Dear Aspirant,

Congratulations for cracking the joint entrance examination (advance).

You have interest in Indian institute of technology BHU and Indian institute of technology, Guwahati, Assam.

According to me, you can definitely opt for Electronics and communication engineering in Indian institute of technology, Guwahati.

ECE is a very demanding branch compared to Electronics and electrical engineering.

The placement chance and research scope is very much high in ECE. So you can give importance the ECE branch.

Best of luck.

Last but not least, you have to keep in mind that placement depends upon the ability of a student.

All IITs are very good.

Hope it helps.

Hello!

It totally depends upon your interest. If you are too determined that you want to persue your career in CSE, then i would suggest go for IIT jodhpur. However, if you are not sure about it, then i would suggest go for IIT BHU as its a better one. Moreover, mechanical is a really good branch. 

Hello sahil. 

I would like to tell you that. 

Engineering physics - Bachelor of technology (B. Tech) (4 years program) is offered by the :

- IIT Hyderabad - 20 seats

- IIT Guhawati - 50 seats

Engineering physics - Bachelor of technology and Masters of technology dual degree ( B. Tech + M. Tech) ( 5 years program) is offered by :

-IIT BHU (Varanasi) - 20 seats.

Admission to these programs is made through the two tier examination called Joint entrance examination ( JEE ).

So I would like to prefer you to go for IIT BHU, as it offers dual degree in EP.

Hope this will help you!!

Good luck. 

Hello,

It's delightful to know that you are eligible for both the esteemed colleges for a branch in-demand like ECE. IIIT Hyderabad is one of the best colleges of India for circuit related branches. The sheer location of IIIT Hyderabad makes it a better college for job prospects. The updated curriculum of IIIT Hyderabad makes it a better option for ECE branch than IIT BHU or IIT Guwahati Chemical. As per the Information, only 60% of eligible students in IIT Guwahati got placed and the average package was around 14 lac. While IIIT H offered 100% placements. So if you are studying engineering for Jobs you should be choosing IIIT H. Traditional IIT tag is very helpful in your early career and if you are dedicated enough you can slide branches in IIT-G. Thus, it's really your choice.

The reason why I am not even discussing IIT-BHU is that until you have a lot of interest in Mechanical, it stands a bit below IIT Guwahati or IIIT Hyderabad.

In my opinion, you should leave IIIT Hyderabad only for OLD 5 IITs(B, D, M, K, KGP).

Hello,

It's delightful to know that you are eligible for both the esteemed colleges for a branch in-demand like ECE. IIIT Hyderabad is one of the best colleges of India for circuit related branches. The sheer location of IIIT Hyderabad makes it a better college for job prospects. The updated curriculum of IIIT Hyderabad makes it a better option for ECE branch than IIT BHU. 

In my opinion, you should leave IIIT Hyderabad only for OLD 5 IITs.

Hi Rajeen! 

Acc.  to me it actually depends on your choice or interest beacuse some student prefer college over branch and remaining prefer branch over college..If you have a high interest in computers, then according to me give preference to branch over college because many student prefer college and think he/she able to change branch in 2nd year of b.tech but branch change in any IIT is very difficult . If you can't able to chance your branch then you feel regret whole life for giving preference to college over branch.

And according to placement cells of all IIT’S , CSE always been good for us , because CSE have more core sector jobs then other branch.If you have any doubt in branch selection then you must go with CSE BRANCH. IIT-BHU definitely have better cultural, fest, infrastructure , alumni and placement cell but in 2nd generation and 3rd generation iit’s is still growing.. but 2nd generation is well established and ECE branch of these iit’s are really good…

So i think lot for your college and branch preference, but according to me give preference to branch over college.

Or if you do not have any specific interest in computer science, then prefer better college.

Please upvote if this was helpful to you. 

Thank you and Good Luck. 

Hello Lrp,

According to what I believe, IITs are superior than NITs being different in the following ways:

Global Recognition of Brand IITs:  IITs have always featured in the global chart of engineering colleges from India whereas NITs do not appear in the same list.

Better Student Quality in IITs: Higher cut-off marks during selection process at IITs draw better quality of students in IITs rather than NITs. Superior student intake results into excellent placement for IITians.

Better Faculty in IITs : IITs have one of the best engineering faculty in India. However IITs established recently, are undergoing a terrible shortage of faculty. IIT-Hyderabad has a requirement of 85 faculty members while it currently has 74 faculty members.

IIT-Bhubaneswar has total 50 faculty members against its requirement of 62 members. Owing to this serious concern, most IITs have already started aggressive communication campaigns across the country to reach out to post docs and graduate students of top universities worldwide. NITs have also been facing shortage of quality faculty for a while now.

Stronger Academic Collaboration in IITs : IITs undertake greater number of projects with esteemed institutions like ISRO, DRDO, BARC etc.  NITs research work is not at the same magnitude of IITs.

Better Infrastructure at IITs: IITs have better Infrastructure with spacious campus, good research labs etc. The popularity of IITs among Engineering aspirants is highly driven by its educational and college environment. The ambience of IITs campus is both inspiring and vibrating with perfectly planned and aligned layout for the whole campus, libraries, and hostels.

NITs are definitely second to IITs in terms of infrastructure. They also have great computing facilities.

Better Placements at IITs: Top Notch companies prefer IITians over NITians and also salaries offered are well differentiated. Going through last 5 years placement records of both, the average pay package offered to any IITian (B.Tech) is anywhere between Rs 43,750 and 48,000 monthly compared with average pay package offered to any student from NIT in (B.Tech) which is anywhere between Rs 40,000 and 42,000 monthly. However, there is a lot of variance among the salary packages depending on ability of candidates and academic performances.

Conclusion:

The Indian Institutes of Technology remain a top brand, but their standing as centres of excellence can no longer be stated as convincingly with inclusion of new IITs. The brand has also taken a hit with the increase in the number of IITs. There is a definite distinction between the “new” and “old” IITs.

The demographic dividend and our target of achieving 30% enrolment in higher education till 2020 implies that we should not have just some IITs in order to cash in on IIT brand name. The lack of domestic competition has resulted in depreciation in the output of the IITs both in terms of research output and overall grooming of the students. The core industry demands have remained low which has resulted in engineering students from IIT & NIT ending up as investment bankers and management consultants. The big packages that IITians bag every year is just one side of the story.

The other side of the story is the IITs enjoy media publicity images for the proliferation of entrepreneurs out of IITs. Overall, brand IIT, though still on a high pedestal, is on the way downhill. We need to make NITs more strong in terns of faculty, infrastructure and placement so that NITs give IITs a run for the much applauded IIT BRAND.

For any other queries, feel free to comment below. Have a great day!!

Hello 

could you be more specific regarding your query .

Is your admission to IIT BHU confirm ? 

And are you asking about the specialisation or course you should opt in CSE ?