NMIT . Yes or no ?

The curriculum is actually very good . We have various optional course and ability enhancement courses , it is actually very well planned . Like you get all the required materials on time , one drawback I would say is completion of syllabus

So internship was offered by , dalvik apps ,a drone tech company and a html internship by hp other than this I'm not that familiar yet , but there aren't that many opportunities for internships for all students only a selected set of students get exclusive internships so it's better to try outside

Placements , I actually have no clue about placement but usually most of the students get placed . The average is actually 4LPA ITS SHOW AS 6 But it's 4 . In terms of my branch recently two seniors got place for 22lpa ie for a job in Japan .

So I'm a management student and I joined in 2022 . That time my management fee was 4.5 lpa for my course and for cse it was 5 lpa . Its is rated 168 in NIRF and it isn't that affordable and not that worth it as the fees for management has increase drastically it's 7lpa for cse rn .

So the infrastructure isn't that bad . They recently had few renovations and it's still going in , but considering that the college is really old it has good infrastructure and there are various amenities . The only complain about the as not enough dustbins and the hostel food , but they got that fixed .

So basically this wasn't even my primary option , I got into vit AP for cs&bs but due to personal reasons I couldn't go there , and I wanted to take a drop year but my parents didnt let me to so I had to choose between bmsit and Nitte and I chose Nitte as it is better in all possible aspects (based on research )

Faculty is fairly good . My department os really good . Idk about other departments but my department is good . Few faculty may show partiality but it's common in engineering colleges so nothing new .