Tinku Gupta's Review On National Power Training Institute - [NPTI], New Delhi

I only give suggestions to others that do not take admission in my college because it is the worst college.

I gave CET Exam to get admission in this college. There is not any interview process the admissions is based on the rank scored in the CET exam. I choose this college on the basis of it's placement record

The course is very good and interesting but the college is not well good enough to teach the course. No there is no focus on the pratical learning even the theoretical knowledge is not sufficient for us. Not a single research initiatives is taken by the college

College doest not provide any internship. Students have to make their effort to get internship

At the time of admission the placement was very good but now it is worst because now only 10-20 %of the students get placed because the administration of our college does not make any effort for the B.tech students. They just focus on the pgdc or pdc students

College doest organise any fest it was all the effort of students who do cultural and Technical fest

As it is a central government college so the fee is affordable it is about 40000 at the time of admission and then 35000 for 2 & 3 year and finally 60000 for the final year

It was all about the students, college does not provide anything.

Only 1 out of 3 colleges in India which pursue B.tech in Power Engineering, but I feel very bad about that moment at which I choose that college for my graduation

I am a day scholar but some of my friends are hostler and the infrastructure of the hostle is very bad. Two students share a single room which is a short one

College does not provide any platform for student - alumni meet. Students itself contact with the alumni and invite them to gain some knowledge

There are only 2 or 3 faculty which are good and remaining are just holding the tag of faculty even there is a shortage of faculty