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Placements at IIT bhu are the best amongst second-gen iits and 90%+ students get placed in their final year. The profiles of jobs offered include sde, analytics, consulting products, and core jobs. The packages offered are also very good and I plan to pursue the job I have gained from college.
The faculty is very supportive, you can contact any professor if you have some interest and zeal to work on the project being done by them, moreover, all the professors are very knowledgeable they will help you if you have any problem in your academics.
In 4th year you will get placement offers. The list of companies visited is quite long including Microsoft, Google, Amazon etc. The highest package given last year was 2 crore. Almost all students are placed in campus placements themselves.
The college is best known for its placement standards. The college is popularly known for its Training and placement cells. The cell plays a very important role in our placement. The college placement cell conducts mock interview rounds, pre-placement talks, written tests and GD rounds and presentation talks. The placement cells fully prepare us for every placement round so that we can easily get through the placement and receive good packages. The training and guidance by the placement cell help us to grab good package offers. The highest package offer for our batch was around 58 LPA and the average salary package was around 18 LPA.
So, good thing first. I would say that our college, IIT(BHU) overall is a very good place to study four years of engineering. Definitely, going to the standards of IISc is still a far-fetched dream, but it still has very high potential of surpassing it. Given the number of projects underway, which have already been started, if that could be added with the revamping to academics that is driven by research and industry, IIT (BHU) can really become one of the best colleges in the country and abroad. The bad thing is that college management is slow and hierarchical which leads to delayed growth.
Although at some times the infrastructure depresses you but it is an iit with all opportunities same as others.
It is chill here. I think chill is a very small word to be honest. its chill at Antarctica here. course curriculum is very tough which gives us a very good chance to focus on our all round development and also can explore new things and learn something out of the box.
It is IIT with nri rank 11 and it was the only college I was getting mechanical engineering. Also it have very good placement. .
The course structure is designed in such a way that if anyone loves research he will enjoy and if someone wants to develop another skills out of the box he will also get enough time to develop those. Thus students from this college do great in their life. Their are 5 Working Days a Week including Theory and Labs. B.Tech Students are required to do Internship during 3rd Year and IDD have choice of doing it in both 3rd as well as 4th Year, which provides relevant Industrial Skills. Besides Interships college organises regular Seminars and Workshops for Students to make learn required Industrial skills.
My review of IIT BHU will be based on some very common parameters.
Overall, IIT BHU is a great choice if you are willing to sacrifice the hostel conditions and self-study.
My friend was a student at IIT BHU and he witnessed a number of changes as the IT BHU got converted into IIT BHU.
These were some of the changes my friend witnessed after the IT BHU got transformed into IIT BHU.
My friend is an alumnus of IIT-BHU and he was a member of the Kashi Utkarsh too. He claims the organization is doing really well in eradicating the prevalent social constraints through the collective efforts of the group. The body convinces the financially weak families living in Varanasi slums to send their children to schools with the help of KU funding.
As easy as this may sound, the actual process is very tiring. The families are hell-bent against education and persuading them is a big task. The relentless efforts of the team members of KU and their compassion to serve the weak have brought massive changes in society.
However, some students of the institute don’t give KU the respect they deserve and are not ready to spend a single penny claiming that KU pockets the funds themselves.
If you visit the social media handles of the KU members, you will find a list of children who get into the formal education system along with their school fees being paid by KU. Dictionary the constant assistance from professors like Prof. Ashim Mukherjee with KU helps KU stay strong.
Pharmaceutical Society and Department of Pharmaceutical Engineering & Technology, IIT (BHU) organize the Nation's largest pharmaceutical fest-SPIRIT.
SPIRIT is an annual fest of pharmaceutical engineering & Tech. branch of IIT(BHU). It is a national level event where pass out students can also participate. Pharma and medical enthusiasts from the country come together in this two-day fest to encapture new ideas and innovations to bring out the best of the participants. There are many competitions where you can compete to share and gain knowledge and ideas. Workshops and seminars are also organized. IIT(BHU) is the only IIT having a pharma branch, that's why it is the best college of pharma. The Department of Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology, IIT (BHU) was established in 1932.
If someone wants to pursue higher studies in pharmacy, SPIRIT gives a platform to meet the best professors and students. SPIRIT is also a good platform if you want your research paper to be published by showcasing here to many professional pharmaceutical organizations.
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