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Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is consistently the most competitive and highly-ranked branch. It attracts the highest cutoff ranks and has the strongest industry reputation for placements.
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Yes, as a state university, it offers degrees widely recognised by international universities and employers, making it a preferred choice for students pursuing global careers or higher studies abroad.
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The flexible curriculum allows "Open Electives," where students can select courses from different departments. This encourages interdisciplinary learning, such as a Mechanical Engineering student taking a Data Science course.
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Yes, students must complete industrial training, often supported by partners like TCS. A four-week training in the third year and an eight-week project in fourth year are standard requirements.
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Yes, the University Institute of Technology (UIT) has a dedicated placement cell that coordinates with industries, organizes training sessions, and manages campus recruitment drives for all eligible students.
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Typically, 70% to 90% of students secure placements, particularly in high-demand branches like CSE and IT. For the 2024 batch, 532 out of 588 registered students were successfully placed.
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Major companies like TCS, Infosys, Cognizant, and Wipro frequently visit for campus drives. Other notable recruiters include Amazon, Capgemini, and Persistent Systems.
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According to the 2025 NIRF report, the median package for BTech students reached INR 7.10 LPA. This marked a significant increase from previous years, reflecting improved industry demands.
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While core branches often have similar fees, specialised courses such as AI or Data Science at private affiliated colleges may cost more, ranging upto INR 5.3 Lakhs in total.
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Yes, students need to pay a one-time fee of INR 1,500 - 7,000. This typically covers refundable caution money, enrollment fees, and development charges required during the first semester.