Which is better IT at IET or CSE at KNIT?

When it comes to UPTU colleges, there's barely any difference between IT and CSE. Their courses and syllabus are pretty much the same, except maybe in the last semester. If job placements are your main concern, both branches offer similar opportunities as long as you put in the effort.

Since the branches are almost identical, the choice should be based on the college. IET has an advantage over KNIT in terms of location and infrastructure. For placements, IET is generally seen as slightly better, but KNIT isn't far behind either. You might want to check out some answers online for more insights about KNIT.

Although I don’t know much about IET, I can say that the seniors at KNIT Sultanpur are very supportive. They are always ready to help, even if they're busy, and they often hold language and competitive programming classes. If you're aiming for exams like GATE or CAT, KNIT Sultanpur provides a good environment for preparation.

In the end, both colleges can offer you a successful future, so choose whichever feels right for you. Good luck!

If you're deciding between IT at IET Lucknow and CSE at KNIT Sultanpur, I'd suggest going for IET Lucknow. I know it sounds odd since I'm from KNIT, but here's why. KNIT is located on the outskirts of Sultanpur, a big district in Uttar Pradesh, which limits some overall development opportunities. This is a plus point for IET Lucknow, offering more chances for growth.

I've seen students traveling to Lucknow on weekends for coaching and other activities (not what you might be thinking). Just imagine if they were already at IET Lucknow; they could save a lot of time, money, and energy.

But don't get me wrong, KNIT Sultanpur has its perks too, especially if you're a guy. Hostel life at KNIT is quite enriching and teaches you a lot about life. From my experience, IET hostels don't offer the same freedom as KNIT. But, of course, there's a trade-off.

Choose wisely! By the way, KNIT folks, there's more to college life than just hanging out at restaurants. Just saying!

I've been studying CSE at KNIT, and I can say that the faculty here is quite supportive. They really help us in understanding the subjects better, and the exams are scheduled well, which helps in managing time.

The placements for CSE students are pretty good, with an average package around 12 LPA. Companies like Wipro and TCS come to recruit, and many students get placed. The fee structure is reasonable as well, making it a good option for students.

If you’re looking at a solid career in tech, CSE at KNIT might be a good fit for you.

I did my B.Tech in Electrical Engineering at KNIT, and I have mixed feelings about it. While the course curriculum has potential, the faculty could be more engaging, and the practical exposure is lacking.

Placement opportunities for core branches like Electrical Engineering are not as good compared to IT or CSE; most students end up preparing for GATE instead. The average package is around 4 to 6 LPA, which is not great.

Financially, the fee is manageable, and there are scholarships available for students from lower-income families, which is a plus.

Honestly, I think the IT course at KNIT has its pros and cons. The curriculum is relevant, but sometimes it feels outdated, especially when it comes to practical applications. The campus placements for IT students are quite decent, with an average package around 6 LPA, but it can vary. Companies like TCS and Infosys visit for placements, and about 70% of students get placed every year.

For me, the scholarship opportunities are good too; the UP scholarship really helps a lot of students, including myself. Overall, it’s a decent choice if you’re into IT, but just be prepared for some ups and downs.