I was in a similar dilemma some years back. I ended up choosing AMU, but I am not happy with my decision. The placements at average level NITs like NIT Kurukshetra are much better than those at AMU.
I got placed for 3.5 LPA at a well known company. But my friend who studied at NIT Kurukshetra got a much higher offer from some other brand. It is better if you choose a good branch at a decent NIT, and master your subject. The ‘NIT’ tag holds a lot of prestige. Companies that visit both Jamia and AMU, offer better packages for the same roles to Jamia students.
Thus, I would strongly recommend you choose a decent NIT over AMU any day.
The B.Tech ECE branch at NIT Jamshedpur receives really good placements.
You can apply for core, software and analytics firms, based on interest, as all of them visit the department for recruitments. Core companies like L&T, Siemens, Commscope, etc. visit for recruitments. From the IT domain, companies like Amazon, Oracle, UHG etc. visit the department with job offers.
From the Analytics domain, this list includes ZS, MU Sigma, EXL, etc. The department students are placed in each of these domains in a good number, each year. Last year, the placement percentage for B.Tech ECE was 100%. The highest package for this branch was 83.4 LPA, and the average package was 22.03 LPA.
Thus, the ECE placements at NIT Jamshedpur are quite good.
To prepare for the South Asian University entrance (MA International Relations) exam, here are some steps that you can follow:
By following these steps, you can prepare yourself for the South Asian University entrance exam and increase your chances of getting admission to the MA International Relations program.
Here are some facts that may help you get some idea about IIM Shillong.
IIM Shillong offers a peaceful campus, a close-knit community, and excellent academics and placement opportunities.
Almost all IITs are excellent engineering colleges providing the best education and amenities. Yet there might be some comparisons that can be drawn based on common aspects like choice, infrastructure, and geographical location. Eventually, it’s a matter of your preferences and not the institute's worth.
For example, if you are someone who considers Academics the most important factor to determine the credibility of an institute, then IIT Kanpur is the best choice for you. It has the toughest grading system and the entire focus is on studies. So if you are excellent in academics, you will remain at the top here.
Both institutes face a certain level of locational disadvantage but IIT Kanpur is still slightly better in this aspect.
None of the faculty can be characterized as the best and worst. Teaching as a profession is not taken up by professors who would go down the lane to be known as the worst faculty.
However, there might be some faculty members who would inspire you, who would push you to venture into new fields of skills, some might even bore you with their lectures and you might even come across some strict ones. It is all just the pressure of standing on the podium to impart knowledge to the students on a large scale.
Moreover, college is to learn new skills and make use of the available facilities and experiences provided by the faculty as per one’s requirements.
Vasavi College of Engineering has some of the best faculty. They are highly educated and experienced. Ramana Murthy Sir (Mech HOD/ Principal), AV Rao Sir, Ram Mohan Rao Sir, Veladri Sir, Venkataiah Sir, Sudhakar Sir are a few names of the members of a tremendous faculty.
For the PGP, PGP-PPM and PGP-BA courses of IIM Bangalore, the overall CAT 2023 cutoff is 99 percentile (for general category). As for the sectional cutoff, it is 80 percentile for all the three courses, in VARC, QA as well as DILR. As for SC candidates, the cutoff is 70 percentile overall, and it is 70 percentile for each of the sections as well.
You can check the overall and sectional cutoffs for other categories as well.
As far as my knowledge goes, this is probably not the same. From what most people know, ARM is an old RISC processor. X86 is the older scaled-down version and as far as Shakti is concerned, it is a RISC-V processor which is a later version of the ARM (Acorn’s RISC Machine). It also follows the same concepts.
This probably means that if you are planning to do something new with Shakti, it would not have the outdated RISC label to it.
Talking solely about Shakti, it is mostly used as an exercise to demonstrate its ability to do design work and build processors in our country. The bar set here is quite low. They should make Silicon like the one at TSMC and that would probably have a much more lasting impact. This will possibly take some time but they will be there soon.
I have friends from both KJ Somiya and DJ Sanghavi. Based on the conversations I had with them, here is a brief comparison of the institutes.
Here are the placement highlights of both the institutes in brief.
Category | KJ Somiya | DJ Sanghavi |
Average CTC | 5 LPA | 6.60 LPA |
Highest CTC | 18 LPA | 20 LPA |
Major recruiters | Microsoft, HDFC Bank, Jio | Adobe, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley |
Both Electronics and EXTC students can appear for Telecommunications companies. However, EXTC has better scopes in this field.
Having mentioned that you are a topper in all the unit tests, getting a CGPA of more than 9 would be an easy task for you. Having 20 marks in all your internals would be even more beneficial.
To get a CGPA of 10 is possible, in your first year. Here are some things you should keep in mind for your preparation.
Presentation is one of the most important aspects. While writing use blue or black pens. Write answers in points and use Sub-headings. Try to keep your answer sheet neat and tidy and avoid unnecessary scribbling.