GLA University is one of the best universities as far as the placements are concerned. B.Tech placements are the main achievements of GLA University. 

CSE attracts comparatively more placements than other branches. They will also arrange special classes for you if you are placement-focused. For the final year students, there are special preparation classes for placements. 

The following table shows the placements statistics of the university:

Some top recruiters like Tata, ITC, IBM, VVDN Technologies, Accenture, Fiserv, Dell, Infosys, Janalakshmi, Dishtv, Oracle, Samsung, Wipro, CodeNation, Medlife, Microsoft, TEKsystems, Agreeya, Jindal steel and power, and many more. The university also tries to connect with start-up companies such as Analytics Vidya, Gemini Solutions, SquareBoat, and many more which help the student to get better placements and a platform to learn and grow.

In GLA, the placement rates are as follows:

1. ECE- 95%
2. CSE: 75%
3. Mechanical: 70%
4. Electrical and Civil: 40-45%

You should choose the branch as per your own interest and passion only. Only if you excel in your branch and know everything about the technology you have an interest in, you would definitely get placed, no matter what. During the placement process, the only role of the university is to bring the companies to you. Rest all is up to you. 

My sister studied at KJSCE and grabbed an offer to work with TCS. So you should not concern yourself about placements because it is excellent. It's an autonomous institute, so more companies are visiting now.

If you're joining KJSCE because your goal is MBA then keep in mind that even if you amass good work experience, it matters from where you have gained that experience from. For example, having experience in the mechanical field won't get you the IT job you aspire to. So choose the branch that interests you because you'll have to spend 4 precious years in that. 

Who knows, even after 4 years of engineering with 3 years of work experience making it a total of 7 years, you might notice huge changes in your thought process. And even after its completion, when you go for placements, your field of study in UG will matter. Let’s say you are appearing for a managerial post in an IT firm, then you will definitely have a better preference if you did your UG in IT or CSE. 

It’s good to think ahead but don’t just choose a branch based on the placement. 

NITIE is one of the most famous and reputed colleges in our country. Its flagship course PGDISEM is very popular among the students. This course offers good academics and placements. 

There are various kinds of job profiles offered to PGDISEM students such as:

• Environment/Sustainability/Safety Manager
• CSR Manager, Sustainability / EHS Consultant
• Consultant (SAP – EHS)
• Health and Well-being Manager
• Risk Consultant
• Green Supply Chain Management 

The students are also offered general roles such as Operations, Supply Chain, S&M, Project Management (IT), etc. 

Recent Placement Statistics 

The top recruiting companies that participate in the placement program include - Colgate, Dabur, Marico, KPMG, Johnson and Johnson, Wipro, TCS, Tata Steel, Hindustan Unilever, etc.

Hence, the placement scenario of the PGDISEM course at NITIE is very good, as students are being offered very good packages from top companies. 

IET DAVV has better placements than SGSITS. In the following given table, you get a basic knowledge of both the college placement scenario. 

One of my friends studies in IET DAVV and as per him most of the companies visiting both the institutes consequently are Wipro, Cognizant, Infosys, TCS, Accenture. There are few companies that visit both campuses. 

But the IET DAVV placement cell is better than SGSITS. As it has a better placement head. They will help students over getting a job. 

Therefore, if you are skeptical about choosing between IET DAVV CSE and SGSITS IT, then choose the former, as it has a better placement record than the latter.