NU Narratives

All industry experiences are crucial experience in the life of all future engineers, but the last one before graduation assumes greater significance.

NIIT University’s final year B. Tech (Biotechnology) student Lasya Priya Kanchi has a strong research background.

For all engineering students, industry practice is one way of figuring out their strengths, interests and understanding roles they are cut out for.

“My industry experience has shown me that you can look at problems with a different set of lenses.

Hi! I am Shivank Pahwa, an alumnus from NU’s Class of 2020, B.Tech. CSE. I regard all my time at NU as an amazing life experience, even if much of it was demanding.

“Don’t run after the top most institutes, because it might not be the best for you. At the end of the day, the University and you have to work together towards your success,” Anurag Porel offers sound advice to engineering aspirants who have cleared their JEE-MAIN with flying colors. It’s time to make your hard work count.

Way before the pandemic, digital disruptions were holding sway over diverse industry sectors. Electronics and Communications field in particular was in a state of flux with new age disciplines gaining prominence.

Getting placed smack in the middle of the lockdown when companies are laying off employees, and deferring placements, is no mean feat. To get placed with a top International brand like PwC in these testing times is a spectacular achievement.

Talking to Prof. Sudip Sanyal is like going back in time. As he himself reminds us that he might be one of the few people left who started off on mainframes using punched cards to feed in the programs.