Assam University B.Tech Review By Pritam Sarma

Assam University in short AUS is a central government university run by the Indian government. It has a very beautiful campus but according to me many central universities have better campus then this. So I’ll suggest you to only come if you don't have any better campus. The campus is green but not cleans, and especially if you are not from Barak Valley the food here will also irritate you and that is for sure.

For my course B.Tech there are 2 steps by which you can get admission in this university. The first one is you have to participate in JOSSA and CSAB counseling and the second step is you can go through the spot counseling which is conducted by the university itself. For the first step you must have know the details but for the second step you have check the notifications published by university on their website. They also publish their eligibility criteria and other conditions on the notification. So you should take an eye their time to time. For the other courses also the classical admission process happens but they also conduct an alternative method to get admitted. You will have to look out for notifications for that.

Although the faculties are highly educated as they are working in a central university but it depends on teacher to teacher about their behavior and teaching skills. Some may be rude or some may be helpful. It will be mutually dependent on the student's ability to learn and teacher’s ability to teach. So I'll suggest you to make a good relationship with your teacher to get good grades for real. Personal opinion- they don't care much about your grades they are just focused on getting salaries and doing what they need to get the government money.

Yes placement cell is there. You can check the placement brochure and the placement details on the official website. To be real most of the placement happens from the engineering and MBA block. And the average package will be 3-4 LPA.

You can't get hostel here until you have some solid connections. Especially if you are in your first year please forget about hostels. You have to stay at the PG's available outside the campus. There are very few seats available on our hostels. And even if you get hostel there is no proper hostel life as they are not equidistant and they are separated by a huge distance.

The infrastructure is not that bad but it can be better. Most parts of the university campus are covered by jungle. There is Gym, Basketball court, badminton court, and one common field for all the students that is known as SOT field. They conduct all the sport only on that field.

The campus life here is not that good.