DAVIET Jalandhar All Questions

Hi Aspirant,

In my opinion, you should go for CGC Landran which is among one of the best colleges in Chandigarh.  You can go for PU Patiala as well.

Now regarding CSE branch, the faculty at CGC Landran is far better than the other two ones. So there is no doubt in choosing CGC college for better academics.

CGC Landran has a placement rate of 90% with more than 600 companies visiting every year. DAVIET college has a placement rate of 85%. Considering previous year's placement records for PU Patiala, the college had 100% placements by 36 companies but the average package isn't high and ranges between 4-6 lakhs on an average.

Hope this would have solved your query. Best of luck!!

Hi 
 There are two important things that you should consider while choosing a branch.
i) Interest: If you are too much into cars, machines and stuff then he should go for Mechanical Engineering, if you are not that specific about it then you can go for ECE. Electronics and Communication branch has got wider options and easier life compared to Mechanical Engineers. I have my mechanical friends who are placed in good companies earning a little less than EC E guys but sweating a lot more than ECE people and also the company location is in remote places and the job is more demanding and hectic.

ii) strengths and future: One most important thing that slips off everybody’s head is that, finally for placements what all it takes? Is it how much you have scored or how much yow know or your soft skills what you have developed during these four years?
As far as your aggregate score, it should be more than the cut off of the companies, these days its around 8/10 (CGPA) for all engineering branches.
Now if you are in mech and you want to get into best of the best companies then you definitely need good management skills and it doesn’t matter how sound you are technically. This soft skill plays a crucial role in placements, I have seen people who are toppers in the department but got placed after average scorers because of poor management skills.
But in ECE, companies are not so much specific about management skills, all they ask for is how good you are in your subjects.
Regarding future, if he is going to go for MS or M.Tech then he should choose the branch by his interest and if he is going MBA he may go for ECE as ECE is considered as a tougher branch to get into when compared to Mechanical Engineering.

Thanks..!!

Hi Aspirant,

As per previous year cutoff, DAV University Jalandhar cutoff rank and closing rank for B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering is 2,26,670 with general category. Your rank is approximate nearer to that. So, you might have chance to get CSE in DAV IET Jalandhar.

To know more about your chances of getting other colleges check out the college predictor link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hello Armaan,

According to the college's placement statistics their placement rate is pretty consistent with an average package of around 2.5 to 3 lakhs per annum. However, don't join just because of the placements.

More - http://www.davietjal.org/placements-mca/

Hope this helps.

Hello Manan

PLACEMENT

DAVIET has a Training & Placement cell which works on a monotonous note to organize placement activities. It provides support to final and pre-final year students in finding their desirable job by arranging campus interviews. The cell has multiple tie-ups with elite firms and companies for giving job opportunities to the college students via recruitment sessions at the college campus. Some of the prominent recruiters of the cell are such as Wipro, Adobe, Mahindra, Dell, Hero Cycles, SAP, Unisys, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, Tommy Hilfiger, HSBC, HDFC Bank, Videocon, Airtel, HP, Siemens, Tech Mahindra, Havells, Samsung, Paytm, Justdial, Collabera, DHFL, Jaro Education, ST Microelectronics, and many more like them. 

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ELECTRICAL           776356

CSE                          221562

CIVIL                         100792

DAVIET JALANDHAR RANKING:

• Ranked as Top Engineering College at Higher Education and Human Resource Enclave Chandigarh - 2018.
• Conferred with the status of “Host Institution (HI)/ Business Incubator (BI)” by MSME, New Delhi -2018.
• Conferred with Award of Best Chapter of ISTE Punjab, Chandigarh, HP and J&K Section - 2018.
• Ranked at 11th position in “Outstanding Engineering Colleges of Excellence” in all over India under the CSR-GHRDC Engineering Colleges Survey- 2018.
• Awarded Outstanding Institution (Engineering Colleges) Awards by NITTTR Chandigarh - 2018.

EXTRACURRICULARS

The institute believes that classroom teaching is not enough to help the students in their all-round development, and hence it encourages the participation of students in various extracurricular and co-curricular activities along with joining the various clubs and societies of the institute.  

• The college organizes a talent hunt every year where various events are conducted which include theatre, group and solo singing, dance, literary events and fine arts events.
• DAVIET’s students take an active part in PTU festival and it has been the winner of the Zonal and Inter-Zonal PTU Youth Festival for consecutive five years.

ALL THE BEST

Hello Dikshit,

Both the colleges are good. The highest package of DAV institute of engineering and technology jalandhar is 20.5 lakhs and the highest package of CGC landran from CSE was for 32 lakh per annum at amazon. The placement cell of both the universities work hard for their students placement.

Hope this helps.

Good Luck.

Hi Tamanna,

Both DAVIET and APEEJAY are private institutes approved by AICTE. As per Careers360 ratings, DAVIET has AAA+ ratings (Good). Both the institutes are affiliated to IK Gujral Punjab Technical University. I would suggest you check the course structure, course fee, placement records and talk to alumni of both the colleges if possible before applying for admissions. It will give you a better idea about the institutes. If everything meets your requirements, go ahead and apply.

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All the best.