Placements Of Chemical engineering at IIT BHU are quite decent. The average package which a chemical engineering student gets depends on the sector in which he/she will work. Broadly speaking, there are two sectors of work for chemical engineering students, first the core sector and second the non- core sector. The core sector comprises like ONGC, IOCL, HUL, ITC, etc. offers ranged between 10- 12 lakhs per annum in the year 2019. From the chemical engineering department, a total of 43 students got placed last year.

The second sector is the non-core sector which comprises software, analytics, and consultancy firms. Placements in this sector are relatively easy because more job offers are available particularly in the software sector. The average package offered by software firms is around 23- 24 lacs per annum and the highest package offered in this sector was 55 lacs per annum. These companies are not interested in academic credentials but are only concerned about the coding knowledge of the applicants. Generally, if a student starts coding in his/her 4th year then he/she settles with a package of Rs 10- 13 lacs per annum, but on the contrary, if a student starts coding from his/her first year then he/she generally gets a package of around 35 lacs. Also, some students pursue their career in analytical and consultancy firms. The average package in these firms is around 15 lacs per annum.

IIT BHU is the oldest institute in India to introduce Metallurgical Engineering. All the top metallurgy departments across India have a connection with IIT BHU. The main focus of the IIT BHU Metallurgical Department is on Alloy Development and Extractive Metallurgy. All the research equipment are well maintained and up to date.

The faculty members always solve the doubts of students regardless of their areas of interest. Many professors here are famous in their respective areas of research and teaching. Their research papers have been published in various journals across the world. Since the department is very old, it has a vast network of alumni. The young researchers can always seek guidance from them. After the conversion of IT BHU to IIT BHU, students get a lot of opportunities to attend conferences, guest lectures, and seminars to stay updated.

If you want to do research in polymers or ceramics, then it is better to join some other department or institute. But if you want to research on Alloy Development and Extractive Metallurgy, then you can go for IIT BHU. The research culture here is quite active and one can get a good research environment and supportive colleagues here.

Both IIT Bhubaneswar and IIT BHU offers good electronics engineering programs with decent placement, so choose according to your convenience. Given below is a brief discussion that will give you an insight into the electronics engineering programs delivered by these two institutes.

IIT Bhubaneswar was ranked 17th in the engineering category by NIRF ranking 2019. ECE is a new branch in IIT Bhubaneswar, delivered by the School of Electrical Sciences. The JEE Advanced cutoff for ECE in 2019 was 2736-6844 (general category). The School of Electrical Sciences has great infrastructure and a dynamic group of well-qualified and experienced faculty. At present, there are 33 full-fledged laboratories well-equipped to carry out various projects.

The first batch of ECE went through the placement in 2020 and according to the placement highlights of this year, 97% of the students from ECE got placements in many top MNCs. The average CTC offered was INR 15.8 LPA. MNCs like Honeywell, TCS, Adobe, Goldman Sachs, etc.came to the campus for recruitment.

IIT BHU is an old institute with a large alumni base which reflects in its placements. NIRF has ranked the institute 28th among the engineering colleges of India. The institute offers a good electronics engineering program both in terms of academics and placements. In 2019 the JEE Advanced closing cutoff for electronics engineering was 2376.

The placement statistics of 2019 at IIT BHU revels, overall 71% of students got placements with an average CTC around INR 8.19 LPA. However, the highest package offered was INR 1.04 Crore per annum.

It is tough to pick one from IIT BHU electrical engineering, IIT Bhubaneswar CSE, IIT HYD mechanical engineering, IIT Roorkee applied mathematics. As your choice, of course, is different and each choice has its own merits.

According to the National Institutional Ranking Framework 2019, IIT BHU ranks at 14. EE graduates at BHU have the opportunity of having companies which come to recruit from ECE and CSE departments as well besides their own companies. Students of EE at IIT BHU got job offers in big companies like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Samsung, etc. According to the 2019 placement report, 88 students got placement from EE at this IIT.

Although it’s a new IIT, IIT Bhubaneswar is doing quite well placement wise. The placement record of 2019 shows, 100% of CSE students got a placement offer in IIT Bhubaneswar.

IIT Hyderabad is a big name among Indian IITs. According to NIRF 2019 Ranking, IIT Hyderabad was ranked at 7. The students from Mechanical Engineering in IIT Hyderabad got placements with an average of 15.82 LPA according to the 2019 placement report.

Despite being an Integrated M.Sc (non-engineering) course, placement for Applied Mathematics in IIT Roorkee is very good. Rather it is better than many of the B.Tech courses the institute offers. Companies like Adobe, Amazon India, American Express India, Axtria India Pvt. Ltd, Cisco Systems, Dunnhumby IT Services India Pvt. Ltd, Genpact, etc are the top recruiters for applied mathematics. Adobe recruits top 2 rankers each year at about 38 lakhs per annum. IIT Roorkee does not reveal its placement packages, but the average package for Applied Mathematics is well above 12 lakhs per annum.

All of these are good options with different perks. So, choose wisely based on the course that you are interested in.

Mining Engineering at IIT-BHU is quite good. The Mining Branch in IIT-BHU came into existence in 1923 as a section of the Department of Geology. Later in 1944 separate Department of Mining Engineering was formed. It is one of the oldest and biggest Mining Engineering branch of India.

The course structure of mining is a combination of mechanical, electrical, electronics, earth sciences, computer science, and physics. The department has 6 well-equipped laboratories. The faculty is qualified and well-experienced in their field.

A lot of companies visit the campus placement drive every year such as Coal India Limited, Tata Steel, Vedanta, Hindustan Zinc, Jindal, etc. The Placement stats show that in 2019 the Highest package for the mining branch at IIT-BHU was 31 LPA and the average package was 12 LPA. Apart from the core recruiting companies, there are also placement options in non-core companies that visit the campus. Almost 95% of students from the Mining batch get placed every year. In 2019 placement drive a total of 85 students from the Mining batch got placement offers.

Metallurgical Engineering at IIT BHU is the first and largest in Asia. The department offers bachelors, masters, and doctoral degree programs. The eligibility criteria for pursuing a B.Tech in metallurgical engineering are at least 75% in 10+2 with JEE advanced and the course fee is INR 2.28 LPA for first-year. In 2019 the JEE Advanced closing cutoff rank at IIT BHU was 6026.

The department has a dedicated group of highly qualified faculty who are well-experienced in their respective fields and most of the faculty members are actively engaged in various research and consultancy projects. The department has 13 labs and a workshop well-equipped with state-of-art instrumentation.

IIT BHU has an excellent placement record for almost all departments. In 2019, 71% of the students got placements in many MNCs. For metallurgical engineering 44 students got placement offers out of 47 students who registered. The average package for metallurgical engineering was around INR 9 LPA. The top recruiters were Microsoft, Uber, Oracle, Flipkart, etc. Many students also receive internship offers in international institutions like Harvard University, Yale University, University of Tokyo, etc.