Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology - [BPIT], New Delhi - Reviews

New Delhi, Delhi NCREstd 2007

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College Curriculum is very good and is well lucid and understandable for every student
Very good faculties and infrastructure of the college and the playing ground.

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It was difficult at first to search for a place to do an internship, and you know its quite boring to work when you are not getting paid and working for just a lousy certificate.
The college is unable to place their students and is very bad at doing placements. Companies do not visit the college, and those who come are only offering sales jobs, which is very bad.

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I choose this course as it is CSE and trending therefore higher chances for placement, student ratio is quite good enough although not many girls but still a better ratio in btech, faculty teaching is also nice

Sunita B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering (Student)Reviewed on Oct 3, 2023

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BPIT PLACEMENT AND INTERNSHIP

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I don't have much idea about placement since I'm a fresher but this is IPU's top 4th college so placement is decent. Avg package is 10L. The median is 7-8L and the highest off-campus placement is 66L. Companies like Infosys visit this campus.

Kanchan B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering (Student)Reviewed on Sep 27, 2023

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BPIT - fully explored and reviewed

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I am interested in technology and I think being in the BTECH course will give me immense opportunities to explore new things related to my interests. Student ratio: boys:girls:: 5:1. Faculty are qualified enough. Some have graduated from top universities, one of my physics teachers was doing her PhD in physics from NSUT Delhi along with teaching. The teaching method is very normal. Some teachers make efforts to make the students understand concepts, but others don't even bother if you are listening or not; they just want you to sit quietly in class if you are attending their period. Term exams are after every semester. They are not that difficult to pass. One can study one week before the exams and pass them with good marks.