National Institute of Technology - [NIT], New Delhi

Life at NT Delhi is both challenging as well as rewarding in terms of the opportunities it offers both academically and non-academically. The relatively small batch size ensures a good rapport between the peers and also with the faculty. The small intake also ensures a decent package for everyone during placements. 

• Sentience is the annual cultural and technical fest of NIT Delhi. Although is not held at the same level as other engineering colleges, it is extravagant and dynamic.
• The permanent campus has excellent hostel facilities with provisions of AC rooms for which students are required to pay an extra 10k. 
• The Nilerd campus and SRHC also have decent hostel facilities. The mess food is average and this campus is almost 5km away from the main campus. The commute is easy as a bus runs at the college’s expense to transport you to and fro both the campuses 5 times a week.
• The NILERD campus has decent sports facilities at least in comparison to the main campus which has sports facilities still under construction. 
• NIT Delhi does not have an active club life.
• Students get a plethora of opportunities to participate in various activities and sports due to the low intake.
• The college is located in close proximity to many IT hubs so many companies visit the campus during placements.
  NIT Delhi has a number of canteens on campus to cater to various necessities like stationary, snacks, etc. 

Life at NIT Delhi is pretty engaging and dynamic offering ample opportunities to build a successful career. 

My sister is a student of NIT Delhi and shared her hostel life experience at the institute. Her hostel was located in Rohini almost 22 km away from the college campus. The biggest issue is that the hostel is located in a remote area so it isn't safe for girls to step out late even after sunset. Here are some highlights of the NIT Delhi girls hostel 

• The hostel rooms are spacious, and clean and comprise a bed, a study table, a cupboard, a stool, and a chair. The hostel wardens are friendly and supportive.
• The students from the year to the third year are allotted the YWCA girls hostel while the 4th-year students are allotted the college PG.
• 1st-year girls are allotted 8 seater rooms, 2nd-year girls are allotted 4 and 6 seater rooms while 3rd-year girls are allotted 2 seater rooms.
• Although having 6-8 girls share rooms creates a good bond between them, sometimes there are privacy issues due to overcrowding.
• Festivals of all cultures are celebrated at the hostel like Diwali, Christmas, Holi, Raakhi, birthdays, or Lohri. 

Overall, NIT Delhi girl's hostel life is amazing and gives you a lot of memories to cherish for life. 

There are two modes to teach NIT Delhi by Delhi Metro and bus.

Delhi Metro

• Choose the Delhi Metro Yellow line
• Go to Jahangirpuri metro station.
• Leave the station from gate number 3 and hail an Ola sharing
• The total travel time of this journey will be 15-20 minutes and the Travel cost will be around INR 110 for one person. 

Bus

• Take the DTC bus number 120 to Narela.
• Walk 200 m straight from where they drop you and you will reach NIT Delhi 
• The travel time of this journey will be around 1 hour approximately and the travel cost will be around INR 20 

Hope this helps you!

NIT Delhi is definitely not the worst NIT given its excellent planet scenario. However, it's true that NIT Delhi hasn't reached the level of other NITs, and it's because it's in its infancy stage. It still has many obstacles to overcome which it certainly is doing gradually. 

The reason NIT Delhi is ranked poorly is that the major criteria considered by these ranking bodies are faculties research work, placement, campus, and infrastructure and sadly NIT Delhi lacks in all these aspects. It has no permanent campus and the infrastructure is also pathetic. The institute attracts less quality professors and has a low permanent-teacher ratio. All these factors combined affect the ranking of the institute.