NIT Srinagar - National Institute of Technology Answered Questions

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The major problem with CS/IT in NIT Srinagar is the abundance of unreliable, under qualified faculty members, most of whom have graduated and/or postgraduate from substandard colleges. So join ONLY if you are willing to submit to 4 years of self study because no matter how poor the quality of the classes is, the question papers are always of a high standard. Coming to infra, all you need for these branches is a well-equipped desktop and yes, NIT Srinagar has a lot of those but like I said, it all burns down to self study and you cannot rely on the teachers, not even in case of labs (especially not in case of labs). The schedule is moderately hectic and eases out after 6th semester. The placements are good, of the level of other NITs. The placements in our batch (2012) were 100% and more than half of the class was doubly placed. The highest package offered was 6.75 LPA by Samsung Research Institute, Noida, which is pretty decent for IT/CS. All in all, NIT Srinagar is a nice place to be in. The location of the college is breathtaking, and the quality of students is really good. No matter what, this place is bound to give you the most memorable years of your life.

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If you are interested in pursuing CSE/IT from NIT Srinagar, keep following things in mind:
1. No shortage in attendance as such. CSE/Students are never harassed for the shortage. On the other hand, ECE guys have to put in classes.
2. CSE/IT has good placement in terms of students meeting eligibility criteria of various companies that visit here. ECE placement is average for 2013-2014 batch.
3. Permanent faculty is good in CSE/IT but not a very big number. Don't expect them to spoon feed you. ECE has a larger pool of faculty and they are good.
4. Awesome and beautiful place if you are a nature lover. Life is slower here, not a metropolis. No malls or cinema halls around.
5. You can play sports or go for a stroll on the banks of Dal lake. Plenty of excursion opportunities are possible.
6. There is medium pressure in terms of curriculum/academics. Life is easy in CSE/IT.
7. Not a typical college experience.
8. Wi-Fi and Ultra high-speed Broadband (10 MBps) line is available in hostels.

Metallurgical engineers are employed in every industry and enterprise that produces, buys, sells refines or manufactures metals or metallic products. You have probably heard many times that modern societies cannot function without a plentiful supply of every conceivable type of metal and alloy and that people who are skilled in the use or production of metals and metallic materials of all kinds are highly valued.
Try abroad for better salaries.

Future scope in metallurgy and material science is really bright. It has a lot of scope in the steel industry and other metal industries. The timing could not be better after India has signed recent contracts with Boeing and Airbus under the "Make In India" initiative. You have to aim for the best institutes to pay for the dividends.