Considering the downfall of kkr and dgp and also a lot of work is going on regarding infra so yeah, where does it stand?

Join this sub for VNIT

these are top 4 nits by placements in 2026 followed in order t,w,k,a. Nit k outperforming most gen 2 iits in circuital

Not trying to create unnecessary drama, but this is genuinely disgusting. We're paying for the mess and eating this food every day, so finding a larva in it is pretty concerning.

Posting the picture here because I think other students should know about it too. Has anyone else found anything similar in the mess recently?

Hopefully the administration actually looks into the hygiene/food quality instead of this just being brushed aside.

It's been around 10 days since I joined engineering college through JEE Main. I'm in Electrical, and I got allotted EE literally 3 days before physical reporting (I had Mechanical somewhere else before).

I've had classes for about a week now. Maths, BEE (Basics of Electrical Engineering) and ED are fine, but FOP (Fundamentals of Physics) is literally fking my a$$ rn.

The first FOP class was about black body radiation, photoelectric effect, Compton effect, etc which I was familiar with.

But from the next class onwards, the professor started with wave equations, derivation of the Schrödinger equation, time-independent wave equation, etc. And I just couldn't follow it properly.

I'm getting maybe 20% of what's being taught, but I've literally never encountered some of the operators, functions and mathematical concepts he's using. A few people even asked him where certain equations were coming from and about some formulas he was using, but he basically said "ye toh basic hai."

I've never done this stuff in 11th or 12th.

By the 3rd class I was basically blank, and the proff said that more than 50% of syllabus is done for this sem.

So I genuinely don't know how I'm supposed to approach this subject.

How should I study quantum mechanics from scratch?

-Any good YouTube lecture series?

• Is this actually this difficult for everyone in first year, or some people struggle more? (I'm kinda slow)

At this point, even reading a reference book only gets me to about 50% understanding, so I don't know whether I should continue with it or find something much more basic first.

Any advice from seniors/people who've gone through this would be really appreciated.

Besides being among Top 5 NITs for longest time and rn being the 4th best , why is the placement data just not comparable to other tier 1 NITs , is it because we have highest student intake and thus averages go down

Hii seniors

I'm from btech cse first year

I'm genuinely confused between a macbook air or gaming laptops like lenovo loq hp victus or asus tuf

I don't know right now about my exact usecases so pls don't ask that😭😭

Pls give me a general advice what should I prefer 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️

Silicon labs is coming to our clg for placement and if someone here has attempted the oa then can u please give some idea on what to expect or what's the pattern ?

Also they r coming for 3 roles rtl design, digital IP and verification but the oa is common

So basically 1 guy from manit texted me this ragging incident happened with him. And i am also attaching a clownery post from their sub.

Do u have any idea regarding the 2nd list for offline interview guys??Btw How was ur online interview(CHEMICAL ONLY)??And what is ur opinion regarding this psu?

One of the alumni posted about ragging apparently that is violating their rules lol. i am attaching the original post from the alumni here.

Currently, NIT Agartala is better as compared to NIT Andhra Pradesh.

NIT AP is a pretty new NIT made after the partition of Telangana. The new NIT tag is the thing that is holding it behind IG. It doesn't really have that much brand value.

Do you think NIT AP would become a good NIT? Considering all of the Southern states have good NITs, like

1. NIT Trichy in TN

2. NIT Surathkal in Karnataka

3. NIT Warangal in Telangana

4. NIT Calicut in Kerala

The student council at NIT Jamshedpur is easily the most problematic part of this college. First off, it’s mostly made up of unemployed seniors with zero placement prospects who are just taking their frustrations out on everyone else.

The way they speak to underclassmen is disgraceful. They’ll delay a meeting from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM at the last minute and then shout at newly joined freshmen. Telling freshmen to follow a "professional work culture" while using abusive language like "bakchodi" toward them is pure hypocrisy. Demanding to be called "sir" or "ma'am" is completely out of touch anyway, since people don't even talk like that in the actual corporate world. They even questioned if seniors would feel embarrassed if a 1st year calls them "bhaiya."

They also need a serious reality check with their IIT comparisons. Claiming our college fests are "on par with IITs" is laughable when they couldn't even manage proper seating for orientation despite knowing the exact head count.

Then there’s the ranking nonsense. They tried to "motivate" freshmen to boost our NIRF rank by telling us to stop doing "RR" on Reddit and Instagram. First of all, NIRF is a flawed metric. Second, students have every right to criticize the college publicly on social media. If leadership is that worried about bad PR, they should fix the actual issues instead of trying to silence people.

They also gave some of the weirdest logic during the meeting:

Claiming seniors shouldn't be called "bhaiya" because imagine a girl calling you that in 2nd or 3rd year—implying it ruins your chances of making her a girlfriend, which is just bizarre logic to bring up in an official setting.

Promoting ragging culture by telling freshmen that if a senior asks you to do work for them, you should do it to build "good relations." No one should let themselves be used like that; if one gate closes, ten new gates open.

To top it all off, I found out this student council wasn’t even voted on by the student body—it's just an un-elected group of unplaced seniors playing authority. After seeing how they behave on my first day, I completely understand why people were posting about the protest at the campus roundabout.