Brief review on IITH from recent graduate
Likes
- Infrastructure is great and world renowned.
- Campus Life is comparatively better than other colleges
Dislikes
- Far away from the city is what I believe is the con.
- Budgeting for events is little disoriented.
Remarks :
I had known that the institution was known for its collaboration with Japanese technology companies and the government in general and could foster the connection between the cultures and nurture students for various challenges one could face and give new perspectives oneself.
Course Curriculum Overview :
Civil engineering was challenging and tough at times with all the assignments and projects one should be doing but it is what one should expect from the world-wide renowned institute, we even have a professor who topped the charts and stood in the top 0.2% of scientists in the world. He taught us a couple of courses too which were awesome and inspiring and also guided us to choose our future careers wisely.
Internships Opportunities :
There is a similar internship drive in the 3rd year of btech 1st year of mtech and so on. The were very good companies and offers from various top-notch MNCs like Google, dee shaw, etc but it is tough for noncircuital branch students to take part because of openings and competition but one can try hard and achieve good offers nevertheless.
Placement Experience :
Placements are average in my year as the recession hit every college in India not to the extent everyone taught but other than around 15% who go to higher studies, there were about 25% who didn't get placed this year and I believe it was the effect over all other top institutes in the country. The highest could be around 1Cr+ from a Taiwanese company and the average was looking at about 12Lpa. I think the average dropped because of the local companies that took part in the placement drive and were giving fewer packages on the Eve of the recession. Many took it as something is better than nothing.
Campus Life :
The hostels were everything, we have our architecture designed by some of the world-renowned architects and our hotels are one of the gems of the designs along with other academic infrastructures. Our hostels even had radiant cooling which you don't see as common, our events are well balanced along with the play area and sports. Our events are not on the scales of other IITs stick as mood indigo of IITB but they are energetic and entertaining. Clubs are all good and great places to network and have fun while upskilling.
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Placement Experience :
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