The course content looks holistic with essence of practical learning on live projects. So the basic learning for the 1st batch of BSc students from NRTI would be hands on live training of both theoretical & experimental learning and should bode well for immediate placements in project report & implementation type of organisations on infrastructure projects not limited to transportation. But having said this I feel the students individual capacity to absorb the concepts and the type of faculty that will drive this new offbeat but essential initiative will all play a great role in deciding the future of the next batches and possibly the campus placement officers who should come on board 3 years down the line.

Now the future doesn't stop at degree level. Hopefully NRTI will promulgate more professional add on courses including Masters & Research avenues for their students as I understand from their vision statement. Now how good this is going to turn to reality is what we need to keep our fingers crossed. Their beginning has been quite decent and if they can match this same speed it looks to be a great time for the foundation batch.