Colleges in Mumbai

The Indian Institute of Chemical Technology is one of the best institutes in India in terms of academics and skill development. This institute especially meant to teach the branches related to chemical and has a global tie-up with many high-class universities such as Cambridge University, Oxford and Stanford University. One can get into this institute only when they get a rank in advance that too not more than 12000. Although one can get into food engineering in IITs too at this rank, the ICT degree for it is worth more than IIT. Institute of Chemical Technology is more precise and placement oriented towards the non-famous branches. The placement is done in many food industries such as dominoes McDonald's KFC, lays, Nestle, Cafe Coffee Day. The main purpose of food engineer is to check the quality of food and analysis of it linking it to the budget of the product. The average placement being 11 Lacs while highest up to 25 Lacs range every year. So one needs an immense passion towards the chemical and should be eligible to get into the institution whereas dropping the idea of IITs.
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The average placement package for B. TECH in printing and packaging technology is around 3-4 lacs while the highest placement package for the same branch is around 10 lacs.
Some of the companies that make rounds during the placement season of 2017 for printing and packaging technology branch are:
IBM, oracle, Cadbury, TCS, Tech Mahindra, L&T Ltd., Saint-Gobain, JSW Steel Ltd, ZTE Bangalore, Dabur India Ltd.
If you don't manage to get in through campus placements and go for off campus placement, then the pay package is even lower and more difficult to get through.
The training and placement cell is really dormant and is only there in the name sake and does nothing more than issuing certificates no objection certificate (NOC) for internships and jobs.
With this, I hope you would make the right choice by joining the college and one should consider this only if there is no other better college to get admission at.
Only then one should resort to getting admission at this college or should consider dropping a year.
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If you are considering this college, then it is safe to say that your marks in the region of maybe about 100-120. This means that you haven't got that many options in terms of good colleges. To be honest, SIES lacks in infrastructure when compared to Pillai College of Arts, Commerce and Science or Bhartiya Vidyapeeth. Also, in terms of placement, SIES lags when compared to Bhartiya Vidyapeeth. Although, it is to be considered that mechanical branch has considerably low placement rates in all the colleges. In sincerity, it does not matter which college you take, because they are all equally good with their own pros and cons. Your knowledge will matter more to the industry than the college from which you graduated. And, no college gives you enough knowledge.