Patiala

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology, Patiala, established in 1956 is ranked 29th by NIRF, amongst the top engineering colleges in India. Keeping in view the increasing demand for the skills in electronics and computer Science, Thapar introduced the Electronics and Computer Engineering branch a few years back in association with Trinity College, Dublin. Course Fee:
The fees for the electrical and computer engineering course is 15 Lacs and the total student intake in this course is 180. Placements:
Students from this specialisation get placed in core companies for Electronics and Computer Engineering. The top recruiters include DE Shaw, JP Morgan, Amazon, Walmart, Sandisk, and many others. The average and the highest CTC is 7 LPA and 42 LPA respectively. The roles for which the students are groomed after pursuing this course are Power engineer, System Analyst, Application Developer, System control engineer, Electronics/ Operating system design, and development engineer. Hope it helps.

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