DTU's B.Tech in Environmental Engineering offers decent placement opportunities with over 300 companies visiting and high packages, especially for tech roles, while the curriculum could use an update. On the other hand, Jadavpur University's BE in Computer Science and Engineering tends to have a more robust curriculum aligned with industry needs, which can lead to better job prospects. However, internships seem to be more limited at DTU due to current market conditions. If you're leaning towards tech and want better placement options in that sector, DTU might be the better choice, but if you’re more interested in a strong academic foundation that aligns with industry requirements, Jadavpur University could be the way to go.

The total fees for B.Tech in Instrumentation & Control Engineering at NIT Trichy is around 8 lakhs for the entire four years. We pay more in the odd semester compared to the even semester, so it’s something to keep in mind. The experience here is really worth it, especially with the lab work and the focus on practical applications.

I’m currently pursuing my MBA at the Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi, and I can confidently say that it opens up way more opportunities than a SSC level government job. The corporate exposure here is amazing, with companies like Accenture and BCG recruiting us for internships at impressive packages. I mean, who wouldn't want to intern as a Strategy Consultant for 2 lakhs per month? Plus, with a 100% placement record and median packages hovering around 25 lakhs, I'd say the MBA route is a solid choice if you're looking for growth and learning in a dynamic environment.

I’m in the B.Tech Electrical Engineering Power and Automation branch at IIT Delhi, and it’s been quite a journey. The curriculum is rigorous, requiring specific credits from our department and electives from others. We have mid-semester exams and assignments, which can be challenging but rewarding.

When it comes to placements in 2025/26, the numbers are impressive. Around 900-1000 offers are made every year, with the highest package reaching up to 3-4 crore! Most students, about 70-80%, get placed, while others often join startups or prepare for UPSC exams.

The campus life is vibrant too, with festivals and events happening all the time, making it a well-rounded experience.

To get into the College of Engineering (COE) at DTU as a Delhi quota student, you will need a minimum of 99.5 percentile in your JEE Mains.

I’m currently pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering at IIT Delhi, and I can say the curriculum is really well-rounded. It has hands-on projects that prepare us for real-world scenarios. The internships available are diverse too, with big names like Amazon and Microsoft hiring interns. As for placements in 2025/26, they’re expected to be stellar, with over 85% of students getting offers from top-notch companies. I personally interned at Tata Motors and worked on some cool automotive designs. The campus life is vibrant too, which makes it all the more enjoyable!

I’m currently in my second year of B.Tech Software Engineering at DTU, and honestly, I think it’s totally worth it. The curriculum is super updated, especially with the NEP being applied, so we’re learning stuff that’s really relevant in today’s tech world.

Placement records are good, and while it does depend on personal skills, I’ve seen friends with decent coding abilities land internships and jobs at top companies like Google and Apple. You do need to maintain a CGPA of 7.5+ for internships, but if you’re dedicated, it’s manageable.

Plus, the campus life is vibrant with loads of fests and societies to join, which helps in networking.

BA Economics Honours is one of the newest courses offered by Delhi Technological University under the University School of Management and Entrepreneurship (USME), alongside BBA and MBA, at the new campus in Vivek Vihar Phase 2. It was inaugurated in 2017. Speaking of the faculty for BA Economics Honours, it is overall quite good. Several professors at DTU come from esteemed colleges of DU. Notably, there is a retired Dean from DSE teaching Micro and Macro Economics to first-year students. DTU has hired professors with extensive experience at DU or those who are academically strong. The curriculum aligns with what DU or IP University offers. Elective subjects are chosen by the faculty with input from students for each semester. Regarding attendance, students are required to maintain a minimum of 75%. As mentioned, this is a new campus, and the college is still undergoing renovations, but it is expanding rapidly. The main building will be operational starting this session. The fee structure for the course is as follows: 73,000 (1st year), 82,000 (2nd year), and 90,000 (3rd year). Honestly, it seems that since it has...

Last year's cutoff for OBC in CSE was under a 5000 rank. So, if you score above 98 percentile, you’re in a safe zone with good chances of getting admission to Delhi Technological University. Home state reservation is quite powerful, even for the general category and other categories.

The OTHER BACKWARD CLASS CUTOFF for JEE MAINS 2023 is - 73.6114227, and this year's cutoff is expected to be almost the same. So, friends, start your revision because the JEE Mains exam is in mid-January 2024.

It’s not very hard to clear the cutoff in JEE Mains because we have three subjects: Chemistry, Physics, and Maths.

• Chemistry is easier compared to the other subjects, so revise it daily! This subject can significantly improve your rank and percentile.
• Physics is not easy, but it’s not extremely difficult either. It has interesting topics.

Most important chapters to focus on:

• Semiconductor
• Ray optics
• Electrostatics and capacitors (look for 2 questions)
• Modern physics (expect 2 or 3 questions)
• Dimensional errors and vectors
• KTG and thermodynamics (look for 2 questions)

FOLLOW MY PROFILE if you want to know which topics in Mathematics are most important and easier! Any doubts? Just ask me!

Honestly, if placements are a major concern, you’d be better off choosing DTU Computer Science over any core branch. Opportunities in core branches are quite limited.

IIT Delhi Civil Engineering:

• Generally, it's an academically relaxed department.
• Known for hosting the best dinners and meetings.
• Offers pathways into civil services (many students pursue this).
• Consulting is an option (but you need to build the right profile).
• There are software engineering jobs available, but they aren't particularly glamorous.

IIT Kharagpur Electronics and Electrical Communication Engineering:

• This branch has decent placement opportunities.
• It’s a solid choice if you’re interested in electronics and electrical fields.

I don't have much knowledge about the computational branch at IIT Hyderabad, and I'm unsure if one exists.