Netaji Subhas University of Technology (East Campus)

{Source: B.E. / B.Tech students & alumni}

Is B.E./B.Tech at NSUT (East Campus) worth the investment?

Here's a summary of what current students and alumni think:

Placement Records
* High placement rate: around 90% of students get placed in reputed companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and more.
* Average salary package: ranging from 8-15 LPA, with the highest package reaching up to 61 LPA.
* Role offers include data analyst, software engineer, and more.

Facilities and Infrastructure
* Well-equipped labs and libraries.
* Decent sports facilities, including a basketball court, volleyball court, and football field.
* Limited hostel facilities, but plans for expansion are underway.

Teaching Quality and Faculty
* Majority of faculty members are well-qualified and knowledgeable.
* Teaching methods vary, but many students appreciate the supportive and helpful nature of the faculty.

Course Curriculum
* Course curriculum is relevant and includes topics like AI, ML, and IoT.
* Semesters are moderately challenging, requiring around 75% attendance.

Campus Life and Extracurricular Activities
* While campus life is limited, many students engage in events and fests on the main campus.
* Scholarships are available for students with high GPAs.

In conclusion, despite some limitations, the majority of students agree that the B.E./B.Tech programme at NSUT's East Campus is worth the investment. The strong placement records, well-equipped facilities, and supportive faculty contribute to making it a valuable educational experience.

The final NSUT East Campus cutoff is based on JAC Delhi Counselling. JAC Delhi Cousnelling is conducted in mutlipe rounds by Joint Admission Committee (JAC) for admission to Undergraduate Programmes in premier Delhi Government funded universities, offering Engineering, Architecture and Management. The total number of rounds in which the counselling will be conducted depends upon the availability of the vacant seats. Going as per the last year trends, NSUT cutoff 2023 was released up to Round 5, while in 2022 up to Round 3 and in 2021 up to Round 8. To know more about NSUT East Campus cutoff category-wise and round-wise, candidates can click here.  

JAC Delhi Counselling 2024 schedule is yet to be released by the Joint Admission Committee (JAC). It has been anticipated that JAC Delhi Counselling 2024  Online Registration and Choice Filling should commence in May 2024 and go upto till June 2024. To be conducted in five-six rounds like last year, Round 1 should release in June 2024, while Rounds 2, 3, 4 and 5 in July 2024. Also, JAC Delhi Spot Round (if applicable) should be out in August 2024. Once released, JAC Delhi Counselling 2024 schedule will be updated on this page.        

The closing rank for NSUT East Campus cutoff 2023 is 9676 for B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (IOT), 10196 for B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) (ECAM) and 8194 for B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Big Data Analytics) (CSDA). NSUT East Campus cutoff is based on JEE Main scores followed by JAC Counselling. At the UG level, NSUT offers BTech course across three specialisations. NSUT East Campus admission 2023 to BTech has been concluded with the release of JAC Delhi Counselling 2023 for 5 Rounds. 

{Source: B.E. / B.Tech students & alumni}

Success Rate of Placement Cell

Based on student reviews and feedback, here's an analysis of the success rate of the placement cell:

* Limited company visits: According to some students, only 2-3 companies visited the campus last year, offering a salary package ranging from INR3-3.5 lakhs.
* No placement officer: Unfortunately, there is currently no placement officer available to assist students with their careers.
* Average salary package: The average salary package offered was INR3 lakhs, with the highest package reaching INR6 Lacs for the CSE department.
* Dependence on off-campus opportunities: Some students reported relying heavily on off-campus opportunities for placement, indicating a lack of robust on-campus recruitment efforts.
* Slow pace of placements: One reviewer mentioned that placements had been slow in recent times, making it challenging for students to secure employment.
* Recent merger with NSUT: Given the recent merger with Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT), it remains unclear whether the placement cell will improve its performance in the coming years.

Overall, while there are some positive comments about the placement cell, the majority of reviewers expressed concerns about the limited number of company visits, lack of a placement officer, and dependence on off-campus opportunities.