Engineering

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After successful completion of Engineering, students are keen to get good placements in top companies. Many of the reputed and premium engineering colleges carry out recruitment drives within the campus where top companies come to hire talented students who can contribute to the growth of the company. There are many engineering colleges which are known to provide excellent placements with the most lucrative packages. These are:
KIIT, Bhubaneswar
Bharati Vidyapeeth - https://www.shiksha.com/university/bharati-vidyapeeth-Pune-37168/placement
Thapar Institute of Science and Technology
Amity University
Manipal Institute of Technology
These universities and colleges are known to offer many streams such as B.Tech in Electronics, B.Tech Mechanical Engineering, B.Tech in Computer Science, and many more.

Hello Sadiq, if I may say so your scoring in this exam is a bit on the lower side. To get about 66 marks out of 180, is low score. But everything is not lost out. I am positive that even with this score, you will get admission but perhaps in a college not in metro cities. To help you I am attaching a link that will predict the college and the branch that you can get based on your performance in this exam. You can use this to guess as to where you can get adtabd then decide your future course of action. If you can, I suggest that you should take break for a year, study well and score handsomely in next year's entrance exam. You may get better results and in turn better branch and collt. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/comedk-uget-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Hello Suresh Jaiswar, aah! Diploma or degree. I can perhaps understand the angst and the anxiety in your mind. The diploma is done after the 10th while a degree is done after the 12th. Former is three years while later is four years course. After Diploma, students can seek admission directly into the second year of a 4-year degree course. This effectively means that the time taken to get a degree is the same by both means for a student. However, by doing a Diploma, students earn a skilling Certificate based on which they can get jobs. Practically it makes no difference. However, in practice, there are not many seats in the second year of a 4-year degree course to accept Diploma holders and hence competition is quite tough. I would prefer Diploma and then a degree, but there will be many who will vote for a degree directly. Best wishes to you.