Honest review of NIT manipur

Since it's an autonomous Institute teacher set exam paper on what they have taught and the exam paper is relatively easy enough you can literally pass just by studying one day before exam. Industrial visit is rarely done , mostly stick to the text book. Exam is conducted semester wise monthly and about 5-15 lectures are given weekly

From as early as 7 semester students are eligible for campus placement. Companies that visited often are Samsung's, accenture, jio etc overall average package. Highest package was 47 lpa to Microsoft and average is 7 lpa around 90 percent is placed

Tution fees varies according to your parental income there are three categories 1) below 1 lakh 2) between 1-5 lakh and 3) above 5 lakh . National scholarship are given depending on the category /caste

Typically only one major event is done i.e ougri festival no major event is done. The library is good with variety of book but some are outdated books but you can take the book as long time as you want without needing to reissue. The classroom have projector but not used often and the college has a good ground for only cricket and football not major game played. Clubs are very limited and not much used often.

Room is decent size but the mess food and bathrooms are very poor. The food is sometimes half cooked and poorly made especially the chapati. The hostel is little expensive considering you're paying nearly 30k per semester for that hostel and no you cannot rent a room Or pg as the area doesn't have any

Admission is on the basis of the jee mains rank and the students needs to be in the cutoff region by jossa /csab counseling. Reporting time is after the counseling and no exam is taken by the college for the admission procedure

The faculty although mostly local knows hindi and english and is very cooperative and helpful they don't emfasize on attendance etc small things . The faculty is qualified enough like nearly every professor has a decent experience of approximately 10 years in their respective domain and many of them are currently working on government projects