Quantum University

Quantum University proved wrong all reports of a sluggish market and recorded excellent placements for its B.Tech and MBA students. With over 85% of its students placed in over 50 blue chip companies having visited campus; and with packages touching a high of Rs. 33.5 Lakhs under its belt, there is a festive mood at Quantum.A highly professional, well organized Department of External Programs (DEEPRO) has worked day and night to mobilize the corporate and ensure such wonderful, record-creating results for Q-mates under its year-long campus recruitment programme called I-deserve. It had a INR 5.80 LPA average package and 872 students got placed.Whereas DTU placements 2023 concluded with 1821 placements. A total of 2684 students from B.Tech, M.Tech & MBA courses participated in the placement drive & received 1990 offers. DTU the highest package stood at INR 82.05 LPA  (received by the B.Tech batch) & DTU B.Tech (COE) average package stood at INR 23.70 LPA. DTU MBA (USME) the highest package stood at INR 23.78 LPA & the average package stood at INR 9.02 LPA. The M.Tech (AFI) batch received the the highest package of INR 51.03 LPA & the average package of INR 19.58 LPA while. Some of the past recruiters of DTU included Microsoft, Google, Samsung, Amazon, BCG, Siemens, Adobe, Flipkart etc. So, on the basis of averga package DTU is better in placement.

The Quantum University cutoff is the minimum marks required by a candidate to be eligible for admission to a particular programme. Quantum University cut-off varies from programme to programme and year to year. Further, The cut-off for Quantum University is determined by the university based on various factors, such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants, and the difficulty level of the entrance exam. Quantum University accepts students for admission to the BTech programme on the basis of their performance in JEE Main/ CUET or UKSEE (for lateral entry admission). Students have to qualify the entrance exam and the admissions are based on the Quantum University merit list released by the university. For B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering the expected cutoff is 60-70 percentile. 

Doon Institute of Medical Sciences (DIMS) has the following benefits:Offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in various medical disciplines, including:ParamedicalAgricultureAyurvedaNursingOffers a wide variety of tutoring, agriculture, and hospital-related jobsHas a huge outdoor playground and indoor playgroundHas a well-maintained girls hostelQuantum School of Agricultural Studies, Quantum University has the following benefits:Known for its B.Tech and B.Sc in agriculture courseProvides all practical fieldwork facilities to studentsAbout 90% of the students from the senior batch got placementsIt's upto the students to make the choice.

The cutoff for BTech at Quantum University varies from year to year and depends on various factors such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants, and the difficulty level of the entrance exam. The minimum percentage required for admission to the BTech programme at Quantum University is 60%. Students can apply for admission to the BTech programme at Quantum University based on their performance in JEE Main/ CUET or UKSEE (for lateral entry admission). The expected cutoff for the BTech programme in Computer Science and Engineering is 60-70 percentile, for Mechanical Engineering is 55-65 percentile, and for Civil Engineering is 50-60 percentile.