• MNNIT Allahabad - Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (M.Tech. in Biomedical Engineering)
• IIEST Shibpur - Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology (M.Tech. in Biomedical Engineering)
• NIT Manipur - National Institute of Technology (M.Tech. in Thermal and Fluids Engineering)
• NIT Kurukshetra - National Institute of Technology (M.Tech. in Renewable Energy Systems)
• NIT Durgapur - National Institute of Technology (M.Tech. in Advanced Material Science and Technology)
• NIT Rourkela - National Institute of Technology (M.Tech. in Water Resource Engineering)

Hey there

If you want to join colleges out of them I'll suggest iit dhanbaad out of them for cse. It has got a well structured atmosphere for cse. You will find advanced coder both in professors and in students. But other iits mentioned is also good it's your choice what to choose.

Good luck

Hello aspirant,

Please go through the below points:

1. If placement is your concern then circuital branches( CSE, EE, ECE,EEE) are ALWAYS BETTER than remaining branches.
2. Electrical engineering is pretty though, it involves lot of Maths, Physics( won’t be that deep). Indeed there is very less Physics involved when compared to Maths. So it won’t be any easy to get along.
3. Metallurgical Engineering is more closely related to pure sciences like Chemistry, material science, Physics( Heat, material properties, nano technology…..). Its an easy branch to get along. But, can turn out to be extremely painful if you lose interest in it as not everything is logical here, you need to put considerable amount of effort in remembering things.
4. If you are aiming to do MBA( or move in a path different from Engineering after B.Tech ) or get a non-core job or you don’t like Mathematics or your want to have an excellent college life then Metallurgical Engineering at IIT Kgp is the best option for you.
5. Whereas, if you are not sure about what you want to do after B.Tech, then it would be better to take EE at IIT Bbs.
6. There is one more option available to you and that is :BRANCH CHANGE. But, trust me it is not easy. Before you get into IIT, your ranks in JEE A and M would depend on more on your PROBLEM SOLVING SKILL, whereas once you enter an IIT the emphasis shifts more towards theory. Here at IITs professors lay emphasis on theory and it becomes your task to work for improving your problem solving skill. In most of the exams problems would be like doable by anyone who as good grasp on theory. Because of this students with JEE ranks lesser than yours might perform well. I had seen many of my friends who were bad at problem solving getting better CGPAs than those who were excellent problem solvers. Also, there could be students who screwed up JEE, and ended up with a very low ranks. These students too perform well in IITs. And also it is very DIFFICULT to get adjusted to the academic environment at IITs. Here, most of the professors give boring lectures and most of the times you might not even have a clue of what the professor is explaining to you. You end up searching on the internet for those topics, rushing through 10s of books, watching online tutorials….This takes so much effort from your side than the effort you kept to learn things during your JEE days. Because of all these and many other reasons( see branch changing criteria in websites of ITs)your chances to get your branch changed will be very less and it would be a foolish act to choose some college hoping to get your branch changed.

I think I made myself clear. Consider all these things and more importantly talk with seniors from various IITs and choose wisely.

Thank you and please forgive me if there are any grammatical errors.

Hi Aspirant

A lot of Students face this kind of dilemma while choosing the college during Josaa counseling.

A lot of factors come into play here :

a) Location wise IIT Bhubaneswar beats IIT Dhanbad because it is better connected to the rest of the country through railway and airport.

b) IIT Dhanbad being an old college has a better alumni base and has better infrastructure but that is more specific for certain branches like petroleum engineering etc.

So keeping these things in mind you need to choose the college.

Hope this helps and All the best.

IIT DHANBAD:  Placements : The placement percentage is quite high as in most of the IITs. Around 80% of the students in B.Tech programmes get placed. Placement percentage of the branches like Electronics and Communication engineering and computer science is 90% whereas the civil department lacks a bit regarding placements. The highest salary package offered was 36 LPA and was offered to the students of CSE department.

Infrastructure : The infrastructure of the college is quite good and is still developing. 

IIT BHUBANESWAR:. Placements: Placements for students of the 2017-2018 batch were good. The average salary package offered was around 11 LPA, and the highest salary package offered was 39 LPA, by Adobe company. Almost 87% of students from B.Tech got placed into renowned companies like Adobe, ISRO, DRDO, etc. The placement cell of IIT, Bhubaneswar is called career development cell. It conducts placements according to their procedures which are provided on the website of IIT. 

You can choose any of them according to your convenience. Both are good College.

Hey,

All of these colleges you provided are amazing and have great placements. The faculties too are equally good.

Well i am providing you with a link below which will help you to compare all of these colleges based on different parameters like ranking, courses, placements, faculty and more -

Https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

Do visit the website for a clear and better idea before making a choice.

Hope this helps.

Hello, 

Placements at iit bhubaneswar is more better than iit indore electrical. 

These are some previous records - 

The average salary package offered was around 11 LPA, and the highest salary package offered was 39 LPA, by Adobe company. Almost 87% of students from B.Tech got placed into renowned companies like Adobe, ISRO, DRDO, etc. 

There is a significant increase in the number of core companies visiting IIT Bhubaneswar. This time more than 50 companies came for recruitment. Although there is no international offer made as CSE being a relatively newer branch here, still the performance of students is on par.

Branch wise Analysis-

1) Computer Science and Engineering -

Highest- 39 LPA

Average – 14 LPA

2) Electrical Engineering –

Highest- 29.6 LPA

Average – 10 LPA

Placement Percentage -83.34%

3) Mechanical Engineering –

Highest- 31.5 LPA

Average – 9.39 LPA

Placement Percentage -91.42%

Few things to notice that electrical and mechanical performance is really better than other branches.

Hope this helped. 

Good luck 

Dear Aspirant,

Congratulations for cracking the JEE main examination.

Now you are confused between three options, whether to choose ECE in IIT Bhubaneswar, or Metallurgical engineering in IIT Kharagpur or chemical engineering in IIT Bombay.

I would suggest you to opt for ECE in IIT Bhubaneswar.

ECE is one of the emarging engineering branch of the world. So the placement opportunities are increasing day by day. But chemical engineering and metallurgical engineering are facing placement problem now. If you wants a good package then go for ECE.

3 IITs are same according to infrastructure,faculties,hostel facilities, laboratories, tech club, sports club etc.

And keep it in your mind that placement depends upon a candidate's hard skills and soft skills.

Best of luck.

Go to the below mentioned link for details:

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-technology-bhubaneswar/amp

Being true,  you should go for that branch which connects you closer to to the technological science and which is well offered by electronics engineering and both the colleges are same in opportunity and packages and infrastructure so you should go for electronics at IIT Bhubaneswar

Hey Rishi! It is not easy as branch can be changed only after first year, this is known as branch sliding. For branch sliding candidate willing to do so must have a very good academic performance in the first year on the basis of which the candidate is judged and is allowed or rejected for branch slide.