National Institute of Technology Jalandhar Answered Questions

IIIT is always better when compared to an NIT, however, small an IIIT may be, you'll always get a better exposure in an IIIT. So, according to me, you should go to the college you've been selected. Also, the spot rounds in most cases is a waste of time and money as they do not offer a seat in most of the cases.

IPE is one of the oldest branches of NITJ and the faculty there is highly qualified and experienced. As per the placements stats, I can say it totally depends on you because lots of companies visit our campus and there is an ample amount of opportunities for you. Companies like Whirlpool, Tata Motors, Maruti Suzuki, Honda and other big giant companies allow IPE students to participate in placements with mechanical students.

Internships are something that totally depends on your skills and interest. If you have an interest in something like web development there is a lot of opportunities available and you can get an intern very easily. Just contribute something to the technology by making a project. As per the college stats, there are companies like Amazon, Samsung, Wipro and Adobe that visit our campus and hire students as interns and also offer a PPO if they work well there. Also, the NIT has started its own internship programs that will give you a exposure and you can get an opportunity to work under highly qualified faculty members on new technologies. You can access the labs and workshops. You can go for the internship.

If you are getting admission in ICE in NITJ just go for it, man.
First of all, it is one the rarest branches present in the country with lots of work and scope in the industry.
Only 20k students appear for the GATE so you can get a PSU very easily. (Topper of ICE Gate 2018 is from NITJ along with 11 other candidates in Top 100 from NITJ).
Most importantly, PSUs like BPCL HPCL GAIL hire ICE candidates directly from the campus through campus interviews and without GATE score.
So, I will recommend you just for ICE in NITJ.

First of all its an MHRD institute so there is a different environment about studies. The faculty is well-qualified and have worked in their respective fields for years. So, their experiences help the students to work on the new technologies. There are a plethora of opportunities available for the students. And the environment is competitive as all the students have come here after qualifying a national level exam JEE-Mains. You will get a brand of NIT and called a NITian after passing out.

You can use this link to check out your chances of getting this college. This is shiksha's official college predictor tool based on previous years data. Hope this helps. All the best.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?utm_source=cconnect&utm_medium=CR_JEECP&utm_campaign=6375912

It is one of the top 15 NITs in India with a good ranking in the engineering industry in terms of infrastructure, faculty members, placement, course curriculum, etc. NIT-Jalandhar is the best option and if you are talking about computer science and engineering then obviously you are trying to get the best branch in engineering that is most in demand in the field of engineering that will lead you to a career in the field of data engineering, data analytics, computer science, software development, android development, various programing languages, etc., which are most demanding in the area .The following are the data statistics for computer science placement:
No.of eligible students for placement-100
No.of placed student-81
Highest package-16 LPA (Domestic)
Highest package-75 LPA (International)
The environment is very good in NIT and the following company are the regular recruitment partners:
TCS, WIPRO, INFOSYS, Accenture, etc.
So, you won't find any difficulty in getting jobs as per the average, every student has been offered multiple offers in the campus recruitment. So, it is a good to go for campus offer.
Good luck to all the aspirants.