Internship opportunities are decent, especially if you're proactive. The college does bring in some companies, but you'll need to hustle and network to land the best roles. Don't rely solely on the placement cell.

The B.Tech Electrical Engineering program at NIT Durgapur focuses heavily on theoretical knowledge. While the curriculum is comprehensive, practical application and industry exposure could be improved. Some professors are dedicated, but the overall approach leans towards rote learning rather than in-depth understanding.

The fee structure for B.Tech Electrical Engineering at NIT Durgapur is around ₹1.5 lakhs per year. While this is comparable to other NITs, students feel the facilities and resources don't fully justify the cost. Additional expenses for hostel and mess can add up, making it a significant investment.

Some faculty members are really supportive, but honestly, a few seem disinterested. It's a mixed bag. If you get on the wrong side of some professors, life can be tough. Try to stay under the radar and focus on your studies.

Campus life is where NIT Durgapur shines a bit. The infrastructure needs work – think old benches and not enough fans in the summer. But the clubs and friendships you make are the real highlights. Hostels are okay, but could be less crowded.