IIT Gandhinagar Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Campus placements are offered in third year for internships and fourth year for jobs. Barclays, Infosys,TCS, Deloitte and they offer a lot of opportunities. For my branch that is computer science the average package is approximately 30000 and highest package 82000 CTC. In our branch 95 percent of the students are placed. My plans after getting the degree is to get placed in a good company at a good position.

Typically in the seventh semester, companies use to come in the campus for the placements. Companies like Amul, Adobe, Barclays, and others use to come here. Highest package of the institution goes around 65 lacs (of course for the CSE branch), and Average stays around 16 lacs. Most of the students have the plan to get a good company at the end of their graduation, and is also my plan.

Placement offers are tolerable, but not very good when compared to older IITs. The college culture is to get a good offer for higher studies at abroad and then go for a good placement. But still almost all of the MNCs come for job placement. (Google, accentuate, etc. I am not sure)

The curriculum is kind of the same in all IITs so I don't think it a matter of doubt. But the effectiveness is rather a question of interest as we are made to study common concepts like physics, chemistry and mathematics in our first year of study which is not what one expects after clearing JEE advanced. The difficulty of the examination depends on the proffs who sets the question paper, but on an average it is difficult. We follow two exam policy which comprises of mid-semester and end-semester exams.

The campus provides placements and internship opportunities for us, which helps a lot for us in building our career. Internships usually are after 3rd year 2nd semester and placements are after 4th year 2nd semester. Many companies like Barclays, JSW, Adani, Delloitte, Infosys,etc. For CSE, the average package is 30LPA. And this avg package is growing yearly. In CSE department, almost 99% students are placed. My plan after my degree is to work in a good company. I feel the campus makes sure to give good opportunities for us.

Some courses are fixed for our graduation and some other are based on our interest. There will be limit of credits we are taking. The course difficulty is based on professor. And course policy also based on professor. professors give assignments ,quizes,project,labs,etc based on their opinion.

From the starting of 3rd year students are eligible to apply for campus internships and placements. The percentage of placement is around 80 to 90% in the last academic year. Some of the companies that visited the campus in the last academic year include Texas Instruments and Nvidia. I am planning to pursue MBA after completing my b.tech in IIT Gandhinagar.

From 7th semester they are eligible for the placements, I am still in my second year so I am not sure about all the companies and their offers, I ll list a few like Barclays, atlassian, HDFC, Google, etc I think highest package this year is 85 Lakhs, and average package is maybe around 20 Lakhs. They won't be sharing the percentage of students getting placed so I don't know about it. My plan is to get placed in the college itself

Students are eligible for internships starting in their fifth semester and placements beginning in their seventh semester. Nearly 90% of applicants seeking placements are hired. The average package is between 10 and 11 lakhs per year, with the top package valued at 72 lakhs CTC. However, after receiving my degree, I intend to pursue graduate-level coursework (M.Tech).

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