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Noting as such, college has been a good platform for me to experience my interests and hobbies, but at the same time has given me hardships which has kind of given me prior experience on how harsh the corporate world is gonna be.
Positive points are more green campus, good friends, near by manglur district (which has malls & many tourists places). Negative points are climate condition is not good, no winter (6 months rainy & 6monts summer), some times water problem.
It's a best college and your voice will seldom be heard unless it benefits the college in monetary terms or reputation. They promise you false hopes and abandon you in time of need. The mindset is backward and women here face the brunt of it from their colleagues and their professors.
Everything positive except the weather too rainy in rainy season and too hot in summer season. But it is outmatched by our private nitk beach.mess food is not good but cant expect much. We have nitk guest House.
JEE MAIN , 203/360 .My college is 2nd best technical college in south India. It's topmost nit. NITK have best campus infrastructure.Our college have best placement records.so I preferred nitk.
NIT Surathkal is one of the premium engineering colleges in India. It has an amazing faculty pool with top-notch infrastructure. Many big companies visit the campus for placements. The campus is huge with all basic amenities like hostels, health care centers, sports facilities, etc. Students are provided with 24/7 internet facility and also basic facilities like water and electricity.
The campus life is very dynamic with many technical and cultural events taking place on campus. Your peers are mainly people who couldn't make it to IITs but are very talented. Moreover, you get to experience the breathtaking view of the Arabian Sea.
NIT Surathkal organizes one of the best Cultural Fest Incidents every year. Additionally, many startups have been founded and co-founded by NITKians which has improved the startup culture to a great extent. Ultimately, college is more about what you learn and experience!
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