Dear Aspirant 

First of all Congratulating you on your nice performance that you deserve such a good college and I would like to tell you that placement is average for industrial engineering but if you are doing good engineering then definitely you are going to excel in your career. 

Good luck for your future :) 

Feel free to ask if you have any further queries. 

Dear Student,

This branch is a combination of technical and management subjects, so if you want to take your career in that direction, go for it. The infrastructure is awesome, the college is spacious surrounded by trees and greenery. It is surrounded by hospitals and public area. It has a modern infrastructure with plenty of area for everything like parking, conducting events and organizing programs. The faculty has a rich experience in teaching and are rich in knowledge. It has an elite placement division for all the students. It provides pre-placement skills for better confidence of the students. It also supports training in CV writing, aptitude assessment also. Internship opportunities are provided in various companies.

Hello Aspirant

IIITs also have a certain number of seats reserved. Therefore, many categories exit in the AI quota for IIITs, like

• AI- General-CRL
• AI-OBC-NCL
• AI-SC
• AI-ST

So, no there are other categories in the AI quotas of IIITs. Hope this cleared your doubt regarding this matter.

All the best!

Sir can we take lateral entry in industrial and production engineering

HHello Aspirant,

The production and industrial engineering in DTU is good. The production and industrial engineering has a very good scope and application in the real world. If you wish to statrt a industry then it is better choice. This engineering is a addition of mechanical and manufacturing engineering.

This course is considered having less number of placements. In DTU, only 40 - 50% students got placed in previous years.

Hope this will help you. Good Luck.

Hi Vedant! First of all congrats, you got the seat. Now talking about placements I would say that it depends a lot on you and also on your collegr. You need to work hard, learn the necessary skills, develop your communication skills and your college need to work hard too to invite the companies for campus selection. 

Hello

Industrial engineering is the branch of engineering that concerns the development, improv

ement, implementation and evaluation of integrated systems of people, knowledge, equipment, energy, material and process. Industrial engineers typically use computer simulation, especially discrete event simulation, for system analysis and evaluation. From delivery/logistics companies to eCommerce sites to manufacturing companies to textile industrial to F.M.C.G companies everyone needs them. Industrial engineers are mainly responsible for the proper and the most efficient interaction of 4Ms: Man, Material, Machine and Method (which every organization needs). In short if you are an industrial engineer, you are like a diamond in the human resource market. There is no dearth of jobs.

The mission of production  department is to develop technically competent, socially committed and disciplined manufacturing engineers with creative ability, innovative thinking and managerial skill to manufacture quality products for the benefit of the mankind.     The top recruiters for production engineers include National Thermal Power Corporation, Indraprastha Gas Limited, Aditya Birla, Cairn India, Larsen & Toubro, Reliance Industries and Sterlite Industries.      

  Job profiles available for industrial and production engineers are as follows:

Plant Engineers

Manufacturing Engineers

Quality Engineers

Process Engineers and Industrial Managers

Project Management

Manufacturing, Production and Distribution Ergonomics and Human Factors

Root cause analysis and process improvement

Make/Buy Analysis and Cost Estimation. I would have gone for Industrial engineering in ceg but the choice is totally yours. Make calculated moves and whatever you choose both are really good courses.

All the best.