XISS Ranchi is a decent B-School. HR/PM are the best branches. These specializations have great faculty bases and influential alumni networks. The Rural management specialization is also pretty good.
The institute offers good ROI. During XISS Ranchi placements 2022, students received an average CTC of INR 7.19 LPA. The highest CTC offered this year was INR 20.50 LPA. Infosys, Deloitte, TCS, EY, etc. are among the major recruiters that visited the campus drive.
Without any second thought, BITS Pilani is much better than Chatham IIT Patna. The IIT Patna campus is recently built and thus is not fully operational and lacks several facilities. Additionally, BITS Pilani has a better alumni pool than IIT Patna as it is older and has 4 branches.
Placement-wise too, BITS Pilani gives an edge to IIT Patna. Here is a comparative analysis of placements at both institutes'
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Particulars |
BITS Pilani |
IIT Patna |
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No. of PPOs |
287 |
72 |
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Number of offers |
329 |
281 |
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Highest domestic package |
INR 1.33 CPA |
INR 82.05 LPA |
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Average package |
INR 28.99 LPA |
INR 29.30 LPA |
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Top Recruiters |
Microsoft, Walmart, Service Now |
Amazon, Google, Adobe, etc. |
The CS programs of both institutes are great although BITS Pilani seems to be a better choice.
Yes, you can migrate to Canada or any other country even if you have any degree from SMU. The sole criteria for this is not a degree and you must fulfill other eligibility as well.
The Comprehensive Ranking System for Canadian immigration is not based on whether you have a regular degree or a distance degree, given that the university must be recognized.
SMU is duly recognized by UGC for ODL programs. You can easily apply to Canada. Go for the ECA process at ICAS as they evaluate the application process at SMU. The management authorities are very supportive and they will help you in getting the transcripts.
Being one of the oldest and top IITs, IIT Roorkee boasts an excellent placement scenario with many top companies visiting the campus.
This year too, the entire batch got placed in their 4th year. Some students even got 2-3 job offers. Many seniors were given PPOs while doing their internships.
Nutanix offered job roles to many students. The highest international salary package stood at 1.3 CPA whereas the highest domestic salary package offered was 60 LPA. The lowest salary package offered ranged between 8 LPA - 9 LPA.
A number of big firms made it to the placements like
The most common role offered was that of an SDE. Non-core industries included consulting, finance, etc.
IISER Kolkata has three hostels. The hostel accommodations are quite good.
Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar Hall (ICVS): It is an all-boys hostel for BS-MS students. This hostel is closest to the lecture halls and research labs. You can get to the lecture halls within 2 minutes from this hostel.
ICVS has great facilities including high-speed internet, wash-rooms with geysers, washing machines on each floor. The hostel is under CCTV surveillance. However, there are no strict entering and exiting times specified.
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose (NSCB): NSCB has the same facilities as ICVS. It was also built at the same time. There are 2 wings for girls and 1 wing for boys. The boy’s and girl’s wings are separated by doors.
The main canteen is situated between NSCB and ICVS. The canteen is run by students. Below the main canteen, there are two stationary shops, xerox shops, saloons, and two refreshment shops.
Nivedita Hall: This hostel was built most recently. It is for the junior year BS-MS students. It has 2 wings for boys and 1 wing for girls. The wings are well-separated. It has all the facilities as the other two hostels. But there is poor ventilation.
It is close to the cricket ground, gym, badminton court, volleyball court. This hostel has its own canteen.
In the hostel, there are separate wings for Ph.D. and BS-MS students. Ph.D. students are allotted single rooms and BS-MS students are allotted double sharing accommodation. There are no hostel facilities for post-doctoral students.
A number of central government PSUs and other government firms hire Electrical Engineers. Some of these government institutions include- ISRO, DRDL, BHEL, PGCL etc. Therefore, for government jobs both Civil and Electrical Engineering from Thapar University are a good option.
However, for private sector jobs, Electrical Engineering from Thapar University is a better option. Even for research opportunities, Electrical is a better option than Civil Engineering. In areas like wireless power transmission, solar efficiency improvement, etc. a breakthrough will fetch you a lot of patents.
