Colleges in Kerala

National Institute of electronics and information technology (NIELIT), Chandigarh is an autonomous society working under the Ministry of electronics and information technology, government of India. The institute provides quality education, and remunerative placements along with internships and training that too on a very low budget. The place has been recommended by various students all over India who are aspiring to pursue their career in information technology, and electronics.

However, there are various other institutes like Punjab engineering College Chandigarh, University Institute of Engineering and Technology (UIET) Panjab University Chandigarh etc. you can also go for Chitkara University, DAV Institute of Engineering and Technology (DAVIET) along with other institutes in private sector.

Fee for UG courses at National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), Chandigarh depends on the programme or course you choose. For instance, Non-formal courses are available from INR 4,200 from INR 42,000; UG Diploma ranges between INR 6000 to INR 21,000 depending upon the course you choose, duration for the same is 6 months.

NIELIT Chandigarh is an autonomous Society, that works under the administrative control of Ministry of electronics and information technology, government of India. The Institute charges registration fee of ?500 for all courses it offers. For detailed fee structure you can go through the official website of NIELIT, Chandigarh.

Kerala Agricultural University and Annamalai University's placement data suggest that both colleges provide good placement chances. Kerala Agricultural University announced a median package of INR 1.82 LPA for Integrated BSc courses in 2022 and INR 3.60 LPA for PG (2-year) courses. During its 2020 placements, Annamalai University had an average package of INR 4.5 LPA. While specific course statistics may not be available, both colleges have a track record of putting their students in respected companies. When making a decision, students must evaluate the placement statistics of the specific courses they are interested in, as well as other variables such as curriculum, faculty, and industry exposure.