NIT Raipur released its final placement report for the batch of 2019-2020. According to which, out of 48 eligible students from the Chemical Engineering branch, 38 got placement offers.
However, the placements in Chemical Engg. Department has enhanced a lot in the past few years. There are various companies that offer almost 6 LPA.
Few of the core companies which recruited chemical engineering students in recent years are as follows.
Besides, along with all these, students also get their placements in certain non-core companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Pradan, and more.
One of my friends shared her experience at IIIT Hyderabad. He had a rather smooth experience initially but something made him change his mind.
He is a dual degree student and has no interest in his Masters' stream CSE and thus is finding it very challenging to cope with his thesis. Additionally, the administration had tightened up on the rule for mandatory publication as a prerequisite to graduation. He did not like the sudden change in the rules especially for 5th, 6th, 7Th year students.
IGNOU has an international reputation because it serves over 3 million students and offers over 200 courses. It is the world's largest university. In the long run, their curriculum is worthwhile, and there are very few negative reviews on IGNOU MBA online.
Symbiosis, IMT, and NMIMS each have their unique value and attractiveness in terms of employment. Regardless, if you end up learning the subject to the best of your ability, the university name serves only as decoration on top of the dish.
MBAs are well-suited to leadership roles such as managing a team. Your decision to work in your chosen field of engineering, where you will learn concepts such as how a company hierarchy works, its SOP, customer service, and so on, is a good one. This will provide you with a fresh perspective on the value and/or necessity of an MBA.
Work experience combined with an MBA from a government-approved university will be extremely beneficial (SMU is a big no-go area). Work experience always provides more comprehensive and valuable knowledge than books and degrees. Pursue excellence, and success will always follow.
My sister graduated from Ramjas College in 2017. Here is her insight.
However, don't forget to enjoy your college life. Being a topper is not what you should aim at, rather learn things ahead of the syllabus.
IIT (BHU) has a long list when it comes to successful and famous alumni. Some have already been mentioned- Nikesh Arora, Gyanesh Pandey, Vinod Kumar Bansal, P.M. Ajayan, Sandeep Pandey, T. Anantharaman, and Varun Grover.
Other famous alumni from IIT (BHU) include-
The list of well-known alumni from IIT-BHU is endless. These were just a handful that inspired the youth and intelligentsia with their success and achievement in various fields.
My brother attended IIT BHU. According to him, the most famous successful alumni of IIT BHU is P.M. Ajayan who pursued B.Tech in Metallurgical Engineering in the year 1985.
He is a Guinness World Record holder scientist and is currently working as a professor at Rice University Houston Texas USA in the Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Department.
Before Rice University, he was the director of the NYSTAR interconnect focus center atRensselaer Polytechnic Institute till the year 2007 and was also the Henry Burlage Professor of Material Sciences and Engineering.
One of my friends studied at NIT Jamshedpur. I will share his experience of his first day at college, this might give you a basic idea about the college.
Now he doesn’t forget his wallet, not shy away from talking with strangers, and doesn't complain about food quality.
Therefore, the first day of college may not be what one would be expected. But you will surely learn a lot of things. With time you will become responsible, good in communication, and learn how to manage yourself.
According to some of my friends studying at IIT Ropar, the starting days of college consists of an Induction Programme under ISMP (Institute Student Mentorship program) in which the students are allotted a mentor for any inconveniences.
There is no sort of ragging which takes place in IIT Ropar. There is an Anti-Ragging community on the campus of IIT Ropar with the motto of "Ragging is crime and reward is jail". If any situation of ragging arises, he/she can directly contact the mentor or any other teacher. No kind of ragging takes place in IIT Ropar.
It entirely depends on the vacancy. There is no such cutoff system. If you can secure a good rank, i.e. within the top 300, then you can go for the CSE branch. Otherwise, it entirely depends on the vacancy. If you get a rank of around 1500-3000, and you want IT or CE, chances of getting admission are low, as most students choose these courses. However, in the counseling, they give a form in which you can fill out your choice of branch and if there are any vacancies later, you can upgrade your branch.
The admission to the institute is based on JEE Advance cut-offs. So, it is a tough nut to crack. The following are things to be considered.
Overall, you will have a great life at IIT Ropar.