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| Course | Entry Type | Total Seats |
|---|---|---|
| B.Tech. in Civil Engineering | Lateral (2nd Year) | 35 |
Admission Mode: Via TUEE (Tezpur University Entrance Exam)
Eligibility: Diploma in engineering disciplines or equivalent
Frankly speaking, both Electronics and Instrumentation and CSE are equally good branches that open up ample opportunities in the future. Let us have a brief comparison of the NIT Silchar, E&I, and TEZU.
Infrastructure – TEZU is leading in terms of the best infrastructure and well-equipped lab facilities, especially in the CSE branch.
Faculty – TEZU is gifted with more highly qualified and experienced faculties than others.
Placement – NITs and TEZU have had a good record of placement in recent years.
Research – CSE has an active and advanced research environment at TEZU.
Other than the qualities of the institute, your initial preference should be given to your interest in the core subject.
NIT Silchar is an engineering college so its MBA program isn’t exactly very credible. Tezpur University is a much better option than NIT Silchar in terms of faculty, exposure, and job opportunities. One needs to bear in mind that the reputation of the program matters more than the reputation of the institute.
Here are a few pros and cons of joining NIT Silchar for an MBA program
Cons:
So, so NIT Silchar is a decent choice for an MBA only if you failed to make it to the IIMs, private B Schools, IITs, other NITs, and Tezpur University.
All three colleges are good engineering colleges and each of them has their unique pros and cons. For instance,
In terms of placements and academics, the preference order would be
In terms of campus life, the preference order would be
As a whole, NITs are well known for their excellent placements, brand name, faculty, and elaborate alumni network whereas Tezpur University is known for its widespread beautiful campus, research culture, and extracurricular activities.
So, you can choose the college that meets your expectations of college life.
The main difference between Tezpur University and Gauhati University is that the former is a central university while the latter is a state university. So, TU has a residential campus, central funds, and better infrastructure compared to Gauhati University.
In terms of quality of education, there is no such difference between the two universities. GU being the older university has better experiences. However, TU has improved a lot over the years. Both universities are well recognized in India.
Before choosing an institute, think about what your requirements are. Here are some points that might help you make a decision.
Therefore it is suggested that if you aim for an immediate job opportunity, go for NITs. For students who feel confident that they can get a job off campus or are more inclined towards academics and research can go for TU.
Placements are not really good in our college, it is more of a research institute so it mainly focuses on PhD as PhD strength is good. Higher education is more prefered here but placement scenario is also good
When I enrolled here, all of the students irrelevant of their branch were studying the same courses for a year. The subjects were just really a revision of how our fundamentals were strong in higher secondary education. The professors were very helpful and guided us in every way possible, except one subject, i.e. Basic Electrical Engineering, the professor literally failed almost half the batch, 250 students were failed in his subject. It's not that we didn't understand the subject, it's just that we didn't understand his teachings. Excluding that fact, it was very smooth and there was nothing extremely hard. There are 4 exams held per semester, First Unit Test, Mid Sem, Second Unit Test, End Sem. A total of 100 marks : 10+30+10+50. The faculty-student ratio is 15:1
This is something, I would explain with my enthusiasm. I had one of my best 4 years of my life in this university because of the friends, the fest and the energy this place has. I won a university football tournament which was really fun. During the winter season, the annual sports fest come to life and the university becomes full of energy and life. We had one of the most well built library, which also had AC. It was one of the place I used to hang out to escape the summer heat.
The facility provided in the room is pretty good, except the fact, some random weeks there will be shortage in water, Campus WiFi sometimes stops working. I recommend not having the mess, because most of the time you will be eating outside if you have a rich taste
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