r/nmitbanglore

wth are these induction classes. they are js so boring

Some people say that we have to learn kannada in the first year is it true?

Do we have exams for that too?

Same as title,( asking seniors )did they change the classes last year after Induction program?

C language or Python? Or is it smtg else ?

And in which sem do we have it?

Hey guys... I have the option of joining eee for nmit or ece in reva

Can anybody please tell me which one is better in terms of education, labs and infrastructure, student crowd, campus life and student development opportunities, in the sense of encouraging students to learn other skills and all

Please help and thank you

how did you all feel about the day one, i personally couldn't make any connections, most of the students i spoke to, either weren't interested in new connections or too introverted. its was good, but socially tiring for me.

I got 3679 rank in the NUCAT exam, and my counselling was scheduled for 20th June (afternoon session). Unfortunately, I couldn't attend due to a medical emergency.

I contacted the Principal and the Admissions Office on 21st June. They told me that there would be a second round of counselling if seats remain vacant, and that I would receive an email regarding it.

The Principal also explained that the counselling is conducted by the NMAMIT Mangaluru campus, and that the Bengaluru campus only displays the counselling information on the notice board. They said they don't have the authority to add me to the ongoing counselling process.

Now, whenever I contact the Mangaluru campus, they say they don't know the Bengaluru seat vacancies and ask me to contact Bengaluru. But when I contact the Bengaluru campus, they tell me to contact Mangaluru instead.

Has anyone else faced a similar situation? Were you able to attend the second round after missing the first due to a genuine emergency?

Nitte is my last hope since I don't have a KCET or COMEDK rank.

Ayoo, who’s joining Nitte this year? Let’s make a squad before classes start🤙🏻😜

https://ig.me/j/AbYsBPlNXDORLzuh/

So seniors please give all piece of advice so that I do excellent.

•The subjects

•Concepts

•Language

•Skills

•What NOT to do

•What to DO

• FROM WHERE TO STUDY?

•HOW TO STUDY?

•Also, what kind projects we are supposed to built?

•And most importantly, how to connect with seniors? Like some say through clubs and all??

Please I'm someone who needs to put in my everything so that I don't regret or disappoint my parents.

i really dont feel like spending 1500 on uniform im broke smuggling is not going good

My friend from MAHE recently told me NMIT got blacklisted by some companies for issuing fake certificates to children of MLAs.

Is it true? And how will it impact placements?

First year hear

Read some of the comments in reddit which are posted a year ago. Can anyone please confirm

#nitte #nittebangalore

I have took admission in csbs program on 20 th and return back to my home as I am from jharkhand so i can not attend the orientation and my ticket to Bangalore is booked on 10 july and will.reach there by 12 july

So my question are

.) would it be a problem I dose not attend the orientation program

.) what the registration for on the morning of orientation day

.) and about the induction program from 30th till 15 th July what it is for / what will happen in this period

.) and about the uniform and books dose it will be selling till the induction program or only till the orientation dates

Hi everyone,

I really need your honest opinion because today is my last day to finalize my college, and I'm completely stuck.

My final two options are NMIT (Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology) and REVA University for CSE. I don't have any other options left, and I have to make my final decision today.

If you were in my position, which one would you choose and why?

I have one specific question as well: Is NMIT really much stricter than REVA when it comes to attendance, rules, discipline, and overall college life? I've heard mixed opinions and would like to know the reality from current students.

I'd also love your honest views on:

- Placements (actual reality, not just statistics)

- Faculty and academics

- Coding culture and peer group

- Internships and industry exposure

- Campus life

- Attendance and strictness

- Opportunities for higher studies (especially if I plan to pursue a Master's abroad)

Please be completely honest, even if there are negatives. I'd rather know the truth before making my final decision.

This is a very important decision for me, and today is my last day to finalize.

Thank you!

I used chatgpt to generate this, pls answer 😭

Hi, I have a few questions. The orientation is on 29th, and I enrolled for the bus during the counselling. Will the bus facility be available that day? I live quite far away, so does my dad need to come with me, or can I come alone? Also, when will the regular classes start please help me guys 😭

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Joining this year