NBRC Gurgaon Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

The college was really good and many facilities were there like big classroom and library and computer labs with air conditioners. The hostel was also good and food was also nice. The living space in college was also clean.

The teachers are really good and helpful mostly teachers are having Ph.D. The college is updated there curriculum regularly. The teachers teaches in very simple language the students can understand easily.

Placement was good the quality of placement was also good the 60 percent students were placed in good position in good company and the highest salary goes to 23 LPA and average package goes to like the 5 to 6 LPA.

Yes college is value for money.

The campus life was really good.

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The college was nice and beautiful and the college provide the big library and big classroom with proper sitting arrangement. The hostel provide best food and big canteen which was hygienic. The space is also clean.

Teachers was really good and helpful is nature the quality of teaching was also good. The curriculum was updated on the periodic basis. The teachers were added the practical study to gain the practical knowledge.

The placement is very much good form our batch approx 50 percent students were placed. The highest placement is goes to 22 LPA and average package like 7 to 8 LPA. The placement cell is also to much attentive.

Yes college is value for money.

Campus life is great.

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National Brain Research centre having a wonderful infrastructure that is Located in the foothills of the Aravali range in Manesar, Haryana, NBRC is an autonomous institute funded by the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India, and is also a Deemed-to-be University. NBRC has been recognised as an Institution of Excellence by Govt. of India.

There are many students in NBRC from computer science background. We have a good computational neuroscience unit in NBRC. Since you are not from life science background they do not expect a vast knowledge of this field. But you should have a brief idea about neuroscience.

If you’re a researcher, you have most of the benefits of an academic job, minus the teaching responsibilities, and with better students and fewer worries about resources. And you don’t have the profit-driven concerns that come with industrial research. The limitations I keep hitting are mostly my own, rather than those imposed by the organization. That’s a pretty sweet spot to be in.

One of the best University

National Brain Research Centre which is situated in Gurgaon having a decent infrastructure .Campus is not very big but yes i can say that the campus is beautiful having all the necessary facilities available in the college like wi fi ,gym and sports ground.

Since there are hardly many bachelors courses in neuroscience all over the world let alone India, any bachelor degree course, preferably a four-year one if you're not formally exposed to biology at high school and college, is the standard difficulty level. But just the difficulty level is not enough informative about your chances of surviving in the competitive arena of research.

Who ever study in this university wants to go for higher studies and doctorate degree in neuro science from abroad or top most university in india so we do not want internship or any job opportunities .

Good to go college