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Sahil Rana
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Placements: Teachers are good and cooperative, the campus is good, students are good and helpful the highest salary package is INR 10 Lacs, top recruiting companies are IBM, Google. The internship is 100% and IBM Google are the company that offered the internship. Infrastructure: Have a very great campus on 33 acres with a particular playground area for each sport the campus is full of Wi-Fi facility and hostel having good facility of water supply and good bathrooms facility in every floor there is a water-cooler and it also has some AC rooms. Faculty: The faculty members of the college are well educated some of them are from NIT, and
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Varun Iyer
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The faculty at JKLU is exceptionally very helpful and understanding to all the students. They do not discriminate students on the basis of marks. Everyone gets a fair chance to present themselves and submit the projects that they like. There are three departments in JKLU and the faculty in all the departments are good. There some faculty who reside on campus, so it is extra helpful to help such faculty as they tend to help you out in after the office hours and on the weekends. The professor are approachable and you can discuss your all kind issues with them.
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Varun Iyer
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Yes, the faculty is helpful at jklu. They help us out when we do not understand the concepts in a class by taking extra classes on the weekends or after all the classes of the day are over on weekdays. It is surprising to see all the profs put in so hard effort to cater to the needs of the students. I bet that you cannot find such helpful teachers in any college. The teachers here actually care for your personal growth and welfare rather than just themselves to curriculum and class work.
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Varun Iyer
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Yes, there is an ATM on campus. It is an IDBI BANK ATM. You are free to avail the banking services at the bank if you have an account with IDBI. Anyone can withdraw the cash from atm and you do not need to have an account with IDBI to withdraw the money. Bank staff is very friendly and helpful.
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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021
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Take mechanical only if you are interested and want to learn new things. College can only provide you good faculty and infrastructure. Rest is your passion to learn.
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Rocky Singh
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I would suggest you visit KIIT Odisha once before deciding for admission to a college. Hope the link here will help to find what you are looking for https://www.shiksha.com/university/kiit-kalinga-institute-of-industrial-technology-bhubaneswar-37926/admission
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Deepika Sharma
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If you are getting CSE in Thapar Institute Of Engineering and Technology, then go and grab the opportunity blindly, because if you loose this chance then it will ne really bad for you. TIET is much better than Chandigarh University. I'm not saying that CU is not good but if you compare both universities, then Thapar Institute will be far ahead than Chandigarh University. By chance if you do not get CSE at Thapar, then you can come for CSE at Chandigarh University. I hope I've cleared all your doubts. For more visit: http://www.thapar.edu/.
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Shikhar Patel
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According to their the latest report, the institute claims that over 85% of the overall batch has been placed successfully.
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Saket Raj SahuBELIEVE IN KARMA.
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No, just continue studying, but if you not interested in that then there is no mean to waste money in college and time too.
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