jobs students of focus on internship self learning and industry connections with a strong portfolio of projects they can pursue careers in a software development ui ux or cybersecurity some opt for freelancing startups or higher studies to father specialised in their field

Right now we didnt have any placements because we were the first batch and after joining in 6month we were getting internships, right now in 2 months we have over 100+ interships for students . My plans is i wasnt decided first of all ill aquire skills to grow and make use of it

I really liked the course in terms of people whore are more aligned towards computer science and wanted to learn 21st century skills which gonna have indemand jobs. The teaching methods and real world problem solving is really mindblowing.