You will experience an amazing life as a student of Electronics and Communication Engineering at NIT Silchar. I will go through all the aspects you have mentioned one by one

Labs:

• The labs of the ECE department are equipped with modern instruments and facilities.
• The lab attendees are usually M.Tech. and Ph.D. students who are eager to teach their juniors. They are passionate about research and are very approachable.
• There aren't any restrictions on timings and you can go to the lab anytime between 9 am-8 pm. 

Teachers:

• The teachers of the ECE branch are very calm and guide you throughout. 
• Students who are serious about their future and studies can approach the teacher who motivates and guides them in the same.
• The faculty is highly qualified and humble at the same time.

Placements:

• If you are someone who is committed to hard work and utilize your potential to the fullest then trust me the placements here won't disappoint you. 
• The core placement opportunities are limited but this is the same in most of the institutes today. Mostly software services-based companies recruit NIT Silchar students. This is because the hardware industry in our country is not as developed as compared with the software industry.
• Last year ECE students at NIT Silchar received 120, the second highest offers after CSE. Out of 112, 87 students got placed.
• Don't focus much on the placement statistics rather focus on performing excellently and good packages will come and find you.

Campus Culture :

• NIT Silchar has an amazing campus culture thanks to the strong harmony between peers and amazing campus facilities.
• The campus is surrounded by lush greenery and is a great stress buster.

To experience all this firsthand, get admission here and live some of the best years of your life!

Scoring a CGPA of 9+ at NIT Silchar is challenging but not impossible. With the right mindset and strategy, one can easily attain this score. However, the study strategy varies from person to person to person. Here is what my brother at NIT Silchar followed that helped him score a CGPA of 9+

• Attend classes regularly : Oke can never underestimate the knowledge you gain during classroom sessions because when you revise the same afterward it engraves better. So try to attend classes for the important subjects. 
• Class notes: Maintaining and studying from the class notes is a crucial step while aiming for a high CGPA. For most subjects, going through class notes is more than enough to score decently. grades. However, you are aiming for a 9+ so you need to refer to other sources too. Make digital notes from the PPTs and PDFs.
• Study everything: Try not to skip any topic however minuscule it may seem to be. 
• Write concise answers : While attempting the paper, make sure your answers are crisp and to the point. Exaggerating won’t help you and might even result in a negative marking. Try to write the answers in points rather than paragraphs.
• Numerical: Don’t just go through numericals but practice them daily as they are very scoring.
• Time Management: Manage your time well while attempting your exam.
• Other sources : If you are targeting a high GPA, you cannot solely rely on class notes. Study from standard books and understand the concepts well.

Lastly, don’t make the purpose of your life to achieve a high CGPA and sacrifice your passions and hobbies in the process.

NIT Silchar is a prestigious engineering college that imparts quality education in various fields. However, the PG courses aren't very well-known and only the UG courses have gained fame over time. It is therefore advisable to check the profiles of the teachers in the respective department.

Additionally, NIT Silchar is located in a remote location and you might find it difficult to procure your equipment for projects. MTech depends on the quality of the research and project you have completed and if you fail to accomplish it your MTech degree is invaluable. 

Most companies visiting NIT Silchar prefer BTech students to MTech students. So getting a good job let alone a core job is very difficult here. The institute has no international ties so your future prospects may narrow down further.

Consider all the above factors before making your final decision!

NIT Silchar’s Department of Management Studies offers an MBA in Marketing, Finance, and Human Resources Domain. Here are key highlights of the NIT Silchar MBA program 

• Smart-Classrooms
• Full-fledged library
• Computer Labs
• Seminar Halls
• Hostels with 24*7 Internet access and Power and Water supply
• A highly learned and experienced faculty pool
• Excellent exposure through interactions with industrial experts and visits. 
• Excellent placement scenario 
• NIT Silchar Training and Placement cell trains you for internships, placements, and other activities.
• Amazing campus facilities such as indoor, and outdoor stadiums, Gym facilities, Hostel, shopping center, Café, Post office, bank, Health center, etc.

The faculty is dedicated and ensures the holistic development of its students. The entire department works as a team from the H.O.D. to students to office staff. Every student is given individual attention to ensure no communication gap. The classroom sessions are lively and dynamic discussion of current happenings in the business environment takes place. The syllabus is well-updated and at par with industrial trends. The syllabus has been designed under the guidance of a top Management Expert.

Overall, NIT Silchar MBA can be considered if you aren’t getting an MBA from a good B School.

If you look at all the criteria MHRD takes into consideration while ranking institutes, NIT Silchar is at par with most NITs but in terms of research, and infrastructure. The only parameter in which NIT Silchar was behind NIT Warangal was reputation and the difference was drastic. This affected the overall ranking of the institute in turn lowering the NT Silchar cutoffs.

I think the major reason behind its poor reputation is its remote location and the rumors related to it. It's falsely rumored to be in a Naxalite region and the exposure is believed to be minimal. The institute has a bad reputation, particularly in North India. 

I have friends from several NITs and I have safely concluded that NIT Silchar is better than many but it's difficult to convince people of the same and the institute has a bad reputation. 

To fix this problem, we need our alumni to be more active in portraying the right image of the institute. Additionally, the institute should hold more inter-college events and strive to build a reputation.