University Institute Of Engineering and Technology (UIET), Chandigarh is known for being a part of Panjab University which is among the top-ranked universities in India.
Below are some facts about UIET:
The table shows a brief overview of the institution:
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Particulars |
UIET |
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Highest Salary |
Rs. 22 lakhs |
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Average Salary |
Rs. 3.5-4 lakhs |
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Entrance Criteria |
JEE MAINS |
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Fees (approx.) |
Rs. 3.26 lakhs |
Aside from academics, there are a lot of things in UIET which make life amazing like the Annual cultural fest GOONJ which is the most eagerly awaited event at UIET. Overall the student will enjoy being a part of UIET.
NIT Jamshedpur is a tier- 3 Indian Engineering College and it fairs well compared to some other NITs like Raipur, Durgapur, Jaipur in terms of placements of Metallurgical branch students.
Jamshedpur in itself is fortunate to have a number of steel companies and therefore the metallurgy students here have that to their advantage. The exposure, the competitive environment ensure that students obtain a number of opportunities for training and internships.
Moreover, this branch has a lot of scopes not just in our country but abroad too. Also, metallurgy is the oldest branch in NIT Jamshedpur.
IIT Hyderabad is ranked 8th by NIRF for Engineering Physics, amongst the top engineering colleges in the country. It has one of the best technology incubators for electrical engineering students in the country for Fabless Chip Design in collaboration with top industry giants and universities of Japan.
The table given below shows a brief overview of the institute:
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Category |
IIT Hyderabad |
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Total Fees |
8.6 lakhs |
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Seat intake |
30 |
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Entrance Mode |
JEE Advanced (Closing rank: 4200) |
Placement Overview
Faculty
Curriculum- Optics, nanotechnology, control systems, microfabrication, quantum physics are some of the important subjects included in this course.
Recognitions
The institute adopts a traditional teaching methodology keeping up with the modern advances in technology. Faculties try to inculcate a research driven approach amidst the students. IIT Hyderabad is a premier college for pursuing Engineering Physics and students must work diligently to excel in any field, considering ample opportunities provided by the college.
WCC Chennai is comparably better than Stella Maris. Both colleges are reputed but WCC gives students more freedom in terms of extracurricular activities, dress code, etc.
In terms of academics, it is good. The faculties are cooperative. The campus placement of WCC is decent. Students receive an average CTC of INR 2.48 LPA.
Rabindra Bharati University (RBU) in Kolkata is one of the oldest and the most reputed. The ambience of this institute is slightly different from the usual institutions. It has a more cultural vibe, as it is heavily inspired by the life and works of Rabindranath Tagore.
The admission here is completely merit based. The faculty members are highly experienced in their respective fields, some even having 20 years of teaching experience. The departments have an air of politics. Here students are encouraged to be more culturally active and should blend in with the crowd.
The college is very active when it comes to cultural fests, events, etc. Dancing, singing, acting and recitation are the ways they convey their creativity and authenticity to everyone. Academically, they prefer students to mug up theories rather than actually understanding the concept. The curriculum is not updated considering latest trends.
If you are a very creative and cultural person you can join RBU. But if you expect placements in reputed companies based more on technical works then this is not the right place for you.
Visit the university with all the required documents and apply for the certificate. Here is a rundown on the required documents of the institute,
If the documents are urgently required, then the administration can charge you beyond 500 and quite a bit less if it is not.
With the inclusion of these documents, you can visit the university at your convenience, in lieu of which they will provide your migration certificate.
I am a second year B.Tech CSE student at IIT Patna. Here is a comparison between MNC at IIT Guwahati and CSE at IIT Patna:
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Parameters |
IIT Patna CSE |
IIT Guwahati MNC |
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Course Fee |
8 lakhs |
10 lakhs |
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NIRF 2023 Engineering Ranking |
41 |
7 |
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Placement Percentage |
98.65% |
95.59% |
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Highest Package |
INR 82.05 LPA |
INR 62.75 LPA |
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Average Package |
INR 35.57 LPA |
INR 21.60 LPA |
IIT Patna’s CSE has better placement opportunities than IIT Guwahati’s Mathematics and Computing. Moreover, IIT Patna offers many clubs and societies for its students. These include-
Thus, because of its good placements and a plethora of clubs/societies, I would recommend you to choose CSE at IIT Patna over Mathematics and Computing at IIT Guwahati.
Yes, branch change is certainly possible in NIT Patna. To be eligible for branch change, you need to maintain a CGPA above 8.25 in the first year. When the college re-opens in July, the forms for branch change will be available and the students willing to get their branch changes can submit their applications. You will however need the following for a smooth branch change
While academically, both institutes give tough competition to each other, there are certain minor aspects that distinguish them and make IIT Bombay a much more preferred choice than IIT Madras.
Climate: Although both Mumbai and Chennai are particularly known for their hot climate, IIT Bombay still has moderate climate conditions in November and December which are hot months in Chennai.
Food: Chennai has a limited variety of cuisines specializing mainly in South Indian food. The North Indian food is just average and for a better taste, you will have to go to an expensive restaurant. Mumbai on the other hand satisfies all taste buds from idli, vadas to Butter chicken. Even the fast food is much better than in Chennai.
Job opportunities: While both Mumbai and Chennai offer amazing job opportunities, Bombay definitely covers more sectors. IT and Automobile job opportunities are in abundance at IIT Madras. IIT Bombay being the commercial capital has opportunities in the corporate sector. It also has the biggest port nearby.
Cost of Living: Chennai is way cheaper than Mumbai in terms of food, restaurants, recreation, lodging, etc. However, traveling expenses are equal or cheaper in Mumbai.
Cleanliness: Chennai is cleaner than Mumbai and so is its seawater. Mumbai has a lot of slums which lowers the cleanliness factor a bit. New Bombay is however very clean.
Public transportation: Mumbai has better transport facilities than Chennai. In Chennai, buses are crowded but less crowded than trains. Taxis, trains, and the Metro are very expensive. In Mumbai, trains are more crowded than buses. Metro is the most preferred transport in Mumbai. Taxis and autos are limited but cost average.
Exploration: Chennai has many beaches, and male and movie tickets are also cheaper than in Mumbai. Mumbai has Juhu, Bandra, the Gateway of India, and many other famous spots. It has theme parks and pubs in plenty too.
In short, both IITs have their own strengths and weaknesses with IIT Bombay having a slightly higher advantage compared to Madras.
My sister was a part of this course at IIT KGP and she found it extremely interesting and aligned with her interests. The course is industry oriented covering a number of topics like
Basically, all aspects of product design are covered under this course. In the First Semester, it covers topics related to Embedded systems, Control Engineering and Software Engineering and in the second semester, you are free to choose electives of your choice.
As far as placements are concerned, top big names like Robert Bosch, KPIT, Cognizant and Cypress Semiconductor visit the campus for placements.
However, interdisciplinary courses face a lot of issues during placements since this course is not known to many companies. This is because it falls under a different center named ATDC(Advanced Technology Development Center)
To prepare for the interview one needs to go through concepts of signals and systems, processors and controllers, C language, and Assembly language.