Shiksha All Time Q&A

Christ University must be very well reputed college in Bangalore. But, it is not really a good college for B.Tech. This university is one of the best colleges for BBA/BBM and good for MBA.
Placement: Most important thing for any engineering students. Sadly, no other companies come in campus except Tech Mahindra. Placement Record (Around 7-9 %): 28-33 students got placed out of 360 Students in all branches. Technical Companies: Tech Mahindra plus maybe one or two any small companies Non- Technical: May be 2-3 companies including BPO and sales. To be honest, despite its popularity, the famed Christ University doesn't make the cut when it comes to the best B.Tech colleges in the city of Bangalore.

First of all let me introduce you to the culture of both the colleges:
While satyabhama is relatively very strict, as they don't allow you for outings often! Cross gender interaction is not entertained and lesser semester breaks puts the nail to the coffin.
At srm you are free to live the way you wish to and also you are not restricted from outings.
Coming to the academics, you need to maintain a minimum of 75% attendence in both the colleges and failure in doing so would get you detained.
Deparment of ECE has received a grant of Rs. 55 Lakhs from the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, under Fund for Improvement of Science and Technology (FIST) scheme. Infrastructure created under this scheme includes:
Spectrum Analyzer and Signal Generator
FPGA development kit integrated with Spectrum Analyzer
Agilent's Advanced Design System Software".
Students have obtained placements at leading companies such as Intel, Texas Instruments, Infosys, TCS, Keane, Mindtree, Wipro, Cognizant Technologies and Tata Elxsi. Some are pursuing their higher studies in prestigious institutions in India and abroad.
Few students with the help of their guide have presented papers in international conferences held in USA and Malaysia. Two more students walked away with the prestigious Young Engineer Fellowships from IIT, Chennai and IISc, Bangalore. One faculty member, two years back won the 'Career Award for Young Teachers'; now she has been awarded 'ISTE Periyar Award for Best Engineering College Teacher 2008' by Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE). The Department bagged funds from the university to carry out several pilot projects.
The faculty to student ratio in srm is lot more than that of satyabhama.
Hostel facility is much better for srm as you have facility of ac /non ac /international hostel, whichever suits your pocket,which is not the case for satyabhama where you have to go with what the college allots you with.
Infrastructure:
Srn holds a 250 acre campus, well connected by wifi throughout offering 100 mbps as told.
I hope you will make the right choice. Cheers! :)

First of all let me introduce you to the culture of both the colleges:
While satyabhama is relatively very strict, as they don't allow you for outings often! Cross gender interaction is not entertained and lesser semester breaks puts the nail to the coffin.
At srm you are free to live the way you wish to and also you are not restricted from outings.
Coming to the academics, you need to maintain a minimum of 75% attendence in both the colleges and failure in doing so would get you detained.
Cse at srm is accredited by ieee, ibm for different branches whiles it's not so for satyabhama.
The faculty to student ratio in srm is lot more than that of satyabhama.
Hostel facility is much better for srm as you have facility of ac /non ac /international hostel, whichever suits your pocket,which is not the case for satyabhama where you have to go with what the college allots you with.
Infrastructure:
Srn holds a 250 acre campus, well connected by wifi throughout offering 100 mbps as told.
I hope you will make the right choice. Cheers! :)

Let us face the reality here, when you step in south there are only a handful good engineering colleges in south India, those being IIT MADRAS, TRICHY, ANNA University, VIT, SRM, and a few more. If you happen to land up in any other college then first of all you lack exposure as there colleges have students from all regions of India. Also, if you plan to go abroad for further qualifications these colleges happen to make your job a lot easier because of their collaborations with many international universities. Also, they have these rich programs like semester abroad program, twinning program, dual degree program, others that encourage students to draw more and more out of their 4 year stay in the campus. Also, owing up to the brand value of these colleges, a lot of core companies show up for placements recruiting thousands of students per day.
With that being said I hope you'll do justice to yourself! Cheers :)

