Bangalore

The major highlights while choosing the campus are the infrastructure, campus placement, faculty members, extracurriculars etc. National Institute of Engineering is one of the famous in the engineering sector. The campus has unique teaching methodology and the faculty members are very experienced. Majority of the faculty members are doctorate holders and they excel in their field of education. National Institute of Engineering is offering a course which is always upgraded. PES is another major engineering campus of Karnataka where students from all parts of India are studying altogether. This college has very standard teaching methodology. They give importance for practical education more than theoretical one. The major highlight of this campus is that the placement package of students are very high and is getting increased year by year. The campus is very famous for the infrastructure and new practical oriented study package. So both the campus are good.

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The placements at PES for CSE Engineering were magnificent as such. 127 students from CSE were placed in 2015-16. Average Package: 4.5 LPA. The highest package: 12 LPA by Intel and Vodafone
Median Package: 6 LPA
Some top recruiters include:
Myntra, SNAP deal, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Paypal, Code Nation, Infosys, Accenture, Flipkart, Zomato, Intel, Akamai, Cisco, Yahoo, Oracle, Linked in, Intuit, SAP, JP Morgan, PAYU, KLA, Tencor, Dolcera, McKinsey, Brain and Co, Ebay, Vodafone, Airtel, Jeevansathi, Aditya Birla and Tata Power. So for in 2017, a good number of students have already been placed with a package above INR 5 LPA and internships have seen humongous growth. The placements records have been improving every year with great support and are expected to improve with double digit growth in participating companies more in the years to come by. As far as BMSCE is concerned core job roles in ECE are miniscule and average package is on lower end with ambiguous unaudited reports.