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Who are some of the best known alumni from NIT Warangal?
Here are some notable alumni of NIT Warangal that have made huge contributions the society
- Dr V Anjaneya Sastry, one of the co-founders of Infosys and presently heads software companies based in Bangalore
- A S Murty (ASM) - CTO, Mahindra Satyam
- S M Shetty, heads the SM group of companies
- Prof. Mohan Tanniru, Dean, School of Business Administration, Auckland University Rochester- USA
- Satya Bolli, a successful entrepreneur, winner of the best software exporter award from AP- CEO of SEMANTICSPACE technologies, a hundred million dollar company.
- Sri K Linga Reddy, chairman PETE winner of the MSME award for the year 2009.
- Sri R Sesha Talpa Sai, CMD TEHRI hydro development corporation.
- Sri R P Singh, CMD of Sutlej Yamuna Vidyut Nigam ltd (SJVN)
- S P Y Reddy: An industrialist & Member of Parliament from Andhra Pradesh.
The above list is not exhaustive and there are many more alumni of NIT Warangal who have made huge contributions.
Which one is better Sikkim Manipal, SRM or the NCR campus?
According to my friend at SRM, the KTR campus of SRM is the best choice. If you consider factors like faculty, placements, and a lot more. The points below will provide you a brief overview of all the institutes stated above and the advantages of SRM over them.
- SRM University has three campuses, first in Kattankulathur, second in Ramapuram, and third in Vadapalani. The campus in Kattankulathur (KTR) is marked as the best among them.
- In SRM KTR, will make you a real engineer. It has excellent faculty, provides a lot of on-campus placement opportunities, and is also good in extra-curricular activities.
- The other two campuses of SRM, Ramapuram, and Vadapalani, are somewhat satisfactory, but not as good as the KTR campus.
- Talking about the NCR, the campus is quite far away from Delhi, which results in a lot of travel to and from Delhi on weekends.
- The faculty of NCR is not that good and so students have to be dependent on self-study. The placements are decent because it is held in the Chennai (KTR) campus. But, the NCR campus has much lesser fees than the Chennai campus and so, it is considered better.
- The Manipal University is called a happening campus, which provides excellent college life, extra-curricular activities, party culture, etc. But, students in Manipal University should be aware of the bad habits on campus and choose friends wisely for the same reason.
- The fee structure in Manipal University is also on a slightly higher side. It provides average quality placement to students.
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Categories |
Manipal University |
SRM KTR |
SRM NCR |
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Placement Percentage |
80% |
95% |
More than 50% |
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Highest CTC |
15 LPA |
12 LPA |
10 LPA |
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Average CTC |
5 LPA |
3-4 LPA |
5 LPA |
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Recruiting Companies |
Dell, Amazon, etc. |
HCL, Infosys, etc. |
TCS, Infosys, etc. |
Considering all the above points, it can be easily concluded that the SRM KTR campus is the best option.
Is NIT Delhi going to become as good as DTU and NSIT (or even better) in the future in terms of placements, faculty, and campus life?
NIT Delhi was established in 2010 and is still struggling to make its mark in the education world. As for your question, if NIT Delhi will reach the level of DTU and NSIT soon, I feel that it certainly will. The following points support my stance further
- Every year, NIT Delhi has at least one student who gets ranked under 100 in GATE
- A student of NIT Delhi has gone for GSOC more than one time and is now a CERN(European Organisation for Nuclear Research)Geneva.
- NIT DELHI has highly qualified teachers and one of them worked in NASA, ISRO, and Japanese space organizations and then finally became a professor at NIT Delhi.
- NIT Delhi's first convocation ceremony’s Guest of Honor was Shri Pranab Mukherjee.
- The students here actively participate in research work and the Director itself has published 300 research papers in International/National journals.
- One of NIT Delhi's alumni has the honor of joining IIM Indore.
- NIT Delhi placement 2021 recorded an 88% placement percentage and top companies like Adobe, Amadeus, Avalara, and Code Nation visited the campus.
- NIT Delhi has the second fastest internet in India.
NIT Delhi may be lacking in terms of campus and alumni but it’s nothing that cannot be improved in the years to come!
Which is best, ECE at Thapar University or CSE at Jaypee Noida?
CSE at JIIT is clearly better than ECE at Thapar. You must have a minimum JEE rank of 51,000 to get CSE at JIIT Noida.
There are no state quota, caste quota, or NRI quota at JIIT but Thapar offers a 50% quota for Punjab state students. This results in a superior quality of students at JIIT Noida than Thapar. Due to quotas and an increase in the number of seats, anyone can get admission at Thapar University.
If a student has a 300,000 rank in JEE Main, he will not be able to gain a seat anywhere, but if he is from Punjab, he may be able to secure a place in Electrical Engineering in Thapar. This explains how Thapar's situation has deteriorated.
