How good is studying Instrumentation and Control (IC) Engineering at Nirma University?

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Rajveer Dutta · Accepted Answer

From what I've heard, Nirma University is a solid choice if you're eyeing Instrumentation and Control (IC) Engineering, especially if you're clear about your career goals. A friend of mine from the IT branch mentioned that Nirma really shines when compared to DAIICT, provided you're focused and ready to work hard.

Here's a quick rundown:

The management is pretty organized, but it's a bit strict, which might feel a bit like school.
You'll pick up discipline, good manners, and management skills. Plus, you'll have a good college life and career, especially if you're not planning to pursue a Masters abroad.
The student crowd is quite diverse.
If you can manage the fees (around ₹7.24 lakh), it's worth grabbing a seat.

The computer department is well-regarded, and some IC students I know are happy with their choice. The average CTC is around 4.5 - 7.5 LPA, with the highest reaching 8-12 LPA. Companies like Adani Power, Reliance, TCS, and ZS Associates recruit from here.

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