NIT Trichy, Tiruchirappalli

NIT Trichy intakes students for B.Tech based on JEE Mains ranks. Here are the 2023 closing ranks for round 6 of JoSAA counseling, to get into various B.Tech branches at NITT- (gender neutral seats for open category students)

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A close friend of mine shared her experience at NIT Trichy and I have written the answer based on her experience. She called her life at NIT Trichy very meaningful and dynamic. Although she spent merely 2 years during her MTech, she had so much to learn and experience here.

Initially, she was a bit taken aback by the campus as it looked like she had come to a jungle. Soon she became familiar with the hostels and other places and adapted herself to life at NIT Trichy. Luckily she got the best roommates that accelerated her college life experience. 

The peer groups comprise students from diverse backgrounds and you get to interact with people with versatile professional backgrounds. Usually, English is the medium of conversation here since South Indians cannot speak Hindi. 

Powered vehicles are restricted so students can be found cycling across the huge campus. All basic commodities can be found inside the campus.

Boys aren’t allowed to enter the library and Computer center in capris or shorts. On weekdays, the deadline for girls is 9 pm whereas on weekends it is 9: 30. Those who don’t adhere to the rules are disciplined accordingly.

Additional amenities include a CCD inside the campus, along with many canteens and a mess on the campus.

Usually, the whether here is hot although a few hostels have AC in common halls.

Overall, life at NIT Trichy is full of ups and downs and varies from individual to individual.

The disadvantages faced by NIT Trichy students because of its remote location and hot climate are known to many so I will talk about issues no one has yet commented on.

• North Indians face major language barriers here, especially with shopkeepers, teachers, and peers. They are least interested in learning the language of the locals.
• NIT Trichy does not offer any effective treatment for the street dogs that roam inside the campus. You can find dogs everywhere like hostels, canteens, and messes. They should either be sent to the forest authority or should be treated fairly. Many times I have seen dogs die because of malnutrition.
• Students hailing from Telangana face major ragging issues. 
• NIT Trichy has no amusement places nearby where you can hang out with friends. 

I hope the administration takes measures against these issues.