JIIT will offer you great exposure which is actually required in CSE with regular industrial visits. CSE has more scope in terms of placements than ECE.
Is Malla Reddy Engineering College a good school to attend?
If you are looking for a good career after completing your graduation, it is important to make informed decisions when selecting a college. Malla Reddy Engineering College (MREC) may not be the best choice for you based on personal experiences shared by someone who graduated from there.
Here are some points to consider:
- The person who wrote this statement shared that they faced challenges finding a job after graduation due to a lack of proper placement assistance. This suggests that the college may not have strong career services or connections with employers, which can make it harder for graduates to secure employment.
- Additionally, the writer suggests that the faculty at MREC may not be fully engaged with teaching. This can be a red flag when it comes to the quality of education you receive at the college. It may impact your learning experience and ability to succeed in your chosen field.
- While this is only one person's experience, it is still important to do your own research on any college you are considering. Look up reviews and rankings online, and reach out to current students or alumni to get their perspectives.
- Consider factors such as location, campus culture, and extracurricular opportunities as well. These can all impact your overall college experience and may play a role in your future career success.
Keep in mind that choosing a college is a personal decision, and what works for one person may not work for another. It's important to weigh all of the factors and make a decision that feels right for you and your goals.
How good is BIT Mesra for an MCA?
My friend is pursuing MCA from BIT Mesra and they find it to be an average course academically but definitely a profitable one in the future because of BIT's brand value. BIT ranks #16th on the NIRF rankings but its infrastructure and quality of faculty members cannot be said to be the best.
Highlight:
Here are some points to be noted.
- BIT has turned a bit mercenary with its high fees of about INR 80,000 and the administration disregards the students.
- The placement rate is around 90% and that's one of the best things about BIT. Most of the seniors have been placed with names like Amazon, Hero Motocorp, and Axis Bank at an average pay of INR 4.5-6.7 LPA.
- The mess food is average as well. Almost every year there’s a hike in mess fee.
Here's a table highlighting the MCA program at BIT Mesra.
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Parameters |
BIT Mesra MCA Program |
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Placement Rate |
90% |
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Average Tuition Fee |
INR 1.22 |
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Average Salary (INR/LPA) |
6.09 |
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Highest Salary(INR/LPA) |
8.1 |
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Number of Recruiting Companies (2019) |
120 |
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Top Recruiters |
Cognizant, EXL, Infosys |
BIT is one of the most reputed colleges in Eastern India and its brand value carries a lot of weight. The institute will surely help to kick start your career.
Can I challenge the BHU result?
Yes, you may challenge the BHU result. But the chances that you will face such a situation are very low. This is because from the conducting of exams to the results everything is handled by an independent department. This department works under the supervision of the Vice-Chancellor and other experienced officers. So the chances of an error are low.
Still you are always open to challenge the BHU result. The authorities will surely respond for the same.
How is JNU in comparison to Harvard?
Both institutes are well-reputed and suitable for higher studies. But it is not possible to compare Harvard with JNU, as they both follow completely different structures and curricula. Harvard University stands out in terms of good academics, infrastructure, faculties, placement, and ranking.
JNU has a pulsating student culture, as they have various clubs and student-led organizations that result in the active participation of students in cultural and political activities. The students became socially oriented, and they should have a significant commitment to our society.
Both of them are unique and renowned.
How is the placement for a master's in NICMAR?
Usually, 70% of the students are placed in the first 3 days at NICMAR Pune for ACM (Advance Construction Management) and PEM (Project Engineering Management) programs. The rest of the branch also get job offers eventually but the package depends on the level of expertise and skills you have.
Other campuses at NICMAR are a bit new and they are not as famous as the Pune branch. They don't get that much attention from companies as reputed and well-recognized branches like ACM and PEM at Pune receive.
For the 2020 batch, NICMAR observed an average salary package of 6.75 Lakhs. A total of 99.2% of students got placed with reputed companies including ITC, Goldman Sachs, KPMG, etc.
How do I recover after getting a back in DTU. How does it affect placements, MS and MBA applications?
Honestly speaking your grades have nothing to do with your corporate achievements. I have seen students with decent marks getting no recognition from any on-campus recruiter. My friend too got back. He worked hard with 2 different companies for 4 years and decided to go for an MBA. He gave it his all during his pre-MBA period and finally secured admission to a decent B School.
He soon realized that he was meant for corporate only. It was his personality, communication, and interpersonal skills rather than technical skills that made him successful in the corporate world.
He stated that he scored average marks but made good industry contacts and worked on his presentation skills. He was able to secure a great job and is doing well currently.
So what matters is the brand you associated yourself with rather than the marks you secured.
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