Institute of Technology, Gopeshwar All Questions

Private colleges  acquire funds from different sources. While govt. Colleges are funded by the state govt. Private colleges do not get any funds from state govt. They rely on fees gained by the students of the college and some other contributions. Facilities are somehow better in private universities than govt.

Hello,

Yes, placements are pretty good . MSRIT is one of the best engineering colleges in Bangalore

Average placement is of 5 LPA and the highest is of 10 LPA.

Many companies are visiting from IT sector and also from core side large companies like MRPL,MCF and CapGemini , Cisco

Hello Aspirant,

Ramaiha Institute of Technology, Bangalore is a private institution offering multiple courses over various degrees. The package for the Electronic and instrumentation Engineering for the placements offered ranges from 5 to 6 lakhs on an average.

See the article given below to view more information about the same,

Hey rahul,

According to my research, RAMAIAH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY has a big name amongst students and parents too. It has been ranked 40 under latest NIRF ranking. It has a very good placement statistics for CSE, IT,ECE students but for civil the highest package offered is 6lpa only and

Hello student,

The eligibility criteria for KAMALA NEHRU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY is Candidate must have passed diploma or B.Sc. from recognized board and Admission is through counselling based on the rank obtained in Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Exam (UPSEE). The fee structure of this college is 2.35LPA.The college rating given

Hello Rahul ,

In Ramaiah institute of technology good branch according to placement wise data 2019

• Electronic Instrumation engineering is better than chemical engineering
• Why because According to stats 52% percentage is placed in the chemical engineering. whereas Electronic instrumation engineering 80% percentage is placed .
• You mention that placement

Dear aspirant

In Ramaiah Institute the placements in the CORE branches are not very good. In general the placements in the core branches is declining as the low demand in the industry. However, you can electrical having a good placements.

Hope this helps, thank you.

Hello Rahul,

As per my view ,from the courses that you had mentioned, i choose civil as a best option. As our country is a developing one there are plethora of opportunities in the construction field.The other two courses are emerging ones in our country.

The decision is all yours,

Hello Aspirant

Between the two choices that you have in mind, personally, i would recommend that Electronic and Instrumentation Engineering (EIE) is better than Industrial Engineering, because it has wider scope, both in job prospects as well as if you want to pursue higher education, EIE will open up more