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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
Regarding placements, you will not be eligible for almost 80% of the companies which the B.Tech students are eligible for. This may/may not change by the time you reach your final year. So keep your fingers crossed.
But that being said, you will still get a lot of decent opportunities and that includes super dream offers (10+LPA) from:
Paypal
DeShaw
Morgan Stanley
Direct
Thorogood
SAP
Amazon, etc. and also dream offers (410 LPA)
Zoho
Hitachi
MuSigma, etc.
But that being said, you will still get a lot of decent opportunities and that includes super dream offers (10+LPA) from:
Paypal
DeShaw
Morgan Stanley
Direct
Thorogood
SAP
Amazon, etc. and also dream offers (410 LPA)
Zoho
Hitachi
MuSigma, etc.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
Master of Technology:
The M.Tech /M.Sc Eng /M.Sc Tech Programs in India are usually structured, as an Engineering Research degree, lesser than Ph.D and considered to be parallel to M.Phil and M. Sc. These are started with the aim of producing Research Engineers who can also get the position of "Technologist" in the Industries and Research Institutes. In electrical engineering, areas of specialization might include: power systems, energy engineering, electrical machines, instrumentation and control, high voltage or power electronics, telecommunications, communication networks, signal processing, microelectronics. Fees and faculty vary fr
The M.Tech /M.Sc Eng /M.Sc Tech Programs in India are usually structured, as an Engineering Research degree, lesser than Ph.D and considered to be parallel to M.Phil and M. Sc. These are started with the aim of producing Research Engineers who can also get the position of "Technologist" in the Industries and Research Institutes. In electrical engineering, areas of specialization might include: power systems, energy engineering, electrical machines, instrumentation and control, high voltage or power electronics, telecommunications, communication networks, signal processing, microelectronics. Fees and faculty vary fr
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Shikher jainStudent
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Yes. You will get good placement if you are skilled and talented. Though LNMIT is the very best college of Jaipur, average package is depends on your branch. However around 4-5 LPA is average salary.
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rohith kola
Guide-Level 14
I am not from ECE, but as per 2015 placement statistics of IIT Kharagpur, almost 90% M.Tech ECE students placed with an average salary of 12 LPA in Phase 1 itself and Phase 2 will start from Jan 10. After CS EC has the highest number of offers. Again placements depend on specialisation, almost all VLSI people where placed within first two days of placements with packages of nearly (18 LPA to 20 LPA). Nearly 90% ECE people placed within 10 days of the of Phase 1. Don't worry about package If you have M.Tech degree from IIT you will definitely get good package even outside IITs.
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Om KatheIT Engineer,Writer,Anchor, Syaahi Chapter Head
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You will not sit for M.Tech placements in IIT but you can Definitely get sit in Other Institutions. Best of luck for your future and if there's any query, feel free to ask.
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Pravin JavheriProcess Engineer | Mentor | IIT Bombay
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Hi Swapnil,
VIT mechanical engineering department is one of the very good departments. As far as placements are concerned I would like to share an experience of my roommates. Two years back, two M.Tech. 2nd year students were my roommates. I remember that they had sat for an interview of at least 5-6 companies in front of me. Also, there were some more companies for which their profile wasn't suitable.
So, VIT gets many companies for M.Tech students as well. Many students get placed. As I'm from chemical engineering department, I can not tell you the exact number of placed students, but yes - placements are not so bad (as compared to oth
VIT mechanical engineering department is one of the very good departments. As far as placements are concerned I would like to share an experience of my roommates. Two years back, two M.Tech. 2nd year students were my roommates. I remember that they had sat for an interview of at least 5-6 companies in front of me. Also, there were some more companies for which their profile wasn't suitable.
So, VIT gets many companies for M.Tech students as well. Many students get placed. As I'm from chemical engineering department, I can not tell you the exact number of placed students, but yes - placements are not so bad (as compared to oth
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