B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering

Well, considering your academic score and the number of backlogs, let me be frank to tell you that it is not even average and if a university was to consider your academics itself for admission in M. Tech, then they would not even consider your application (to be very honest).
But, don't get disheartened, there is always more for you to do.
Your IELTS test score is also average. So, what you need to do now is to improve your IELTS score to such a score that it would camouflage your academics performance.
Apart from this, you should try and get into some projects or get LOR (Letter of Recommendation) from your concerned faculty.
Next step would be to find yourself a job, as work experience is highly appreciated by the colleges everywhere and also some universities make this a basic requirement for admission in M. Tech. And, considering your academics 3 years of work experience would be good enough to make the jury neglect your academics.

Hello,
Talking about B.Tech in Computer Science from Indian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing-Jabalpur. It is the best branch in the college in terms of placement as well as faculty. Faculty of CSE is highly qualified, conversant and have vast experience in their respective fields. Further on talking about the placements in consideration most of the CSE students get a package above 6-7 LPA while on the other hand, IIIT-Sri City has its first batch placed in 2016 only. This year also many big companies came for campus placements.
Next, taking the infrastructure in consideration, it is far better than IIIT-Sri city because IIIT Sri City is a recently established college and is in its initial stage while on the other hand, IIITDM-Jabalpur was established in 2005, thus placing it far ahead of IIIT-Sri City. Further on talking about the facilities, IIITDM-Jabalpur has all the basic facilities required by the students. Thus, I would prefer IIITDM-Jabalpur over IIIT Sri City on the basis of these points.

DSCE or Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering, is better than RNSIT, in terms of placements. A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science would fetch you a great job at this college, which has companies such as JP Morgan, Dell and HP participating in their placement drive. They have companies categorised according to the salaries they offer - the 3+ lakh per annum slab, the 5+ lakh per annum slab and the 10+ lakh per annum slab. They are one of the best colleges in terms of placements, and almost every student participating in the placement drive gets a decent job. You need not worry about getting a job here, because there are more than enough companies, and depending on your capabilities, you could even land multiple offers.
It's a great place to study in as well, and you'll definitely enjoy the college culture. The college is situated in a great location, and you won't regret the coming four years one bit. Their fest is one of the most awaited fests in Bangalore.
Academically, the faculty at BMSCE is skilled and supportive, and being autonomous, the college has a better syllabus than the university (Visvesvaraya Technological University). Do let us know if there's anything else we can help you with.
All the best!

The placement at MITM is really good and appreciable, if you are in CS and IT you get placed easily if you do not have any of the back lock and you have skills you will surely get placed.
Now, the college has upgraded to university. So, number of companies coming for placements are more as compared to previous years but the average package is around 4-4.5 Lakhs and around 80-90% of CS/IT student get placed in the following companies.
Major recruiters include TCS, Cognizant, CSC, Amdocs, MuSigma, etc. The jobs offered to the students are mostly in the computer science field, even to the mechanical students. Placements for the year 2016 were horrible though, with various major companies refraining from recruiting from our college.
This is the problem in the college that not too much companies come for placements and the above one come and students have to be get satisfied with them only and make sure it's only for CS and IT students and don't get confused with the other branches. They can also get placements only if they know coding languages and in these companies only, as there are no separate companies for them.

CSE from BITS, Pilani is better as compared to NIT, Trichy.
Placements: Placements are 100% for the computer science branch. The highest package in India was 35 LPA and the lowest package for CS in India was 12 LPA. The average salary comes out to be around 22 LPA. This is very close to previous year's average too. Top shot companies like Microsoft, Oracle, Amazon, Directi, Adobe, Samsung, HP, Visa, etc. to the newest startups like Nutanix, Crowdfire, etc. were among the recruiters. The roles offered mainly include software development and very rarely testing roles are given.
BITS, Pilani is an amazing place to complete your graduation. Your campus life will fill you up with memories that will last a lifetime.
Pros:
1. Amazing crowd.
2. Lively campus life.
3. Great placements.
4. Practice school semester long internship program.
5. Infrastructure has improved a lot. By 2016-17, most hostels will be best in the country.
Cons:
1. Syllabus seems a little outdated.
2. Less research.
3. Not all faculty is supportive, though this maybe the case everywhere.
4. Weather is very tough to adjust too. Power cuts in summers add to your woes.
5. Administrative offices are pretty much like government offices. Work is slow and painful to get done though some officials are helpful.
6. Pretty far away from civilization. Nearest city is Delhi/Jaipur, both 200Km away. However, this is also a good thing, as you spend more time in the college, which somehow I believe helps in the long run.

Computer science and engineering is the branch of engineering which deals with technology related to computer, software, data engineering and other developments related to the system.
The branch will lead you to a career in the field of modern technology. The institute is renowned and has all the required infrastructure for the course and the basic modern labs for research, experienced faculty from the industry which makes a candidate industry ready. 5 separate labs running with Linux server & Windows servers. The various labs are Project Lab, Graphics Lab, Hardware Lab, Programming Lab, and the System Software Lab. It includes the following:
Computer Science and Engineering, which includes, Computer Networks, Wireless Network Security, Cryptography, Wireless Sensor Networks, Cloud Computing, and so on. In addition to that, the faculty is also actively involved in some of the joint research projects with industries. The students have outperformed in the campus placements for the reputed IT industries which include TCS, Wipro and Infosys to name a few. Post graduation students have acquired their internships and projects in companies such as Robert Bosch, Lucent, Unisys, Global Edge, TCS and so on. The department is actively involved in hosting many additional training programs for students in niche areas such as mobile programming, Qualnet, IBM Technologies, IBM Lotus and Domino and so on. The minimum package ranges from 4 lakh per annum to about 15 LPA.

Hi,
You can apply and intern as many times as you want but the placement office and professors help you in finding an internship during 3rd year which is a mandatory one. Microsoft and Google have Student Partner and Student Embassador programs.
These are the companies that are on campus for CS:
Amazon, ADP, CA, Commvault, Capital IQ, Cisco, Dell, D.E. Shaw, Deloitte, GE, Honeywell, Oracle, Microsoft, Google, Syntel etc. Amazon, Google and D.E. Shaw hire 1 or 2 people. The other companies hire about 56. Almost everyone from my class ended up with multiple job offers. Average pay for Google, MS etc was in the range 10- 12 lpa. It was around 67 for the rest.
I still feel OU has a lot to catch up to reach NIT and IIT standards. Better faculty, students who are passionate to learn, diversity will make the college much better. This was all back in 2012. I'm not aware of the current scenario.
All the best.