It's a great experience.

The college administration is pretty good except some aspects the fact that UG students are given much more importance that PG students is very annoying to us PG students. Apart from that, the management is pretty good another area of improvement may be p

I took the GATE exam to get into NIT Trichy for my M. Tech in Environmental Engineering under the Civil Engineering Department i scored 39.67 in it i opted for this college because of its great reputation and the placement oppurtunities it provided the online counseling and admission process was fairly simple and easy.

The course structure for my course was really good and focused on research in the first year we had classes and studied various subjects like in B.Tech but in the 2nd year, we had only lab and projects, the projects being of our own personal choice, which was a great step to promote research I feel.

Yes, the college does provide internships that also pay stipend but it is mostly for the B.Tech students to take advantage of there aren't many opportunities for PG students in case of internships from college most of us have to look for them ourselves.

Placement opportunities are really good for B.Tech courses but not so much in core non circuital branches and even lesser for M.Tech and other PG students when it comes to placements, the main focus of the college is on B.Tech students and PG students don't get the same kind of opportunities that being said, 30 40 % of the class does get placed and the others try for off campus placements.

We have a technical fest called Pragyan which is quite well known with a large number of participants from other colleges and our cultural fest Festember is regarded as one of the best college fests in India with a step count of almost 10000 and a wide range of national and international artists perform in it apart from that, we have plenty of other intra college festivals.

The fee structure is quite feasible the hostel fee is only around Rs. 22000 per semester and the tuition fee is also only 21500 per sem, while M.Tech Students are also paid a stipend of Rs. 12800 per month for the work that they do for the department.

There are plenty of scholarships provided by state and central governments for students studying in NIT and there are also scholarships based on a certain student's performance in exams such as JEE Mains etc there are also plenty of other tests to avail scholarships under private institutions applying for student loan is also very easy and SBI is eager to provide students with loan too.

Campus life is pleasant with people from different parts of India meeting and getting to know each other the gender ratio is off balance and the number of girls is very less compared to boys. There of plenty of diversity in the campus and a number of extra curricular activities to take part in there is no discrimination among students and everyone here is very tolerant of each other's origins, choices and lifestyle.

Hostel facilities are not up to the reputation of the college and lag behind plenty of other NITs we had to share our rooms with one other roommate in the first year and were given single rooms in the second year while the B.Tech students weren't mess foo

The alumni network is very helpful and are always ready to provide assistance to students who know them and all alumnus are also very interested in the happenings of the campus and visit the college often.

We only had exams in the first year and they weren't too frequent we had 2 cycle tests and one Final exam each semester, which wasn't too much pressure in the second year, we didn't have any exams, but constant project reviews at regular intervals and we

The faculty of the college that I was able to know in the two years was extremely knowledgeable and supportive the professors knew a great deal about the subjects they were teaching and the project guides were extremely supportive and provided valuable gu