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A friend of mine has told me that CSE in Kalyani Government Engineering College is better than that in Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College. It can be owed to the location of both places. Kalyani is an IT hub and it is not far from Kolkata. On the other hand, it will take you twelve hours to reach Jalpaiguri from Kolkata by train. It goes without saying that CSE of Kalyani Government Engineering College is better and obviously more preferred to that of Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College.

The placements in both colleges are pretty much the same. The average package of both colleges is around 3.5 LPA in IT companies. It has to be said that more students get placed from KGEC.

KGEC is the more sought after institute because it attracts the better-ranked students. Most of the students whose ranks are under 3000 are from Kolkata, Hooghly, North 24 and South 24 Parganas regions. The faculty and infrastructure of both institutions are also pretty much similar.

Other than these, the placements in CSE in both colleges are almost the same and much higher than Heritage and/or IEM.

A friend of mine has told me that CSE in Kalyani Government Engineering College is better than that in Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College. It can be owed to the location of both places. Kalyani is an IT hub and it is not far from Kolkata. On the other hand, it will take you twelve hours to reach Jalpaiguri from Kolkata by train. It goes without saying that CSE of Kalyani Government Engineering College is better and obviously more preferred to that of Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College.

The placements in both colleges are pretty much the same. The average package of both colleges is around 3.5 LPA in IT companies. It has to be said that more students get placed from KGEC.

KGEC is the more sought after institute because it attracts the better-ranked students. Most of the students whose ranks are under 3000 are from Kolkata, Hooghly, North 24 and South 24 Parganas regions. The faculty and infrastructure of both institutions are also pretty much similar.

Other than these, the placements in CSE in both colleges are almost the same and much higher than Heritage and/or IEM.

A senior of mine also used to be a student of Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College (JGEC). This college is usually chosen when you have not got a satisfactory ranking in AIEEE, IIT.

An engineering job at the conclusion of four years is defined by 60% ability, 30% luck, and 10% other characteristics. Colleges and institutions can only do so much in this regard. So why choose a private college instead of opting for a Government college. This will let you save some money. Some other features are:

• There is ample scope for you to inculcate in things of your interest.
• Interactions with the seniors can help you make connections in the future. They are very friendly.
• You will be dealing with the best of equipment, like sports equipment, etc. Everything is funded by the government.
• You can also pack your bags and go on a little trip to North Bengal to the hills.
• The facilities in the college are very good. The workshops and labs are excellent.
• Books passed down from the seniors would be enough. You will also find books in the library so many students do not have to even buy the books.

Apart from these, the college also holds a fest which is one of the best in North-East India.

After doing some research online about these institutions, with my limited knowledge of JGEC & KGEC, I am writing this response.

• Given that they are government colleges, both are great institutes to begin your career.
• They never promote or market themselves in the way that other institutions might (Return on investment involved).
• Although JGEC is underestimated because it is located in North Bengal, it does not receive the same level of exposure as KGEC or BWD university.
• KGEC is known for its technology/IT courses, while JGEC excels in the core departments.
• TCS is a regular for KGEC in terms of recruitment, whilst CTS favors JGEC.

Lastly, I can say that you can opt for any of the colleges, it will be a good step ahead in your career. Choose which suits your requirements the best.

Between the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology and Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College, the former will be a better choice to pursue a degree in CSE. As MAKAUT offers better peer group and placement for CSE.

MAKAUT is ranked 157th among the engineering colleges in India by NIRF. The total course fee for B.Tech at the institute is INR 1.9 lakhs. The selection for the CSE program is based on the performance of the students in WBJEE and in 2019 the closing cutoff at the institute was 827-12087. MAKAUT has a placement record closer to 100%. The top recruiters for the institute are Amazon, IBM, TCS, Wipro, Cognizant, Infosys, etc.

Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College is affiliated to MAKUT. It intakes students for B.Tech CSE through WBJEE. In 2019 the closing cutoff for CSE at the institute was 1595-13780. The total course fee is INR 37,473. The placement cell of JGEC actively participates in placing students in premier companies. According to the 2019 placement statistics, 80% of students got placed. L&T, Tata Consultancy, Tech Mahindra, IBM, TCS, Infosys, Bosch, etc. were among the top recruiters.

It all depends on the candidate’s decision. What may seem productive for him might fall flat for others.

Here pointing few specifications which might help you choose:

• IEM is a Private engineering College whereas; KGEC and JGEC are government owned colleges.
• Annual Tuition fees are far less for both the government colleges and IEM being a private institute holds higher fees and increases cost of living.
• Being government owned colleges (KGEC, JGEC), the student from financially weaker section is subjected to stipend, half-fees and full fees consideration.
• If we take a look at the campus location, IEM is situated in sector-V, in the crux of the IT revolution which began at Kolkata. Whereas, KGEC, JGEC have their own campus located outside of the main city.

IEM being a private institution is strict with its studies. But, being government colleges students can see little slack on education in KGEC and JGEC.

If campus recruitment is the sole criterion, then IEM stands out with a virtuous record. Whereas KGEC and JGEC in can see slack in core branches recruitment.

IEM being situated in the heart of the city’s IT sector, all the companies take interest to see the students from IEM. KGEC and JGEC located outside the main city.

If you compare KGEC with JGEC, KGEC is the way to go. KGEC has a better ratio of placements, infrastructure, facilities, and faculty than JGEC.

Choose KGEC if you want to study in any core department. Otherwise you can choose between JGEC and IEM for other departments. If you are looking for government jobs, KGEC is the one. Choose KGEC without hesitation. If you don’t get a chance to get into KGEC go for JGEC as both being government colleges gives less burden of fees and expenses.

Finally, it’s up to you to choose any one among the three engineering colleges. Based on the parameter, it drives your decision. My suggestion would be go for KGEC and if not then, JGEC over IEM.