Go for Civil if you are genuinely interested in this branch. You can also go for research in this field. But for Civil, the importance of R&D in the Indian market is quite low. Internships will be difficult for you to get in this branch and switching to software is not easy. The Civil coursework will not challenge you and you might develop laziness. However, as a Civil Engineer, if you have a few contacts and can establish your own firm, you will make good money.
As far as streams are concerned, Electrical is a better option than Civil. However, I would suggest you talk to Thapar University alums to figure out which branch gets more placement offers at Thapar. You should find out which branch has a better faculty and placement offers before making a choice.
Well honestly, once you are in the grasp of the IISc magic, you will forget about placements, and your hunger for higher studies and research will grow instead. The intense workload and the dynamic research environment will bring you close to some of the geniuses who may be pursuing a Ph.D., UG, or master's. Interacting with them will make you realize that higher studies are a better option. Some who go for jobs anyway, come back to get a PhD sometime later. This is what the IISc effect is after all.
As for the IISC placements for MTech Mechanical Engineering, students receive a minimum of 8 LPA packages with no limit on top packages varying from 15-25 LPA CTC. The major recruiters include companies like TATA motors, TATA steel, TCS research, Mahindra motors, Philips, Airbus, General Electric, Rolls Royce, TATA advanced system, PTC, L&T, and other design, manufacturing, and petroleum companies. The best part is that students of this branch can sit for placements in companies of Aerospace, Civil, Chemical, and Material Engineering as well.
In all placements at IISc won't be an issue for either branch yet I will say again, judging a research-oriented institute like IISc on the basis of placements is not justified.
Nirma University is well known for providing immense career opportunities and also ranked among the top 100 by the NIRF. Nirma University is ranked 16 for Law by India Today 2020. It is also ranked 44 for MBA, 17 for Pharmacy, 131 for BTech by NIRF 2020.
First-year students should know the basic information about Nirma University such as admissions, placements, faculty, scholarships, facilities, etc.
Admissions:
The college offers several specializations in architecture, science, management, technology, pharmacy, and law.
The college accepts students purely based on merit and performance in the entrance exams.
The entrance exams accepted by the college are JEE Main, GATE, CAT, GMAT, NATA, CLAT, and many more.
Placements:
The college is best known for the highest placements percentage and career opportunities.
As the campus has collaborations with over 300 companies, several companies visit the campus thoroughly.
The placement rate of the campus is almost 95%.
The highest and average salaries of the college are 16 LPA and 8.2 LPA respectively.
The companies visiting the campus are Accenture, GIDC, Novartis, Agram Legal, Geometrics Global, Reliance, Infosys, Bajaj Auto, GEA Process Engineering Limited, Amul, Adani Group, ACC Cement, etc.
Facilities:
The college offers several facilities such as libraries, banks, ATM, outdoor sports, transportation facilities, and many more.
Also, it organizes celebrations, fests, and other social activities.
There are five different units of the library such as technology, management, law, pharmacy, and architecture library units.
The library has over 1,20,151 books in total.
Faculty and Alumni:
Almost all the faculty members possess the highest degrees in their respective fields.
Also, a few professors hold the best teaching awards.
The college has great alumni connections.
Some of the notable alumni of the campus are as follows.
Minal Rohit- Scientist and System engineer
Pranav Mistry- President and CEO of Samsung Labs
Apart from the above things, the students on the campus also receive scholarships based on merit and financial background. This is all about the basic information of Nirma University.
In 2011, a Placement Coordination Cell (PCC) was established in BHU to take full responsibility for placements of the entire university (except IIT/IMS).
This body has improved the placement drives at BHU to a large extent. BHU is now visited by reputed firms for recruitment.
As far as CTC is concerned, nearly 18% to 20% of students were placed this year. The highest salary was 4.5 LPA. The lowest salary was 3.5 LPA and the average salary was 4.2 LPA.
Among these NIT Calicut is better. Being an NIT it offers better resources and facilities. It offers well-equipped lab facilities. The campus library has a good collection of reference books. Students are also provided with digital library facilities. NIT Calicut also has a better industry reach. As a student of the institute, you will get better exposure and networking opportunities.
NIT Calicut placements 2022 concluded with an average CTC of INR 12.1 LPA. Mercedes Benz, Traceable AI, Ola Mobility, etc. were among the major recruiters that took part in the placement drive.