B.Tech Placement

When it comes to petroleum engineering in particular, IIT (ISM) Dhanbad has got no match all across India. If we talk about last 2-3 years, almost top 60% (GPA wise, good communication skills, good CV) of the total strength (100 - 110) got placement in core companies like Schlumberger, Shell, Cairn India, Halliburton etc. which is above Rs 10 to Rs 12 lakhs per annum. Rest of them have to accept either the placement offers of IT companies or have to go for further studies. There is a very little scope of off-campus placements in India. Quality placements are very good but quantity placements are not so good in core companies - this means that average package and percentage of batch placed is not that great as compared to other branches of IITs, but ISM, Dhanbad has recently been recognized as Indian Institute of Technology. It may take time to get more quantity of placements, but it may improve in years. In 2017, out of 97 students who appeared for the placement process in total, almost 35 students grabbed the core company job. Some of the students joined the non-core one.
The recent placement statistics of 2017 session is mentioned in the link given below:-
http://iitism.ac.in/result/2017.pdf
Hope this helps! All the Best!

Hey there,
The placement scenario varies from year to year especially in chemical engineering of Haldia Institute of Technology.
In 2017, various core companies recruited students from HIT like Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd., Adani Wilmar, Topchem Cement, Praxair, Wacker, S.G Biogas, IR Chemicals, Oriental Nicco, Chemtex, Voith Paper, Sanmar, and Almal.
Many IT companies mass recruited chemical engineers like Wipro, TCS, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, etc.
Some chemical engineers from Haldia Institute of Technology got a chance to get placed in sales companies like Berger, Amazon, but these two companies recruited students through off campus placements. Off campus placement opportunities are also there but you need to have the patience to get through with them as most of them are willing to recruit after you have completed your final semester. Some faculty members help students appear for an interview through their industry sources off campus.
Well, talking about the placement stats, only 20% of batch get placed in core companies, the rest of the batch was placed in IT companies that are mentioned above and some decided to opt for higher studies.
The average salary package offered by core companies was 3.5-.5.5 LPA and the salary offered by IT companies was 3-3.2 LPA.
If you really want a core job then you have to be among the toppers or else smart enough to face any interview.
I hope this helps you.

Hi there,
Aeronautical engineering is a study about the design and systems of an aircraft. It involves practical and theoretical understanding of materials, assembling parts, testing and maintenance of aircrafts. Professional engineers working in this domain have to be licensed aeronautical engineers.
MIT School of Engineering is quite a reputed college, with good placements records.
Some insights of the college are:
Intake: 120
Placements stats:
The placements of aerospace engineering are quite pathetic so you have to be your own and need to work very hard to get placed in top aerospace companies.
However, the aggregate placements figures are:
Average package: 4.5 LPA ( aggregate of all branches )
Highest package: 11 LPA
Recruiters: Volkswagen, Asian Paints, Newgen Software, Atos Origin, Wipro, Infosys, TCS, IBM, Adobe, Tech Mahindra and many more.
Here is the link to get more insights of the placements:
https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.mituniversity.edu.in/Academics/MIT_School_of_Engg/&ved=0ahUKEwinkpn-iqDWAhUUT48KHVceDd8QFggmMAA&usg=AFQjCNHSZo5Obqurv_kqkiXCuG2aSb3woQ
Hope this helps.

Hi there,
SVNIT is amongst the top 10 NITs of India and also one of the oldest technical institutes. It was established in 1961 with just 3-4 branches and mechanical was one amongst them.
So, being among the oldest institutes and one of the oldest core branches, the department is well settled and well equipped with the required necessary labs also a no. of new labs have been constructed which will mostly start in this academic year. It has faculty members with ocean of knowledge in various fields of Mechanical Engineering.
Some insights of the colleges:
Intake: 120 (mechanical)
Placements
Average package: 5.15 LPA (mechanical)
Highest package: 10.6 LPA (mechanical)
Lowest package: 2.25 LPA (mechanical )
Recruiters:
John Deere, Honda, Microsoft, Airtel, Bharat Petroleum, Endurance, HSBC Bank, Vedanta, Infosys, TCS, Pidilte, Tata, Maruti Suzuki and many more.
Here is the link to get more insights of the placement at SVNIT.
Here is the link:
https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.svnit.ac.in/web/placement.php&ved=0ahUKEwjNldyAhKDWAhVHPY8KHY7RAosQFggmMAA&usg=AFQjCNHPXkxakZXuEjmMG0sZtyF5SpS6bQ
Hope this helps.

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.

CS Department at NIE was started in the year 1983 as per now it has four Professors, five Associate Professors , Nine Assistant Professors and eight Lecturers. The department has received the World Bank grant under TEQIP. The department is a recognized centre for academic research and has produced Doctorates. It has qualified professors as research guide and 17 candidates are pursuing Ph.D.
Microsoft, Cisco, Broadcomm, Freescale, NetApp, Adobe, Goldman Sachs etc. used to hire from NIE. However don't expect companies like Amazon, Google, Apple, would come and hire from NIE. These guys don't hire from most of colleges except for IITs and NITs.
Labs are well equipped 6 spacious computer centres with more than 200 latest Computers. The Department has the latest hardware and software, multimedia projectors, laser and colour inkjet printers, digital camera, scanning and image transformation facilities.
Infrastructure and academics is top-notch. Placements are pretty good. Lecturers are friendly and co-operative.

GGSIPU has just one college that offers chemical engineering- USCT (University School of Chemical technology) situated in the main campus of IPU in Dwarka. The placements in chemical engineering at IPU are pretty mediocre and hardly any top companies come to recruit at the campus. That said, if you happen to have the knowledge of the domain and are able to secure a good rank in the college, chances are good that you might land a decent job. The companies that visit the campus are pharma research and medical drugs manufacturers. Also, certain FMCG recruiters were also reported. The program at USCT is not a very old one and is still picking up. On the bright side, USCT is a government institution, ensuring a very nominal fee for the programme and thus a decent return on investment (RoI). The fee for the college is around 75K per year and it also houses state of the art laboratories.
Faculty to student ratio is also pretty good and the student life at the main campus of IPU is definitely better than it is at other private colleges.

Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE), is part of the Gargantuan Dayanand Sagar Institutions (DSI) campus which spreads over acres of land and is home to several other sister institutes. The quality of teaching is fairly good. Recently the college had received the NAAC grading A. It's an autonomous college, so the syllabus in Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, [DSCE] Bangalore is updated regularly.
Overall, about 70% of the students get placed, most of them in Infosys and Accenture, two major recruiters here. Computers Science and Information Science sections record 100% placements with ECE, EEE & Telecom the following suit. What distinguishes DSCE from other average engineering colleges is that a few core companies like Bosch, L&T and Mu Sigma also visit the campus offering salaries from Rs. 3.5L 6L per year.
EC, however, is a pretty strict branch at DSCE which does spoon feed you important internals questions but also burdens you with constant assignments and seminars. It is quite an active department & host to a wide range of IEEE events.
I suggest you look for other factors like proximity to the main city, attendance issues, campus fests, campus crowd, etc. because it is not only your education in terms of academics but also 4 precious years of your life, don't miss out on the fun and learning. In the end, no matter where you study from, the placements are all the same until and unless you go out of your way to take up new courses, which will ensure you get into good companies.