Kolkata

"PITM Kolkata is pretty good regarding placements although it is somewhat inferior to Calcutta Institute of Engineering and Management (CIEM) in placement consistency.

Clubbing the above facts together, PITM offers average placement of around 60%-70% while companies such as TCS, Wipro, and local firms recruit the B.Tech and MBA graduate students from the institution.

The average packing salary falls between INR 3-4 LPA with the highest notch at INR 6 LPA. CIEM boasts a little more than this for placement, which is 70%-80%, and a good industry exercise to attract clients such as Infosys and Cognizant, with averages of INR 4-5 LPA and tops out at INR 8 LPA. However, since devoid of this small scale and a newly built reputation, there is limited gain for PITM, and CIEM benefits from the fact that Kolkata has established itself as the tech hub of India. 

 The basic documents for admission to the Pailan Institute of Technology and Management (PITM) Kolkata include the completed application form, which may be obtained either through the internet or from the institute.

For graduate-level courses, there must be a submission of the 10th mark sheet as well as the plus 2-level mark sheet, besides the original degree for post graduation courses such as MBA. Documents such as scorecards of entrance exams conducted by national boards or institutes such as WBJEE, JEE Main for B.Tech, or CAT/MAT for MBA are required to be attached, where applicable.

This is followed by proof of identity (Aadhaar, passport), photographs (usually 4-6), and a transfer certificate/migration certificate from the last institution.

Pailan Institute of Technology and Management provides professional courses not only on undergraduate but also at postgraduate in all disciplines of engineering and management.

The undergraduate programs include B.Tech in streams like Computer Science, Electronics, and Mechanical Engineering. BBA and BCA are also there for those interested in business and technology. MBA is pursued from PITM with specializations in Marketing, Finance, and HR for postgraduates who have acquired a Bachelor's degree. Offering several Diploma courses for an undergraduate engineer in disciplines such as Civil and Electrical unnecessary as some aspirants would be categorized as skill-based learners. Not only that, it also runs vocational training in hospitality and application-based computer technology. Most importantly, the courses designed are intended for practical exposure and alignment with the industry.