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Academics quality is low due to good faculties leaving and the ones that remain simply do not care about what they’re teaching. So, learning at Nirma is 2/10. (2 for a few faculties who spend effort)
Placements are at an all time low. Only 20 students have a job right now (4 PPOs and others Campus placements below 9LPA). The placement committee does not function properly and not even a good T3 firm visited this year. Placements are 1/10.
Internship cell does not exist. Student find their own way out. 0/10.
Extra-curricular are great but that’s because of students’ individual effort. The college helps very little in promoting and supporting moot, debate, adr (no exemptions, no mentors, etc).
Extra-curricular 7/10. (Student efforts)
The other cons are as follows-
- 85% attendance rule. 70% is necessary by hook or crook.
- Increasing batch size for freshers and lowering of quality of batches.
- Not helpful with running internships and giving exemptions for even assessment internships.
- No MOUs, no contacts with firms.