Dayananda Sagar College Of Engineering

An NIT degree matters a lot which can become the fruitful outcome for the upcoming years of life. Though DSCE is a well-renowned college and known for its excellence after its huge struggle for existence for a deemed college, but the amount of funds and officials working in NIT are exceptional and thus the same get reflected into the undergrads and newbies working and studying there.
The placements, in DSCE on an average, is around 5 Lacs per annum though few getting good quality placements of around 12 Lacs in reputed companies such as Oracle, Sap, Capgemini, etc.
Whereas when compared to MNIT-Jaipur, the average placements are par at around 10 Lacs per annum, highest being around 20 to 30 Lacs.
The most important factor working in the NITs is their vibrant culture and atmosphere and the dreamy life every engineering students aspire about.
So, getting up to the conclusion, no doubt MNIT is the best, and if you get into CSE at MNIT as it is tough to get into, don't miss the opportunity.
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Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE), is part of the Gargantuan Dayanand Sagar Institutions (DSI) campus which spreads over acres of land and is home to several other sister institutes. The quality of teaching is fairly good. Recently the college had received the NAAC grading A. It's an autonomous college, so the syllabus in Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, [DSCE] Bangalore is updated regularly.
Overall, about 70% of the students get placed, most of them in Infosys and Accenture, two major recruiters here. Computers Science and Information Science sections record 100% placements with ECE, EEE & Telecom the following suit. What distinguishes DSCE from other average engineering colleges is that a few core companies like Bosch, L&T and Mu Sigma also visit the campus offering salaries from Rs. 3.5L 6L per year.
EC, however, is a pretty strict branch at DSCE which does spoon feed you important internals questions but also burdens you with constant assignments and seminars. It is quite an active department & host to a wide range of IEEE events.
I suggest you look for other factors like proximity to the main city, attendance issues, campus fests, campus crowd, etc. because it is not only your education in terms of academics but also 4 precious years of your life, don't miss out on the fun and learning. In the end, no matter where you study from, the placements are all the same until and unless you go out of your way to take up new courses, which will ensure you get into good companies.