NIT Silchar Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

As per our seniors and professors, placements are quite good here. EIE (Electronics and Instrumentation), CSE, EE and ECE have more IT sector jobs, ME and CE have scope for core jobs but a high CGPA is required for them, and that's why mostly people go for tech companies after maintaininig a decent CGPA of >= 7.5, could change to >= 8 in the following years. Many poeple got for civil services, GATE and other competitive exams, some go for further studies: national and foreign both. Highest placement would be around 50 LPA for some tech company and average would be 10-11 LPA. Students get eligible for campus placement in the 4th year, subject to having no active backlogs, and having an CGPA >=7.5 as of yet. In the third year, everyone must complete an internship, being it indsutrial or research based. It is recommened for 2 internships in these 4 years. My plans are to sit for placements in the core sector, and do a lot of thigs all together so let me see what happens, we'll change accordingly.

The placements are very good in NIT Silchar which makes it a highly preferred college by most engineering aspirants. There is mandatory industry exposure which can be done through internships at the end of 2nd year or in 3rd year. High number of companies visit the campus each year including tech as well as core companies. Highest package goes as high as 60LPA and average is 13LPA. Majority of the students get placed and the others opt for higher studies. I will be preparing for placements and try to secure a job through campus placements