Placements (in INR; as provided by the college):
2.50 Lakh
Median Salary (Annual)
3.01 Lakh
Average Salary (Annual)
7.00 Lakh
Maximum Salary (Annual)
Companies where students got placed:
Accenture Amazon Amazon amdocs Bank of India BSA Corporation Ltd. BSNL CapGemini Capstone Cybage Emerson Electric Evosys Godrej and Boyce HCL Technologies HONEYWELL IBM iGate Infostretch L&T Infotech LG Electronics Mahindra and Mahindra Mphasis Newgen NTT Data Persistent Ltd. Reliance Communication Reliance Jio Reserve Bank of India SGS Technomech Siemens SYNTEL TATA Communications TATA ELXSI TCS Tech Mahindra Thyrocare Videocon Volkswagen Wipro Xoriant Zensar Technologies
This year the placement was fairly good. Almost 40 percent of the students from computer science were placed in dream companies. Considering the mass placement, the percent of placed students goes to almost 75. Microsoft and Cisco were two super dream companies that hired in double digits (1216, I guess). Apart from that, another 1015 students (mostly GDC, 2 for IDC who did internships) got PPO from Microsoft. The highest package was offered by Amazon (27lakh -&get; 3 students). Directi (26 lakh -&get; 1 student), Paypal (21 lakh -&get; 7 students), De-Shaw (25 lakh -&get; 3 students).
Overall, the number of placed students was more in this year than previous years. Many students were hired by IT Companies for mass placements.

Hi,
Let me give you an overview of placements for the year 2017 in Netaji Subhash Engineering College:
MECHANICAL: 10 PLACED
CIVIL: 10 PLACED
ELECTRICAL : 41 PLACED
ECE: Above 75% PLACED
CSE: Above 85% PLACED
AEIE: nearly 25
IT: Above 85% PLACED. This is the overview of major branches. Generally students were placed in software companies like TCS, IBM, Capgemini, CGI, SpiderTech, startups like NASSCOM, Baiju classes, Johnson Control etc. Few students got placed in management firms also. Overall placement is better as per the down falling market.
It depends stream wise. Like if you are in CSE then don't worry you have high chances of being placed in TCS (50/around 120). Its the only mass recruiter. If you don't land up here then prepare really well because companies will come and go. They don't get deserving recruits. For 2017 pass out batch around more than 30+ tech companies came. As of now 74 is placed. Imagine 50 has being placed at TCS only handful in 30+ companies.
And, if you are from core branches and ready to sacrifice your education for a Job then TCS is generous enough to also provide you a job. Only source of recruitment for core branches as well.
The placement scenario of IT/ECE is also grim despite tech companies coming to college.
Actually, the real problem is that there is no campus placement. It has been replaced with pool campusing. You have to compete with all techno India group colleges. So you can imagine the competition.
All the best.

Hi,
Let me give you an overview of placements for the year 2017 in Netaji Subhash Engineering College:
MECHANICAL: 10 PLACED
CIVIL: 10 PLACED
ELECTRICAL : 41 PLACED
ECE: Above 75% PLACED
CSE: Above 85% PLACED
AEIE: nearly 25
IT: Above 85% PLACED. This is the overview of major branches. Generally students were placed in software companies like TCS, IBM, Capgemini, CGI, SpiderTech, startups like NASSCOM, Baiju classes, Johnson Control etc. Few students got placed in management firms also. Overall placement is better as per the down falling market.
And, if you are from core branches and ready to sacrifice your education for a Job then TCS is generous enough to also provide you a job.
It depends stream wise. Like if you are in CSE then don't worry you have high chances of being placed in TCS (50/around 120). Its the only mass recruiter. If you don't land up here then prepare really well because companies will come and go. They don't get deserving recruits. For 2017 pass out batch around more than 30+ tech companies came. As of now 74 is placed. Imagine 50 has being placed at TCS only handful in 30+ companies.
Only source of recruitment for core branches as well.
The placement scenario of IT/ECE is also grim despite tech companies coming to college.
Actually, the real problem is that there is no campus placement. It has been replaced with pool campusing. You have to compete with all techno India group colleges. So you can imagine the competition.
All the best.

Before answering about the placements let me make this clear that Hindustan Aviation Academy has stopped the B.Tech in aerospace course for a while but there is still a course which is one of the prestigious course in the aviation field and that one is Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME). According to surveys, it has been found that AME's are the highest paid engineers in India where the salary package varies form 5L - 25L per annum (varies with the experience). As far as placements are concerned, our passed out students (both B.Tech & AME) are working in various organizations like NAL, HAL, ADA, JET AIRWAYS, CAPGEMINI, HONEYWELL, etc. Since HAL, NAL, ADA being government firms, it takes a long procedure for a fresher to get in these well-established firms. Private firms like CAPGEMINI & HONEYWELL never takes the batches all together, rather they seek for individual talent. Students have to go through various tests and interviews during placement drives. So placement of student is totally dependent on his on abilities and talent. On a scale of 10 students, they select max. 2 students. So it will better to talk about the percentage of students placed rather than the percentage of 'batch' placed.