NIET provides some internship opportunities, but it largely depends on your skills and academic performance. Companies like TCS, Cognizant, and Capgemini visit for recruitment. While CS and IT students get more opportunities, core branches might find fewer options. So, focus on building your skills to grab those internships.

I pursued B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering at NIET. The course curriculum is pretty standard, and the first-year teachers were really good. Although the number of faculty decreased over the years, the study materials provided were helpful. The labs are well-equipped, which is a plus point for practical learning.

The fee structure for B.Tech programs at NIET is moderate compared to other private colleges in Greater Noida. Expect to pay around ₹1.2 to ₹1.5 lakh per year, depending on the specific course and any available scholarships. Keep an eye out for fee waivers based on merit or entrance exam scores.

In the first year, the teachers were really dedicated and knowledgeable. However, as I progressed, the number of experienced faculty seemed to decrease. Still, the teachers were approachable and willing to help if you put in the effort. They provide study materials, which is quite helpful during exams.

NIET has a decent campus with the basic amenities. There's a gym, but it's only for first-year students, which is a bummer. The canteen is average, and the hostel food quality drops over time. On the bright side, there are courts for basketball and badminton, so you can unwind after classes. The college also focuses on fests and extracurricular activities.