Himachal Pradesh

To join Chitkara University, Himachal Pradesh, you need to follow the admission procedure. The university's admission process requires eligible candidates to apply for admission and then appear before the counseling committee on the specified date and time. The seats in the various programs are allotted based on the merit ranking of the student in the specified entrance test, subject to fulfilling the minimum eligibility criteria for the programme and the preferences indicated in the counseling form at the time of counseling. Additionally, students will be admitted only after the receipt of the full fee at the time of counseling. The university also emphasizes regular attendance and has specific requirements for eligibility for university course examinations, such as 75% attendance. Furthermore, candidates are required to be in possession of certain documents and a laptop computer for specific programs. The university's website provides detailed information about the admission procedure and the required documents

The University has released the placement statistics for the BTech batch 2019-23. So far, the the highest package and average package offered to BTech courses during placements 2023 stood at INR 44.14 LPA and INR 7.01 LPA, respectively. A total of 336 BTech students participated, among which 494 total offers were distributed during JUIT placements 2023. The top recruiters who participated in JUIT Solan placements were Cognizant, Infosys, Amazon, Fantaclaus, etc.Disclaimer: The placement stats mentioned above is the overall data. Hence, it is not course specific.

NIELIT Shimla offers 1 PG course, 1 DOEACC A Level course, 13 certificate courses, 1 UG course, and 1 DOEACC O Level course. The fee range for the courses is INR 3,500 - 30,000. It is a government college established on April 10, 1995. NIELIT Shimla offers 1 PG Diploma course, 51 certificate courses, and 2 UG Diploma courses. The fee range for the courses is INR 1,500 and INR 31,000. It is a government college established in October 1996. Both Institutes have the same parent agency, the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology, and they both come under the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India. So, they both are equally good. The choice between the two depends on career goals and personal interests one has and also, on the course one wants to select.