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Mukul Singh Pundir

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It is one of the top 15 NITs in India with a good ranking in the engineering industry in terms of infrastructure, faculty members, placement, course curriculum, etc. NIT-Jalandhar is the best option and if you are talking about computer science and engineering then obviously you are trying to get the best branch in engineering that is most in demand in the field of engineering that will lead you to a career in the field of data engineering, data analytics, computer science, software development, android development, various programing languages, etc., which are most demanding in the area .The following are the data statistics for compu
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Samarth Uttam

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This dilemma of reaching to a conclusion of choosing a branch is the one faced by a lot of students who appear for various engineering entrance exams. Engineering is nothing but making you visualize what goes on in the background when certain phenomenon happens and improvisation of such systems and if you don't have an eye for it, you might face a lot of difficulties in the branch you choose because all the branches in engineering are equally challenging.
And, one more thing, just in 12th standard you think that some area is interesting and you should choose it, then think of it and definitely consult your seniors.
Engineering courses a
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Manish Motwani

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NIT, Warangal has a very nice placement scenario from all the branches. It's excellence in the academic and non-academic era makes it stand among the top technical institute of our nation.
Being situated at the most premium location of the corporates in India, it gets a benefit of attracting the national and multinational corporates.
Some extremely talented and hardworking minds get the offer for the abroad placements though this depends on the on spot need of the company.
Though the number of students getting abroad opportunities are not very large but still the national placements are remarkable sometimes touches 60 to 70 lakhs per ann
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Placements : The placements were not that good as compared to the previous years and around 90% of the students are placed who were in First Degree. Mostly Dual Degree students (Non-CS) and low CGPA students are unplaced yet. The highest was 45 lakhs, lowest 4.2 LPA, and the average was 9 LPA.
10 core companies have visited our campus like Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, HPCL, Nestle Etc. and in IT, lots of good companies like Goldman Sachs, Directi, Amazon, Samsung and in non-core, banks and consultancy companies have visited including top players like Bain, Mckinsey, Boston, Axis Bank, IndusInd, HSBC, etc.
Almost all the students who wante
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Placements: The placements in core chemical were very good. Around 30% people got placed in core companies. Some of the core companies which came to campus for placements were HPCL, Honeywell, Schlumberger, ReckitBenkister, Johnsson, and Mathew. Apart from this, many got placed in consulting firms like ZS Associates and many got into IT jobs. Core companies like Honeywell, Reliance and Schlumberger do visit the campus, although they choose only the best of the best. Most of the students get placed. The average CTC is around 7 LPA for chemical engineering. Schlumberger offers the highest package. Most of the students actually interested
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Aditya DoiphodeCurrent Student- NIT, Trichy

Guide-Level 11

There have been many advancements in electronics field but the job opportunities in the core field are limited.
Nowadays, most of the ECE engineers are being recruited for IT roles rather than core jobs. If you want to get a job in the core field you have to be extra-ordinary in both academics and extra-curriculars, then only you can stand out from the crowd. For getting into best companies first try to get into well reputed institutes like IITs, NITs, BITS and other CFTIs. Have a decent CGPA of at least 8.5+. For core jobs I would suggest to have 9+ to be on a safer side. You can increase your employ-ability by doing Post Graduation in
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Richu Thomas

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CS Department at NIE was started in the year 1983 as per now it has four Professors, five Associate Professors , Nine Assistant Professors and eight Lecturers. The department has received the World Bank grant under TEQIP. The department is a recognized centre for academic research and has produced Doctorates. It has qualified professors as research guide and 17 candidates are pursuing Ph.D.
Microsoft, Cisco, Broadcomm, Freescale, NetApp, Adobe, Goldman Sachs etc. used to hire from NIE. However don't expect companies like Amazon, Google, Apple, would come and hire from NIE. These guys don't hire from most of colleges except for IITs and
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virendra rastogi

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These are some good books that I would like to suggest:
-For Physics, you can go for NCERT Physics textbook-Part I & II, H.C. Verma Concepts of physics (Part I & II), especially for problems.
-For Chemistry, you can go for Inorganic-NCERT Chemistry book Part I & II Organic-NCERT Chemistry book (Part I & II) & O.P. Tandon.
-For Physical, you can take up NCERT Chemistry book Part I & P. Bahadur.
-And finally, for Maths, the best would be NCERT Mathematics-Part I &II, R.D.Sharma.
You can download the free PDF version of the books (wherever applicable) from the internet.
If you are from a school/college that is not affiliated with CBSE, I woul
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Aditya DoiphodeCurrent Student- NIT, Trichy

Guide-Level 11

I would suggest joining coaching for JEE as it is more than enough for UPSEE. Aim for IITs, NITs, BITS and other CFTIs.
Self-Study is the most important aspect which no one can deny, but coaching certainly gives an edge. Good coaching always give ample time to do self-study. Over the years the number of coaching for JEE has grown and each of them claims to be the best, so JEE aspirants seem to be confused of which coaching to take which will be best for them. I am putting forward the Best IIT JEE Coaching Classes in India:-
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