The reason why I chose ITER and not some other college is because ITER has good reputation and has always been outstanding in terms of placement and one main reason, it has a well-structured B.Tech curriculum that covers strong field of Computer Science engineering, with specialisation like, Internet of Things, AI/ML, Cybersecurity and Data Science aligning well with current industry needs. One bad aspect about the college that it is still considered a tier 2 college which prevents students from availing certain private/ government loan or scholarship schemes which are just for the tier 1 colleges. To get admission in ITER you either need to give their online SAAT exam or you also get direct admission on the basis of your JEE Mains percentile like me. The admission window opens in December and closes in August. After the main round there is mop-up round and then at the last there is a stray vacancy round. There is no Interviews or Group Discussions or anything.

Yes. You have to give an entrance exam which is called SAAT for law aspirants. And then there will be an interview which shall be conducted just before admissions and they will judge you based on your current knowledge about legal news and some basic questions related to law.

This college's NIRF ranking is 4th at present and we know that this rank in itself speaks about the institution. The institution is at the capital city of odisha and you can understand how fascinating it's about to get a college in a capital city with all facilities available for travel, stay and enjoy for being here for years and study. That's all what I found best about this institution in respect of choosing it as a best college.

I chose this college because of the NIRF ranking which was 8th at the time of my joining . I heard from my seniors about the quality education that this course was offering . And the idea of joining an integrated course was saving me the money , the time and the effort from pursuing two different degrees one after another .

I found this college has good and fair review . The campus provides better environment including all necessities. The faculties are also good and they help when needed . Also the infrastructure is quite good everything is available like parking, Catterine.

In 2023 the NIRF ranking of SNIL was 8. The faculty here were experienced and well trained. Admission process was a bit time taking as after the entrance exam(saat) the result declared was late but overall the admission process was good(it may differ from person to person).

I joined the college because of the affordability, the curriculum and the NIRF ranking . The good aspects are the teaching and library . The bad aspects are the distance from the main city and the lack of facilities in the area .

Wanted to complete my studies not far from my home The criteria is also simple 65% above Exam such as jee mains and there own soa exam is acceptable The soa exam is known as Saat exam which is not so difficult compared to jee and competitive exams

The college provide us practical knowledge. So that really helps understanding the topics more efficiently. The young teachers are very friendly and supportive. But the older teacher aren't that freindly comparatively.

You have to clear a exam entrance exam for qualifying into this, and after giving the entrance exam, you will be qualified to take admission here and everything is good except the high amount of fees and the amount of jobs and will be provided by the college as I am in third year and we are the first batch so we don’t know the further process because we don’t have any senior