Mechanical Engineering

Christ University must be very well reputed college in Bangalore. But, it is not really a good college for B.Tech. This university is one of the best colleges for BBA/BBM and good for MBA.
Placement: Most important thing for any engineering students. Sadly, no other companies come in campus except Tech Mahindra. Placement Record (Around 7-9 %): 28-33 students got placed out of 360 Students in all branches. Technical Companies: Tech Mahindra plus maybe one or two any small companies Non- Technical: May be 2-3 companies including BPO and sales. To be honest, despite its popularity, the famed Christ University doesn't make the cut when it comes to the best B.Tech colleges in the city of Bangalore.

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.
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.
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.
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.

Both NIT-Trichy and NIT-Warangal are among the top three NITs are among the best institutes in India. But NIT Trichy has been consistently ranking better than NIT Warangal for some years now. According to the MHRD rankings of engineering colleges, NIT-Trichy stands at 11th position while NIT-Warangal stands much below at 34th rank. Among the NITs NIT Trichy stands first. Coming to the mechanical department, NIT-Trichy showcased better placement statistics than NIT-Warangal. NIT Trichy had 94.8 percent placement in 2016 and 98.5 percent in 2017. While NIT-Warangal had 91.11 percent placement in 2016. In terms of the course outline and faculty, both colleges are almost equal. But recently NIT-Trichy had started the system of '"Flexible Curriculum" which allows teachers and students to discuss and decide on things like methods of evaluation and dates of exams and course outline as such. However, this system has just started and will take some time to get better. NIT-Trichy has many clubs like PSI Racing, Designers consortium and 3D aero modeling in which students can gain a lot of practical knowledge by working on real projects. I would suggest joining NIT-Trichy as the institution strives hard to improve quality of students and make them ready for the industry.