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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?

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There is a placement cell meant for it. Industrial companies like Infosys, Capgemini, Cognizant, Indian Navy, Seventh Sense Talent Solutions, Yes Bank, Ashahi, HP, Bosch, CMRIT, Berger, Ashok Leyland, Tech Mahindra, Usha Armour, L&T, Lee spring and more than 50+ companies do recruit well-performing candidates. Placements are good for software/IT core branches and not for hardware branches like civil, mechanical, automobile and aeronautical. For CSE students in 2015, the average package was 4 LPA and the highest package is 16 LPA, overall 80% students get placed. Overall, it is a great brand and much better than NMIT in terms of overall
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Both the colleges are good colleges to pursue engineering but DSCE is somehow better in terms of placements. Here is a comparison between them. Here are some of the insights of the college. Intake:- 1440
Placements
Average package:- 3.5 Lacs
the highest package:- 12 Lacs
Recruiters:- Accenture, Tech Mahindra, L&T, Unisys, IBM, Wipro, Bosch, MU Sigma, Shahi Exports, Hp, HCL, Infosys, Mahindra, etc.

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The training and placement wing at the university looks after the training and placement activities on a continuing basis. Staffed by senior professionals and placement executives, the team initiates and maintains the University-Industry dialogue and manages the summer internship programme and final placement activities. The team evaluates student performance levels and ensures relevant preparation for their corporate placements. Working both at the supply and demand sides of the placement, the team plays the vital intermediary role of matching academic excellence and industry expectations and counseling the students appropriately. A J
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The campus placement began last week in the university. IT majors like Microsoft, Adobe and Samsung R&D have recruited university students for pay packages of around Rs 20 Lacs per annum. The new recruiter, Arcesium India from Hyderabad, a software development company, recruited three students M. Radhika, P. R. Prasad and M. Nikhil, who are all studying computer Science engineering at the College of Engineering, Guindy for huge package of Rs 28 Lacs per annum. Last year, Code Nation, a software developer from Bengaluru offered the maximum salary of Rs 24 Lacs per annum for two student. The public sector undertakings like Power Grid Cor
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IT sector and very few have received core branches and relevant roles, but almost 90% students get placed with average of 4 LPA. Notwithstanding the withdrawal of offers by the e-commerce and software companies, Anna University got off to a bright start to its campus placement drive as three students have received offer letters for Rs 28 Lacs per annum, surpassing last year's the highest offer. The campus placement began last week in the university. IT majors like Microsoft, Adobe and Samsung R&D have recruited university students for pay packages of around Rs 20 Lacs per annum. Last year, Code Nation, a software developer from Bengalu
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The only drawback with this college is that they fail to provide with 100% batch placement.
Considering the placement report of 2016 of Anna University in mechanical branch almost 75 students got placed while 10% student went on for the further studies abroad. Some of the companies that make round during placement season are:
Caterpillar, Coromandel Fertilisers Limited, IBM, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOCL), Mahindra & Mahindra, Maruti Suzuki, VOLTAS, Ashok Leyland, Essar group, General Motors, HPCL, JK Tyre, Larsen & Toubro Ltd. , Morgan Stanley, TATA Technologies, Technologies Robert, Bosch Engineering & Business Solutions Ltd, TVS MO
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Although the seats are limited, teaching faculty for Engineering Physics is excellent in the IITs. The placement record for this engineering branch is also good in the IIT Madras. After finishing Engineering Physics from one of the IITs, scholars have immense job opportunities. Selection in IIT placements means a job in best companies and excellent remuneration package. Engineering Physics degree holders from IITs are evolved in research and development activities. They are usually hired by different industries like telecom, microelectronics, lasers, and micro-devices, etc. This a searchable branch, so you always have an option of high
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For Civil Engineering, last time (2016-17) out of 89 students who applied to placements from the Civil department, 56 students were placed meaning 62.9 percent placement for Civil which is an impressive number. For Civil, the minimum salary offered was 3.2 LPA. The average salary was 6.5 LPA and the maximum salary was 11 LPA. All these figures suggest pretty good placements at NIT-Warangal. Placements witness companies like Sobha Developers Group, etc. , and some investment banks like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, etc.

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TCS comes with both job and internship opportunities every year. Tech Mahindra is one of the core recruiters. Epsilon also takes students from civil branch. However, placement policies are not up to the mark. Alliance University:-
As far as academics is concerned, it is a pretty good university to pursue a B.Tech degree given that is a fairly new university, the faculty are good and supportive and most importantly the campus environment is impeccable, but what gives Alliance the edge over other colleges not only Bangalore but India has its tie ups with international schools and exchange programs which will give you the opportunity to ha
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Placements: In 2015-16, the placement was 30% and in 2016-17, it has gone up to 50%. The average salary is 3 lacs and the max. Is 8 Lacs for chemical engineering specialisation. The lowest is 1.8 Lacs per annum. The companies that visited for Pharma sector based jobs for chemical engineering students are Reliance, Honeywell, Filtra Consultancy, Accenture, PolyOne, Kingfa, Praxair, Pfizer, Ranbaxy, etc. For 2015-16 batch, The chemical department had the least number of placements. Only a few companies visit each year like Honeywell, Uhde India, Reliance, Volkswagen, etc. The toppers are always preferred. Mu Sigma also visits, which is a
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