Engineering is about everything.

at mdu btech cse students usually become eligible for campus placements from the 7th semester onwards pre placements talks aptitude tests and technical interviews in terms of companies tcs wipro infosys tech mahindra hcl accenture and capgemini have visited the campus in recent years some smaller startups and local it firms avergae package is 3-4 lakh and highest pacakge is 10-20 lakh on average about 55-65% of students from cse manage to get placed

So placement based on your skills and knowledge they arrange interview with other companies in order for students for placement and internship companies members ask questions with student if they have response they will selected

Placements in my college start from the 7th semester with the companies like Infosys , TCS , Wipro and Deloitte visiting . The highest package offered is around 18 LPA , while the avg pacakage is 5 to 7 lpa . About 80% of student get places in 7th sem in roles like software Developer , analyst , and Engineer. The placement cell provides good training , and my plan is to begin my carees through campus placements.

We are the last batch of b.tech who studied under c scheme which was quiet tough based on old industrial uses . But now new D scheme is applied under which more engaging and advaned study of subjects are involved which is requirement of industry. The exam process was quiet tough now it is improved.

From 3rd year onwards students are eligible to sit in the interviews for placement in companies So many companies visit our clg I can't clarify their names more than 700 placements were made every year Highest package of 64.13 lakh in 2025 and an average package of 14.84 lakh in 2025 Approx 75 percent students get placed during the college years in different fields

I guess from 4 year campus placements start Companies visits - google, microsoft , flipkart , amazon , and many more If i talk about percentage of placement it would be arounf 70% including all branches. My plan after degree is to get placed.

The placement of nit kurukshetra is very good but it come little down in recent time. From 6 sem you are eligible for campus placement. There are various companies visited here like Microsoft, google, JP Morgen, Amazon etc the number pf offers are 604 . The highest package is about 64.80lakh and average package is 9 lakh overall for all bremch. The percentage pf student getting placed is 75 percent. My plan is to doing MBA in fiance after graduation.

If you're writing about a specific course curriculum, here’s how you might address each point: 1. Specific Aspects of the Curriculum That Influenced Your Decision I chose this course because of its emphasis on [specific topics, e.g., hands-on learning, interdisciplinary approach, research opportunities]. The curriculum includes [mention unique aspects, such as industry collaborations, case studies, or specialized subjects], which align with my interests and career goals. 2. Real-World Applications and Academic Preparation The curriculum effectively bridges theoretical knowledge with practical applications. Courses like [specific courses] provide hands-on experience, and projects or internships help in applying concepts to real-world scenarios. Additionally, the program offers strong foundational knowledge, making it a good stepping stone for higher studies in [relevant field]. 3. Areas for Improvement in Curriculum and Teaching Methods Curriculum: More industry-relevant topics could be incorporated, such as [emerging trends or technologies]. Practical exposure could be enhanced with more case studies and live projects. Teaching Methods: More interactive and discussion-based learning could improve engagement. The inclusion of guest lectures from industry experts and increased use of digital tools can also enhance learning. 4. Exam Frequency, Timing, and Difficulty Level Exams are conducted [frequency, e.g., midterms and finals], which allows for steady assessment but sometimes feels [too frequent/too sparse]. While some exams effectively test understanding, others rely too much on memorization. A balance between theoretical and practical assessments would be beneficial. Would you like to refine this based on a particular course you're referring to?

As it very hard to get into the nit by jee as only 5% of students only get into. Curriculum is same as the other colleges in India but you get good exposure to people in the college you get to know like minded people.

I personally chosen btech electrical engineering as my carrier choice and the electrical facility is very skilled and qualified as well as other department and it have good ratio of students and facility 1 : 20 is ratio of facility in electrical department there are 1 semester exam and 2 minor test easy to pass