A number of factors combined together make NSUT one of the premier engineering colleges in the country.
However, in recent years both DTU and NSUT have increased their intake exponentially and have lost the charm of being the best Engineering colleges in Delhi. NIT Delhi and IIIT Delhi seem to have taken their place now. So unless the students of NSUT help restore its brand value, the institute will be a total failure in the future.
My sister pursued her B.E. in Electronics and Communication from NSIT (NSUT). She was also confused between the two options when she got her JEE Mains rank. Finally, she chose NSUT. These are the reasons behind her decision-
Overall, NSUT is a better choice to pursue your Electronics and Communication Engineering.
I am a student at NSUT Delhi. I do not regret joining this institution at all. At NSIT, you will get the opportunity to explore your interests and participate in various college societies. Through societies, you can connect with seniors who are very helpful and supportive.
In comparison to other colleges, NSUT Delhi has many advantages-
Have faith in your choice and make the most out of this opportunity. Remember that nothing comes out of regret. Also, this institution is a great place to be in.
If your rank is more than 1000, you’ll probably not get CS/ EE in any good IIT. But if you still wish for an IIT tag, I would recommend you go for a more relaxed branch. This means, picking the branch with the lowest closing rank. I am saying this because apart from the CS/EE/Mathematics group, all the branches come under the category of “others”. Unfortunately, all these “other” branches are equally placed.
If you are passionate about a field, be it Mechanical or Chemical, definitely go for it. With a passion for your field, you will secure a good core job or can even plan your Phd. in that domain. I would also recommend you check the integrated MSc. courses in Mathematics/Statistics/Physics. They might be a better and more beneficial choice.
As far as NSIT/DCE/NITs are concerned, I would recommend you talk to some seniors from the CSE/EE branch to get a better idea. Otherwise, go for a lower branch in the IITs if you do not get a “top notch” branch at them.
NSUT Delhi offers a dynamic and vibrant college life. The college spreads over a huge campus that is surrounded by lush greenery and peacocks flying around.
The college gives equal importance to academics and extracurricular activities and has various societies that promote fun activities such as dance, music, drama, fashion, debating, etc. A few societies like CSI, IEEE, and BHR promote educational and technical skills. You always have something to do or explore here and won’t get bored even for a moment.
Another source of great fun and enthusiasm is parties. First-year students get 2 freshers, an official and an unofficial one. The intercollege cultural fest Resonanz brings another wave of enjoyment to the campus. This is followed by the intercollege technical fest Innovision and the cultural fest Moksha. These are held on a huge scale and students can be seen involved in fun activities for 4-5 days.
Overall NSUT offers a very happening college life that will give you some of the best memories and friends to cherish for life.
IIIT Delhi is suitable for students with a passion for research and higher studies. If you aren’t one of those, choose either DTU or NSUT.
Here is a comparative analysis of the placement statistics of the 3 institutes
|
Particulars |
NSUT Delhi |
IIIT Delhi (2023) |
DTU |
|
No. of Students Placed |
1044 |
96.58% (placement percentage) |
- |
|
Median/Average Package |
INR 16 LPA |
INR 23.72 LPA |
INR 15.16 LPA |
|
Top Recruiters |
Microsoft, Amazon, Texas Instrument, Google, Qualcomm, Cisco, Hero Moto Corp, etc |
Qualcomm, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, MathWorks, Dell, Synopsys, Adobe, IBM, Accenture, Complex Systems Laboratory, etc |
Samsung, Instabase, Atlassian, Sprinklr, Amazon, Alphonso, Salesforce, Microsoft, Adobe, etc |
If you want to have good placements and enjoy your college life, choose NSUT or DTU. But if you want a rigorous curriculum, and research opportunities and are planning to pursue MS or MTech then go for IIIT Delhi.
To convert your CGPA from percentage, and vice versa, use this formula-
CGPA= ( Percentage marks+7.5)/10
(or CGPA= Percentage marks/10)+ 0.75
And conversely,
Percentage= (10*CGPA)-7.5
Accordingly, the grades corresponding to the percentage are as given below-
|
Grade |
% of Marks |
|
6.25 |
55 |
|
6.75 |
60 |
|
7.25 |
65 |
|
7.75 |
70 |
|
8.25 |
75 |
This scale is prescribed by AICTE. Both NSUT Delhi and DTU are approved by AICTE.
NSUT Delhi is a government engineering college and unlike other private engineering colleges, it does not have a management quota at least officially.
Although there are many rumors of unethical means adopted in admission, that is something every college is involved into a certain extent, and wasting your time on that is futile.
The college, however, does have a staff quota, and many candidates misuse that, by pretending to be a direct relation of a staff member.
So be aware of such activities!
Here are some important things I learned from the campus placements at NSUT Delhi-
These experiences aren’t just limited to the placement season of NSUT Delhi, they are common for all the colleges/ universities.
Here are some important things I learned from the campus placements at NSUT Delhi-
These experiences aren’t just limited to the placement season of NSUT Delhi, they are common for all the colleges/ universities.