The CS program offered by Don Bosco Institute of Technology is quite good. In order to get admission in DBIT Bangalore, the student should have passed Karnataka 2nd PUC/12th standard or equivalent examination with a minimum of 45% marks. Admissions are then given on the basis of the JEE Mains/ COMEDK rank. There are 180 seats for CSE. The 1st year course fee for CSE is INR 125,000. The total fees include library fees and development fees.
The CSE course is of 4 years and each semester includes three internals and one external. The marking scheme is based on Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU). The labs are well equipped with necessary instruments.
The college provides soft skill training as well as placement training. Pool placements are held and students with an aggregate of 60% or more usually get placements. Generally, software jobs are offered by visiting companies. Some of the companies that come to the campus placement are Tech Mahindra, Capgemini, TCS, Mindtree, Cognizant, HCL, Infosys, KPMG, HVAC. The average salary package offered is 2 LPA.
It is not difficult to get into Amity. You must have scored at least 85%tile in CAT or MAT for admission in MBA General. If you haven’t appeared in them, you can sit for its internal entrance exam namely Amity Written Test.
For MBA, there are a number of exams that are accepted for admissions. Here are some of the exams and their cutoff:
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Exam |
Minimum marks required |
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CAT |
80 |
|
XAT |
80 |
|
MAT |
600 |
|
NMAT |
60 |
|
CMAT |
150 |
|
GMAT |
500 |
You will be given admission easily if they performed well in the competitive exam or did well in their academics in the past.
One of my friends studied at SJC College Trichy. He completed his Post Graduation in Botany from this college. He is still proud of his time as a student at SJC. Here are some facts about the college you should know.
Most of my friend’s classmates became teachers, and they are doing well. The students absorbed not only knowledge but also values. He still recalls and adores his professors because he feels he owes them a debt of gratitude.
I have friends from all three institutes. According to their experience, I will say St. Joseph College Trichy is a better option. It has good infrastructural facilities and a decent library. The faculties are decent. The college has strict rules regarding attendance. A minimum of 80% subject-wise attendance is necessary.
One of my friends missed IIT by a few marks and that left him devastated. Nonetheless, his experience at the institute was quite good. Here are some snippets from his duration at the institute.
After a few months at the institute, he made some great friends and he started enjoying college life. After 1 academic year, he started working in events, attended some workshops, got sponsors for tech fest, learned so much about so many different things. That gave him the courage to support his friend's plan for a TEDx event at the college. He's one of the guys who started a TEDx legacy in this 160-year-old Institution of Higher Learning.
One of the reasons why he chose to stay at the institute as a junior, is the vast alumni network. Every corner of the globe IIEST is the one to hold top managerial positions in various industries. The college got a donation of over 350 crores for a research Hospital by an alumnus. It’s true once IIEST was amongst the best 5 in our country until politics in West Bengal destroyed their legacy.
IIEST has the zeal to keep the Bengal Engineering College at the top. NIRF-MHRD 2020 ranked IIEST Shibpur 21, but visit the college and witness why the students who pass out from this Institute somehow end up being the best in their fields.
All the 3 colleges you mentioned admit students through the central admission process (CAP) rounds which are undertaken by the Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra (DTE).
The admission process through cap rounds is always based on merit. If there are seats vacant after the 3 cap rounds, then colleges may admit the students through the management quota.
Management quota is not applicable before the end of round 3.
The major drawback is that by the end of round 3, mostly all the seats of the reputed branches are taken. So I won’t recommend you wait till the end of 3rd round unless you are planning to pursue chemical or production engineering.
I will recommend you choose NSUT over VIT any day. Here are some strong points that support my recommendation
So, if you ever have the chance to choose between NSUT and VIT, always choose NSUT without any second thoughts.
Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College was established as Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa Post-graduate (Evening) College. Later, it was made into a morning college. According to the reviews online, it is a really good college.
| Categories | SGND Khalsa College |
| Course Fee | 46.27 K |
| Highest CTC | 15-16 LPA |
| Average CTC | 6-7 LPA |
| Recruiting Companies | TCS, HP, Tata Steel, Oyo, etc. |
It is managed by Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee and happens to be among the few run by them. They take inspiration from the teachings of Sikh Gurus and give it all to humanity. The approach is rather holistic and provides extracurricular opportunities with state-of-the-art academia.
ICT Mumbai has been ranked 7th among all the Indian universities by The World University Rankings 2020. In The World University Rankings 2020, the institute has been ranked at the band of 401-500 for the Engineering and Technology category.
Opportunities:
Under the guidance of hard-working, talented, and highly experienced scientists and scholars, the department of dyestuff technology has trained over 1200 undergraduates and more than 550 postgraduates.
Moreover, the department has become a unique center of learning that offers an advanced curriculum that goes hand in hand with the latest academic and industrial developments. Furthermore, the department also organizes guest lectures, conferences, and seminars to bridge the gap between academia and industry.
Additionally, the B.Tech course in dyestuff technology focuses attention on the process chemistry, technology, and engineering of organic intermediates and colorants.
All these factors create huge opportunities for students who want to pursue higher education in dyestuff technology.
Placement:
The institute has a well-organized placement cell that manages work ranging from the collection of the student’s CV, organizing them as per the company’s requirements, preparation of placement brochure, coordinating the interview schedules, etc.
The highest package offered was 13.7 LPA which was offered by BPCL.
In the last few academic years, the department placed all graduating students in the chemical industry in various fields such as R & D, production, marketing, etc.
The placement percentage at the institute is around 90%.
Some of the top recruiters and the packages offered by them are as follows.
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Recruiters |
Package |
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ExxonMobil |
9 LPA |
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SRF |
8 LPA |
|
RIL |
7 LPA |
|
Glenmark |
7 LPA |
|
UPL, Black and Veatch, Galaxy Technip |
5-5.5 LPA |
Some of the companies also offer a package of 3-3.5 LPA.
The institute also offers internships to the students with a very good stipend. Industrial training is compulsory for students to pass out and college provides great help in getting it.
The best college for you depends on your priorities and goals. First, you need to figure out what exactly you are expecting from your degree and college. My sister had similar options as yours and she was looking for a safe location and easy commute, offering decent social life and good societies. She analyzed the pros and cons of each of these colleges and even contacted the seniors of these colleges. Here is what she derived regarding each college
The academics are almost similar in these 3 colleges, so consider other pros and cons and make a wise choice.