After scrutinizing the list of colleges you mentioned, I think the most viable option is IIM Bodh Gaya. It is the most suitable among the 3 because it has been growing at a spectacular rate. The 2 major reasons for its rapid growth are
Both these factors differentiate Bodh Gaya from Sambalpur and Sirmaur extremely well.
If you're considering your options for an engineering college, it's important to weigh the pros and cons of each institution. Here are some things to consider when choosing between HBTI and MIT Manipal:
Ultimately, when deciding between two colleges, it's important to give preference to branch selection. Consider the program you're interested in and which college offers the best opportunities for your chosen field.
Take the time to do your research and explore all of your options before making a decision. With careful consideration, you can choose the engineering college that's right for you.
Although both IIITs and NITs have a similar brand image, I advise you to keep IIIT Delhi as your first preference. Here are two solid reasons why
So the best option for CS is certainly IIIT Delhi.
VIT Vellore has much much better scope than VIT Pune and is also ranked better than BUT Pune. However, the VIT Pune curriculum is much better. So if you want an in-depth knowledge of the branch you should consider VIT Pune but if you are looking for a better placement scenario, then VIT Vellore it is.
Ultimately, it’s not the college but your efforts that matter.
Yes, two-year droppers can apply for NSIT/DTU. NSIT and DTU take admission through JEE Mains. JEE doesn’t have any age restrictions or rules regarding drop years.
Students can attempt JEE six times, over the period of 3 years after their 12th. So, you will find students in NSIT and DTU, who took 2 drop years for their JEE preparation.
One of my cousins studied at UEM. He said that there is no such guarantee of placement. If you aspire to be placed, you will need to develop proper skills, have proper training, and then be assured of placement.
The points below are some of the key factors essential for placement, and the placement status of UEM Kolkata.
According to the advertisements of IEM, they have provided chances of placement to every student in at least one company. But, being in the ads, there are chances that it is not the correct statistics.
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Categories |
UEM Kolkata |
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Course Fee |
5.81 lakhs |
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Placement Percentage |
60% |
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Highest CTC |
40 LPA |
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Average CTC |
5.2 LPA |
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Recruiting Companies |
Byju’s, Chickpea, Think Analytics, Videonetics, etc. |
Therefore, hard work and finding the institute with a proper course, placement training, exposure, and placement opportunities is what you need to do to increase the chances of placement in some reputed company.
I recommend BITS Pilani to do a CSE course because of its industry-aligned approach, ensuring CSE students are well-equipped to take on the challenges of the industry.
What I specifically like about BITS Pilani is its industry-relevant CSE curriculum, modern facilities and experienced faculty. The students are also involved in research projects and are offered internship opportunities.
BITS Pilani also holds a high standard in various brands with a strong alumni network across the world. It also has strong industry connections ensuring ample placement opportunities, making it an ideal choice for CSE.
The best courses offered by colleges depend on various parameters. Some of these parameters are faculty base, effective working of the department, placement opportunities provided by the institute, etc. I have a few friends from St. Stephens, Hindu College, and Hansraj College.
According to them, here are some of the courses that are quite reputed in these colleges.
Hope this clears your doubts.
The following tips will help you prepare well for your RGPV exams.
Get a hard copy of your entire syllabus.
Start from the first unit.
Open Shivani Publications, Google and YouTube on three different tabs simultaneously.
Prioritise them as YouTube>Google>Shivani Publication
Search the topic first on YouTube. If proper information is available, start making easy and extensive notes. Pause your video or take screenshots in between to do this.
If you think the information on YouTube is not of good quality, switch to google. Search the topic and gather useful information related to your topic. Make important notes for the same.
Lastly, if your topic is not properly covered anywhere on the internet, then go for the reference book.
Follow the same procedure for all topics in every unit and you are good to go.
These tips will help you attain good marks but remember putting your own efforts is a must.
CGC Landran and CGC Jhanjeri are the same and run by the same management. The faculties of the college are also the same. The placements for both campuses take place at the same time. The students sit together for their placements.
I have a few friends at both institutes and most of them recommend Chandigarh Engineering college Landran campus over Jhanjeri campus because this campus is the oldest, the environment is good, and it is located near to Mohali.
CGC Landran is better in terms of infrastructure and faculty members as well. The CSC department of this college is good. According to the recent placement highlights the average and highest CTC offered at the institutes is 7 LPA and 35 LPA.