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Bhavuk JainSTAY BLESSED | STAY INSPIRED | ALL THE BEST
Contributor-Level 10
According to me, CU is better.
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Subham Das
Contributor-Level 6
Simple answer, study hard and try to build some 'unique' skills which separates you from others in your batch. Study some trending topics.
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maan jus
Beginner-Level 3
Hi,
The number of seats in any institution is a very significant factor in deciding the magnitude of the competition i.e. more the number of seats, less the competition and vice versa. Hence to get into a reputed and top institute, a student should be aware of the number of seats he/she is competing for.
-IIT Bombay:
Computer science engineering
Total Seats: 110
Open: 53
Open-PwD: 2
SC: 17
SC-PwD: 0
ST: 8
ST-PwD: 0
OBC-NCL: 29
OBC-NCL-PwD: 1
Mechanical Engineering
Total Seats: 116
Open: 58
Open-PwD: 1
SC: 17
SC-PwD: 0
ST: 9
ST-PwD: 0
OBC-NCL: 30
OBC-NCL-PwD: 1
Civil Engineering
Total Seats: 117
Open: 57
Open-PwD: 2
SC: 17
SC-PwD: 1
ST: 9
ST-PwD: 0
OBC-NCL: 30
OBC-N
The number of seats in any institution is a very significant factor in deciding the magnitude of the competition i.e. more the number of seats, less the competition and vice versa. Hence to get into a reputed and top institute, a student should be aware of the number of seats he/she is competing for.
-IIT Bombay:
Computer science engineering
Total Seats: 110
Open: 53
Open-PwD: 2
SC: 17
SC-PwD: 0
ST: 8
ST-PwD: 0
OBC-NCL: 29
OBC-NCL-PwD: 1
Mechanical Engineering
Total Seats: 116
Open: 58
Open-PwD: 1
SC: 17
SC-PwD: 0
ST: 9
ST-PwD: 0
OBC-NCL: 30
OBC-NCL-PwD: 1
Civil Engineering
Total Seats: 117
Open: 57
Open-PwD: 2
SC: 17
SC-PwD: 1
ST: 9
ST-PwD: 0
OBC-NCL: 30
OBC-N
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ravi kumar
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
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It varies from college to college but on an average, its almost 5 lakhs per annum.
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Vishal ChauhanWell experienced in consumer durables Field
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Hi Adhithya,
All the engineering fields are good in terms of salary package. Software engineer earns more salary than any other engineer, so you can choose either CSE or IT branch, if you have analytical skills. Moreover, if you want to go for government sector, then you should take either mechanical or electrical engineering.
You can also make your career in electronics engineering, but the chances of government jobs are less in electronics in comparison with mechanical and electric engineering.
All the engineering fields are good in terms of salary package. Software engineer earns more salary than any other engineer, so you can choose either CSE or IT branch, if you have analytical skills. Moreover, if you want to go for government sector, then you should take either mechanical or electrical engineering.
You can also make your career in electronics engineering, but the chances of government jobs are less in electronics in comparison with mechanical and electric engineering.
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Akshay Bajaj
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Please specify the college or university you are aiming for better assistance and also the entrance exam's name.
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK
Guide-Level 12
Hi Ayush,
It is difficult to pinpoint this as you are not specific about a course. Since you have mentioned some university names, you may visit their website and check the department specific career report. Remember there is no on-campus placement in foreign universities unlike in Indian campuses. For a country specific information, Luxembourg has the highest average salary for engineers followed by Denmark, Switzerland, USA and Germany.
It is difficult to pinpoint this as you are not specific about a course. Since you have mentioned some university names, you may visit their website and check the department specific career report. Remember there is no on-campus placement in foreign universities unlike in Indian campuses. For a country specific information, Luxembourg has the highest average salary for engineers followed by Denmark, Switzerland, USA and Germany.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
In India, majority of fresher recruitment is via campus placement. Students who do not get placed during campus placement drives struggle to find suitable jobs. You will face similar challenges in getting a direct job in India after completing B.Tech in Germany.
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Vikash Ranjan
Guide-Level 15
It will depend on you, that what you want. If you want to get a good job, try some companies or job oriented course or if you want to study more, then go for it.
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