Acharya Institute of Technology

CMRIT does not have a brand name similar to that of Acharya. The course curriculum of AIT is very practical oriented and would have immense opportunities for the future. Both the campus have the following features like excellent faculty members, alumni network, expert mentors, international relationships, student exchange facilities, etc. Both the above-mentioned courses are of very high demand. Engineering education is all about the dedication you put in it. 70% of campuses in Bangalore offer placements. The above-mentioned campus has an excellent placement. They both offer quality education. About the course, CSE is more easy to get a job immediately after completion of the course. CSE is a very good course but there are some risk factors. If you don't get a campus placement from the college then it will be difficult for you to search from outside.

There is a placement cell meant for it. Industrial companies like Infosys, Capgemini, Cognizant, Indian Navy, Seventh Sense Talent Solutions, Yes Bank, Ashahi, HP, Bosch, CMRIT, Berger, Ashok Leyland, Tech Mahindra, Usha Armour, L&T, Lee spring and more than 50+ companies do recruit well-performing candidates. Placements are good for software/IT core branches and not for hardware branches like civil, mechanical, automobile and aeronautical. For CSE students in 2015, the average package was 4 LPA and the highest package is 16 LPA, overall 80% students get placed. Overall, it is a great brand and much better than NMIT in terms of overall job offers, placement assistance as well as faculty alumni support. NMIT doesn't have a great brand name either, so not recommended either.