Information Technology

NIMCET 2017 Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates must be Indian National
Candidates must be holding graduation degree I.e. BCA/B.Sc (Hons.)/B.Sc/BIT as per 10+2+3 pattern from a recognised university.
Candidates must have studied Mathematics or Statistics or equivalent subject during graduation degree.
General category candidates need to score at least 60% marks or 6.5 CGPA in aggregate of all subjects.
Candidates belonging to SC/ST category need to obtain at least 55% marks or 6.0 CGPA score on a 10 point scale in the aggregate of all subjects.
Candidates who have Bachelor of Engineering (BE) or B.Tech degree or equivalent degree are also eligible for NIMCET 2017.
Other conditions of NIMCET Eligibility Criteria 2017:
Candidates appearing for the qualifying degree examination are also eligible to apply for NIMCET 2017, however, they must provide the proof of qualifying examination at the time of admission
The conversion of scores from CGPA to percentage or percentage to CGPA is not permitted.
CGPA scores other than 10 point scale will be converted to 10 point scale as per unitary method.

This decade belongs to Electronics and Telecommunications. Electronics and Telecommunications will continue to impact all walks of life including business. Next wave of Industrial revolution is automation and electronics will play a vital role in it. ECE engineers can be employed in all type of industries including IT. Computer Science is the facilitating technology for all business and personal activities. Indian IT industry is worlds largest outsourcing hub. Computer Science engineering is dominating the job market for last 15 years. Indian computer industry has started to show an early sign of decline due to the outcry against outsourcing in the western world. Therefore, Electronics &Telecommunication is the best option with respect to career opportunities and scope. Computer Science will continue to be a good career option for some time in the field of Engineering. IT graduates have similar career opportunities as CSE graduates. CSE graduates have a minor advantage over IT graduates in the job market. Mechanical is an evergreen branch for last 50 years and will continue to remain same in next 50 years. Chemical Engineering is a niche branch with relatively lesser job opportunities. Therefore, my recommendations in order of precedence are ECE, CSE, IT, Mechanical and then Chemical engineering if the student does not have any specific area of interest.

Hi,
Let me give you an overview of placements for the year 2017 in Netaji Subhash Engineering College:
MECHANICAL: 10 PLACED
CIVIL: 10 PLACED
ELECTRICAL : 41 PLACED
ECE: Above 75% PLACED
CSE: Above 85% PLACED
AEIE: nearly 25
IT: Above 85% PLACED. This is the overview of major branches. Generally students were placed in software companies like TCS, IBM, Capgemini, CGI, SpiderTech, startups like NASSCOM, Baiju classes, Johnson Control etc. Few students got placed in management firms also. Overall placement is better as per the down falling market.
It depends stream wise. Like if you are in CSE then don't worry you have high chances of being placed in TCS (50/around 120). Its the only mass recruiter. If you don't land up here then prepare really well because companies will come and go. They don't get deserving recruits. For 2017 pass out batch around more than 30+ tech companies came. As of now 74 is placed. Imagine 50 has being placed at TCS only handful in 30+ companies.
And, if you are from core branches and ready to sacrifice your education for a Job then TCS is generous enough to also provide you a job. Only source of recruitment for core branches as well.
The placement scenario of IT/ECE is also grim despite tech companies coming to college.
Actually, the real problem is that there is no campus placement. It has been replaced with pool campusing. You have to compete with all techno India group colleges. So you can imagine the competition.
All the best.