Thapar: A good option for hard workers

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Placement
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Course
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Campus
4.5
College
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Hostel
4.5
Internship
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Aniruddh
Reviewed on Apr 24, 2022(Enrolled 2019)

Remarks

Admission is based on your jee mains exam Form can be found online Students with Punjab domicile get 50% seats reserved the admission process is quite efficient Different for different branches mainly for COE goes about 95 percentile

Course Curriculum Overview

4

Course curriculum is quite well made and a calendar is provided prior to the beginning of every semester the faculty student ratio is around 1:20 and most of the faculties well read and come mainly premier Institute of the country examination schedule is provided well before the commencement good holidays are provided for preparation

Internships Opportunities

4

Malli the internship process starts from third year itself with most companies offering PPO after internships Majority of the internships are paid and big companies come to hire students from all the branches

Placement Experience

4

Placements are good if you know how to work hard Thapar provides one of the best exposure opportunities a private college can but rest depends on your hard work all the major companies of core and Non entities visit the campus which includes Microsoft Goldman sach De Shaw JP Morgan Havells Philips and many more

Fees and Financial Aid

This college is one of the most private Engineering colleges in the country there are a lot of scholarship programs based on academics and sports there are a lot of opportunities for paid internships and good type and are also provided one of the major recruiters for internship in the college are De Shaw , jp Morgan , Microsoft etc

Campus Life

4.5

Campus life Is quite happening there are lot of events place throughout the semester you can also chill around a lot of places within and outside the campus the campus is quite huge and is about 250 acres

Hostel Facilities

4.5

Hostels provided are good and are with equipped with state of the art facilities the food is more or less average but that is the condition with all hostel message around the colleges over all the experience within hostel will be really good and you won't miss home if you have money

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