N.C. College of Engineering Scholarships and Funding
N.C. College of Engineering provides merit based scholarship for meritorious students who are taking admission in B.Tech, B.Tech. (LEET) and M.Tech. The amount of fee wavier will depend on the percentage score in qualifying exam.
For more than 90%, amount waived is INR 39000,
between 80% to 90%, amount waived is INR 26000,
between 70% to 80%, amount waived is INR 19500
N.C. College of Engineering provides merit based scholarship for meritorious students who are taking admission in BBA. The amount of fee wavier will depend on the percentage score in qualifying exam.
For boys students, securing
more than 90%, amount waived is INR 15750,
between 80% to 90%, amount waived is INR 8250,
between 70% to 80%, amount waived is INR 2000
For girls students, securing
more than 90%, amount waived is INR 23250,
between 80% to 90%, amount waived is INR 15750,
between 70% to 80%, amount waived is INR 8250
N.C. College of Engineering provides merit based scholarship for meritorious students who are taking admission in MBA. The amount of fee wavier will depend on the percentage score in qualifying exam.
For boys students, securing
more than 90%, amount waived is INR 37500,
between 80% to 90%, amount waived is INR 20000,
between 70% to 80%, amount waived is INR 5000
For girls students, securing
more than 90%, amount waived is INR 50000,
between 80% to 90%, amount waived is INR 35000,
between 70% to 80%, amount waived is INR 20000
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Placements: For now, there are no placements provided due to COVID. Most of the companies denied to visit here. Before Covid, many good companies and organisations used to visit here for their requirements. Right now, no companies are approaching the college and students are searching jobs on their own.
Placements: I was offered the opportunity to intern at BSNL for which I was extremely grateful. The placements were not great, there were a few companies visiting the campus but most of them were hiring CS and IT students. The salaries were low and were not comparable to the minimum offered in colleges across the country. Some of my friends got selected and grew after they passed out from the college.
Placements: The placement in 2016 was fine. There were a number of placements as well. The top-notch was the Infosys. It took around 80 students from the batch of 2016. After that, the placements from the campus became an illusion.
Placements: No placements opportunities are offered for applied sciences courses. Placements are provided only for engineering courses. Placements offered are much better than those of other colleges. However, our faculty are not much educated, and they have less experience.
Placements: Placements in our college are good. The placement record is quite good as far as engineering courses are concerned. Many good companies like Infosys, Genpact, Tech Mahindra, etc., visited the campus to recruit the students. But, only a few companies visited for BBA course.
Placements: The placements here are not very good, only 3-4 companies visit here. Most of them are looking for non-technical aspirants. In previous years, the placement here was good but now, it has degraded. Only Infosys is the big company which visits the college, and sometimes, they don't even take more than 1-2 students.
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