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Go for CS or ECE Jaypee Noida if you want better infrastructure exposure and if money is not a constraint. Consult the seniors of Jaypee regarding placements. I can only tell you that IET Lucknow will definitely provide you ample opportunities as far as placement is concerned.

First of all, you can't expect placement in New IIITs. New IIITs will not give you good industry exposure. It will take at least 10-15 years to get established. Better to go for old GFTI colleges rather than going in New IIITs.

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Hello Neha, I feel chemical branch of NIT-A would be a better choice. Firstly, it is NIT. Secondly, Chemical engineering. All recruiters flock to IITs, and then to NITs. Other institutions are afterwards.

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ITS Mohannagar is better compared to GLA. No doubt, GLA is emerging, but ITS beats GLA in current era. May be GLA will be better than ITS in upcoming days.

Placement Wing
The college has very good placement cell. The placement and job opportunities are quite decent. There are lots of opportunities in this college. A lot of core companies and non-core companies come for placements and students generally, prefer the non-core companies. Around 90 companies