Central University Of Haryana (CUHAR) is situated in Mahendragarh district. It is one of the youngest universities in the NCR region and Haryana district.

According to the reviews online, students often have doubts regarding the institution, this might be due to its newer establishment and matching up to the other institutions.

You can surely take admission in CUHAR because the quality of education is really good. They have a proper and well-maintained infrastructure. They also have a very cooperative and highly experienced faculty.

Some other facilities include gym, digital library, hostels, food joints and much more.

Students sometimes have a problem with their college ranking in NIRF. But it can be assured that it is building and growing to match the level of its peers.

Atlast, all it can be said is that it is a very good institution who is working its way to be the best version of itself. Thus observing their rapid improvement it can be said that studying here will not be a bad choice.

I hail from Telangana(Hyderabad) and I initially joined NIT Jalandhar because of its high ranking. But right after my admission the ranking stooped below 100.

I started regretting my decision to join NIT Jalandhar. But it was during the time of placements that I was finally content with my decision.

NIT Jalandhar’s training and placement cell is exceptionally good. Even though NIT Jalandhar’s rank is above 100 it is in the top 10 in NITs placement ranking. Also the average placements see a rise every year.

So rather than focusing on the ranking of the college, focus on your own motivation.

One of my friends joined Civil Engineering in the 2nd year but he dropped out of it. Economics begins making sense when you start taking up electives of your choice. However, if you have gotten any engineering branch, then do not drop out. The current job scenario in the Indian market is pathetic and you must make it big.

In your final year, CDC's M.Sc will be beneficial. You can also pick your electives as my friend did in finance and entrepreneurship and soon got an internship at an investment bank. He didn't stop there and further explored Eco-Fin by doing a thesis.

The perks of not dropping out are as follows:

• You will get opportunities to take up both an internship and a thesis and that's where you will utilize your research skills and also understand the ins and outs of the corporate world.
• Your perspective will change and it will expand and develop.
• If you could develop different passions during this period, it'll make you a valuable asset to companies.

BITS will give you immense flexibility to develop yourself. You're not bound by your choices because you can make many other, any other. Your peers will be a group of intellectuals who want to do something in life and they'll support you throughout this time.

I am a fresher student of B.Tech ECE at SVNIT. But I will try to answer this question to the best of my knowledge.

At other engineering colleges, ECE is the second most preferred branch after CSE/ IT. But at SVNIT, Mechanical is the second most preferred branch after CSE, followed by Electrical and ECE. It is not that the ECE of SVNIT is subpar, rather the Mechanical of this college is way ahead.

Mechanical has a top notch faculty, a huge class strength, core recruiters, and it is one of the oldest branches of this college. The ECE faculty teaches well, but not as good as other core branch faculties. The B.Tech ECE students have to work a lot to score above 9 CGPA. The fests and clubs are almost the same for all branches. ECE is vast and interesting. It covers not just electronics and communication, but also programming and electrical to a certain extent. 

The placements are best for CSE, followed by Mechanical due to the presence of core companies near Surat. No big core companies come to the ECE department for placements, but still, the placements are average. Moreover, there’s always an option of off campus placements. 

This is all about the ECE branch at SVNIT. It is a decent branch of this college.

Many engineering aspirants and their parents don’t know anything about IIIT Allahabad. They are unsure whether it is a government or private college, whether good brands visit the campus, and whether it is anything like the IITs/NITs.

NITs like Surat, Bhopal, Kurukshetra, and colleges like VIT Vellore are given much more acceptance simply because they are NITs or well known brands. Students decide their preferred colleges through a 1-2 month research, or the advice of their relatives/friends.

IIITA offers B.Tech IT, which is considered inferior to CS, due to unknown reasons. Many rankings place IIITA lower to the lesser known state engineering colleges. This is another reason why people are reluctant in choosing IIIT Allahabad.

Only engineering students have a good knowledge of the opportunities available at IIITA. As a student of this college, I can assure you that it is one of the best places with great placements and an amazing coding culture. 

At present, IIIT Allahabad has started gaining its well-deserved reputation, and its cutoffs have become equivalent to institutes like MNIT or MNNIT.