Nmims,Chandigarh. Full detailed review.

The course curriculum is up to date with all the necessary subjects. It has emphasis on lab and experiments rather than normal classes. Every exam is approximately a month far from each other and you have 25 days holiday for final exams. With all the assignments, experiments, practical, lab and presentation it can be hectic to manage but most students learn how to manage all things.

There are on compus placement and few companies visit. But very few students are only selected and offered a package of around 5-6 lpa. Oracle, fy, hdfc etc In percentage placement is around 10%. I plan to apply for off campus placements and don't have any plans for mtech or any other cource.

Tution fees is 120000 Security deposit is 20000 Remaining fees is for dress, and material - 80000. If you opt for hostel Mess food - 80000 And, remaining fee is for hostel(which are sharing). The fees will most likely not change within first three years and can slightly change in fourth year.

It has very good annual and technical fest and festival with good arrangement with students and teachers also participating. All the books are accessbile is college library and anyone can borrow any book for 15 days. Almost all sports are present with maintained ground and also has swimming pool and few indoor games. There are various clubs that work throughout the year.

Hostel are very clean with all the amenities required It has all the necessary appliance and enough area to keep all objects. Hostel food is very hygienic and can sometimes feel tasless or repeated. You can rent pg and flat yourself but it will generally cost more with transportation in mind.

I applied to almost every famous college and exams like vit, iit hyderabad, jee, comedk, wbjee. I got third category in vit and and didn't score well in other exams. The admission process is not very tricky. You just have to submit copy of councelling letter with fees.

All facilities are nice and experienced in their field. The college has all the lab with all necessary tools. The faculty to student ratio is something like 40:1. There are three exams in an semester. First two compromising 10 marks. Mtt 1 and mtt 2. And the last one is of 100 marks which is scaled down to 50 marks.