Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Sector 128, Noida All Questions

Hello.
Harcourt butler technical university is a government university  after IIT and NIT it is a good option for pursuing BTech yes ,it is GFTI( government funded technical institute )it has very good placement opportunities and if talking for jaypee institute of technology so it is a private institution ,placement

Hello Jadesmith,

After different IITs and NITs, HBTU (Harcourt Butler Technical University) Kanpur is also the GFTI i.e. Government Funded Technical Institution.

HBTU Kanpur :-

• It is government university.
• It has AAAA ranking.
• It has better placement record as compare to JAYPEE Institute.
• More companies prefer to visit here for

hi

hope you are doing well

JIIT offers B.Tech courses for the duration of 4 years under 6 disciplines. The admissions will be both entrance and merit based. For the entrance based admissions, candidates will have to appear for JEE Mains. The candidates who score 60% marks in the qualifying

Hello Vaani!

I hope you are having a nice day!

I would like to inform you that these all are great institution for marketing courses. And placement over there are absolutely commendable. So it will take lots of time if i would describe each of the college placement scenario. So,

Hi Hims Vaani,

First of all, I would like to congratulate you on getting calls from these institutes and if you are not planning to waste another year, then I would suggest you get into one of these institutes.

College	Average Package(in Lakhs Per Annum)
NDIM, Delhi	5.5-9
IMS, Ghaziabad

Hello student if you want to join these companies then you need to wait until they release their vacancies notice once they release it and you're eligible then you can appear for its interview/test.
Feel free to comment if you have any doubt
Good luck

Hello shekhar!!
So.. Yah Jaypee entrance examination will be conducted in the first week of July 2020.

https://www.careers360.com/university/jaypee-institute-of-information-technology-noida/amp
Hope this helps you. Thank you!!