NIT Patna Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

It's not specified because some professors are good or bad, it's dependent on the mood of the studying professional that curriculum is world applications is good in terms of ai+ Machine learning+ robotic. Teaching is also good

At nit patna, the students become eligible for the campus placements from the seventh semester , the reputed companies like infosys, wipro, tcs, l & t , cognisant, and the capgemini, visit the campus. The highest package has gone up to indian rupee 43 lakh per annum while the average remains around 8- 10 lpa , for the cse and the lower for other branches like cse and the ece get placed, while, core branches have slightly lower placement stats. Job profiles, incluude software developerr , analyst , design engineer , and more. After graduation , i plan to pursue a job in the software sector, of prepare for the higher studies depending on the opportunities.

Placement stats of our college is quite good . In fourth year students become eligible for placements. Companies such as Google ,pwc etc. visits here for hiring process .this year highest package touched to 52 lacks and average package is 13 lpa.

Placements at NIT Patna are extremely good and it is mostly known for it's lucrative packages and placements. Students become eligible for campus placement in their final year that is 7th semester onwards provided they have no any active backlog and their CGPA is Greater than 6. In 2024 , about 120 big companies visited Nit Patna including Google, Amazon, Samsung, L&T, Microsoft, Accenture, Wipro, Deloitte, Morgan Stanley, PwC, Infosys, McAFee and many more Highest package in 2023 was 1.6 crore, a girl from ECE department secured this offer from Amazon. Average package is about 12 Lakh per annum. Roles offered were Graduate Engineer Trainee, Data Analyst, Product Manager, Software development engineer, Data Scientist, project manager, research trainee, quality engineer, VLSI-Engineer and many more. About 80% of students got placed last year and 96% of electrical Engineering students got placed. My short term goal is to get a good on campus placement and my long term goal is to pursue an MBA from elite institutions like IIM and also prepare for UPSC.

The current scenario of placements are not quite good . But in electrical engineering it is a little good .Previously except 2-3 students all students were placed successfully from our department.One best thing about NIT-Patna's placement is that it doesn't allows companies to aquire students who offers a placement of less than 6 lakh.

from 4th semester studente are eligible for campus placements. many mnt companies visits our college like amazon ,phone pay ,oracle ,tcs ,google etc. highest package is 1.5 cr in 2022 and average package is 8 lakhs. electrical and mechanical have 100% placements and other departments have 70 to 80 % placements i want to join a semiconductor company.

It helps us to make the education process a student centric activity. To develop cognitive , phsycomotor and interpersonal skill . It helps in decision making for future. To make evaluation an integeral part of teaching learning process.

Student became eligible after 6th semester for placement almost all big company visited in my college till now like Google oracle Accenture Amazon phonepay and many more till now 35 percent students get placed

here when we speak about the placement process it actually starts at the 7th semister starting and goes on until the end of 8th semister and her almost all companies which are of top in INDIA visits as the students here are trained enough skilled to percive a good paying job and recently from NIT PATNA a student percived a 4 crore package in google which is actually the highest of the year and really many other got good enough placements as per their performance in the interviews . if you want in detail you can search in offical website of university about the companies visited here.

The curriculum at NIT Patna is pretty good, but it's not perfect. I'd say it's relevant about 80% of the time, and comprehensive about 75% of the time. What I like is that the curriculum is mostly aligned with what the industry needs, and we get to learn about the latest technologies. The faculty is also really knowledgeable in their fields, which is a big plus. However, there are some areas that need improvement. Some courses feel outdated or less relevant, and we don't have many options for electives or specializations. I wish we had more flexibility to choose what we want to learn. In terms of preparation for real-world applications, I'd say the curriculum does a decent job. We get to work on projects and labs, which helps us apply what we've learned. But sometimes I feel like we focus too much on theory and not enough on practical skills