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archit kumarCollege selection expert

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Hi Ram Babu,
If you are looking forward for CSE branch, you must prefer Bangalore as it is the IT hub of India. You may get good job opportunities and great exposure there.

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Anagha Jayakumarwww.linkedin.com/in/anaghajayakumar711

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The process of placements is centralized, with students from all 4 campuses (Amritapuri, Bangalore, Coimbatore and Kochi) vying for roles in the same companies. Hence the question really is - "Is the candidate a good fit for the job posting and the company?"
Secondly, Amritapuri boasts of faculties who have industrial experience. So the teaching here is not by the book, but is rigorous enough to ready you for what potential employers seek.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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BITS, Pilani and VIT, Vellore are the top private college of India. Since last year BITS, Pilani is one of the top 10 good colleges of India for B.Tech, but this year BITS, Pilani has been ranked 16th amongst all the colleges of India and VIT, Vellore has been ranked 13th according to the rank given by MHRD.

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archit kumarCollege selection expert

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Hi Tamira,
Both the universities are equally good in terms of exposure, job opportunity and quality of education. But VIT is preferable due to its better ranking and flexible curriculum. You will also get more active and result oriented SAE clubs over there.

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archit kumarCollege selection expert

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We cannot predict what will happen by 2023, but with some ideas I can suggest you to pursue B.Tech in ECE branch because in coming years there are many ECE based companies which will visit India and consequently there will be high demand of ECE graduates.

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