Mining Engineering at IIT-BHU is quite good. The Mining Branch in IIT-BHU came into existence in 1923 as a section of the Department of Geology. Later in 1944 separate Department of Mining Engineering was formed. It is one of the oldest and biggest Mining Engineering branch of India.
The course structure of mining is a combination of mechanical, electrical, electronics, earth sciences, computer science, and physics. The department has 6 well-equipped laboratories. The faculty is qualified and well-experienced in their field.
A lot of companies visit the campus placement drive every year such as Coal India Limited, Tata Steel, Vedanta, Hindustan Zinc, Jindal, etc. The Placement stats show that in 2019 the Highest package for the mining branch at IIT-BHU was 31 LPA and the average package was 12 LPA. Apart from the core recruiting companies, there are also placement options in non-core companies that visit the campus. Almost 95% of students from the Mining batch get placed every year. In 2019 placement drive a total of 85 students from the Mining batch got placement offers.
If you are asking about peer-group, exposure, opportunities then IIT BHU has a lot to offer. It has great peer-group, active clubs, societies, and research groups. Events like start-up fairs, Hult prize, etc. take place around the academic year. You will have good opportunities to groom yourself.
In the past, there had been some safety issues, on campus. The situation is getting better now. Students usually don’t get disturbed by outside activities. Life outside the campus can be quite entertaining. As a city, Benaras is alluring. The ghats, the alleyways, the age-old temples, and the famous thandi would surely make you fall in love with the city.
If you are planning on preparing for competitive examinations like CAT, GRE, UPSC, you will find good institutes in the city.
Pharmaceutical engineering is one of the most drifting fields of study in the current scenario. IIT BHU offers a complete curriculum structure for this course, and you will never regret falling into this field. If you have the potential and interest in the pharmaceutical field, then you can surely opt for IIT BHU to secure your career in a well-known pharmaceutical company. This branch of study focuses on the processing and manufacturing of products and biologics, accompanied by quantitative training in engineering and problem-solving principles. The pharmaceutical field will never space out, and there are numerous inter-related jobs; you can choose the best based on your preference. The scope of this field comprises
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing - This majorly deals with the production process of pharmaceutical products.
Drug Design – this field deals mainly with the functions of drugs in the human body
Biopharmaceuticals involve the production of vaccines and other antibodies.
Quality Control and Regulation – To ensure the safe and effective use of pharmaceutical products
Pharmaceutical engineering has vast career opportunities and you can select IIT BHU has the best academics and placement support than other institutes
Many students opt for a less preferred branch on the pretext of changing their branch to CS. If you are one of them, the best way is to keep yourself aware of the coding culture and acquire skills. Only those who are genuinely interested in coding and have related skills should opt for a branch change to CS.
As for the branch change policy at IIT BHU, to make it into CS, you need to be among the top 7–8 people in the college. An immense level of dedication and effort is required as you will be facing tough competition with talented batchmates. You will have to give up on all the fun activities going around and focus only on your studies.
What I feel is if you are adamant about CS, then you should focus on acquiring coding skills and opting for non-placements instead of changing your branch as a whole. But if you are hell-bent on changing the branch all you need to do is study before, in, and after class for 2 semesters.
Choosing streams like Industrial Chemistry can be tricky. Generally, students don’t even understand the scope of the basic courses, let alone a specialized course like chemistry. Don’t go for such a course if you are not well-informed about the career prospect.
If you are interested in civil engineering then don't waste time and apply to the new IITs. It is difficult to decide whether you are interested in a particular field. To find out you can get in contact with Civil Engineering graduates from good universities. Ask about their nature of work and growth in the field, etc. See if that sparks your interest. Also, you will have the option to go for GATE and appear in IES.
If you are willing to join Management/Analytics/Consulting or IT sector then choose Ceramic Engineering in IIT BHU. Compared to JU, IITs offer much better non-core placements.
If you want to join core companies or PSUs then you should choose JU over IIT BHU. Many core recruiters offer job opportunities to JU Chemical Engineering students. Some of the major core recruiters that visit the campus placement regularly are PepsiCo, Cocacola, ITC, Budwiser, RIL, etc. Well-renowned non-core companies like L&T Infotech, TCS Digital, Infosys, etc visit the JU campus placement as well. One other advantage of choosing Chemical Engineering at JU over Ceramic Engineering at IIT BHU is the public sector. SMPCIL and Vizag Steel are the only two PSUs in Ceramic Engineering.
Indian Institute of Technology (BHU) is a public engineering university, situated in Varanasi. The institute is built over a massive 1300 acre campus with top-notch facilities It offers an online mode of admission. The institute has tie-ups with the University of Cambridge (UK), University of Oxford (UK), University of Sheffield (UK). IIT BHU has been ranked 10th and 11th in the categories engineering and overall by the NIRF rankings in 2019.
About the Course:
Placements
Recruiters from Indian and foreign companies visit the campus for placements. However, civil engineering rarely helps students land good placements as compared to other courses. Still with IIT being a renowned university student bag decent placement offers which average around 8 lakhs per annum, while the highest package may go upwards of 15LPA.
With various international tie-ups, the institute has enhanced its learning experience and placement facilities. If you want good placements, it would be suggested you opt for a different branch of engineering.
Both institutes are good at offering effective classes to their students. When comparing placement support for CSE, IIT BHU is leading more than MNNIT. The students are placed in companies with high-salary jobs from IIT BHU, and the highest CTC stood at INR 1.2 CPA this year. The top recruiters were Microsoft, Uber, Airbnb India, and so on. In the MNNIT, the CTC is 45 lakh per annum, and only 1 or 2 students get the opportunity. IIT BHU placements 2023 are given below
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Number of companies participated |
117 |
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Number of offers |
472 |
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Number of PPOs |
335 |
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Highest CTC |
INR 1.2 CPA |
You can opt for IIT BHU for effective placement support, good classes, better faculty, an IIT tag, and more research opportunities.
IIT BHU and BITS Pilani are two highly reputed institutes for engineering studies in India. IIT BHU would be a better option over BITS Pilani because of these reasons:
Here are the important comparisons between IIT BHU and BITS Pilani:
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Particulars |
IIT BHU |
BITS PILANI |
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Establishment Year |
1919 |
1926 |
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NIRF Engineering Ranking |
15 |
25 |
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Tuition Fee |
*INR 1 lakh per semester |
INR 2.60 lakh per semester |
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Highest package (2023) |
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Average package (2023) |
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INR 30.37 LPA (Overall) [ CTC Range: INR 14-30 LPA (Electronics) INR 9-18 LPA (Core) ] |
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Recruiters on Campus |
Acc cement, Accenture, Accolite, Adani, Aditya Birla, Aditya Birla chemical, Adobe, etc. |
BSCPL Infra, Grand View Research, McAfee, Greenko Group, McKinsey & Co, CA Technologies, Grey Orange, etc. |
*(for SC/ST/PwD students, and others with family income <= 1 LPA, the tuition fee is 0. The tuition is exempted by 2/3rd for students with family income <=5 lakh and > 1 lakh).
IIT BHU is much more cost-effective than BITS Pilani, and has better placements as well. It also delivers the much renowned ‘IITian’ tag to its students.
Because of all these reasons, I would recommend you choose IIT BHU over BITS Pilani for your Mechanical/Electronics Engineering.
There is no limit on the daily internet use at IIT BHU. The internet here can be accessed through both LAN and Wifi with very high speed around 200mbps. The average speed range is 30-90 Mbps. The speed allows you to download all the movies or videos you want to watch in the entire month in just a few hours.