Hello student!

Jadhav University is one of the top university in Kolkata that provides various courses for UG and PG students. It's ranking 5 by NIRF 2020 and accredited as 'Grade A' university by NAAC. There are total 35 courses available for Mtech students in this college. In placement terms, this college has a good placement record for students in top Multinational Companies. Around 80% students are getting job every year in more than 85 MNCs. The record of highest package offered to student in this college is 58 LPA. Last year the highest salary package offered to student which is 42 LPA.

For more information related to this college you can visit the site given below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/jadavpur-university-kolkata

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Hello,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question, if you want to know the cutoff marks and rank then it depends on several caste which caste you belong to. Like cutoff rank for :-

1) general:-161 and above

2) OBC:-1494-1637

3) SC and ST:-1494-1637

These are the cutoffs on which you may get in and apply for Jadavpur university.

Hope this information helps you out. Thank you.

Hello,

The syllabus of UPSC is more humanities oriented, hence if you are wholly and solely focused on this exam, then you can choose various subjects like political science, geography, economics, history, sociology, economics, or even law as a subject is equally good, these all comes under syllabus of UPSC exam as well as are present in the list of optionals, it helps to a large extent in UPSC if your graduation subject is your optional as you must be aware that UPSC has such an extensive syllabus and syllabus of optional paper itself is nothing short of graduation level, hence with your graduation subject you will be already acquainted with the relevant knowledge and you just need to go through it on a regular basis to strengthen it further,and accordingly apply the same into practice in the form of answer writing, some of the initial things you can do even from college days is to download the UPSC syllabus and learn it by heart as you'll get to know what to read and what to skip, secondly develop the habit the newspaper reading on a regular basis, this is highly recommended and it should continue till the day of your interview, such is the relevance and importance it holds, even board members that will interview you want to test your level of awareness pertaining to various aspect happening in the country or outside, and lastly, NCERT are the foundation of UPSC, when it comes to study materials start with these always, and then move towards standard book, also keep resources minimal, read one book many a time instead of many book one time, later on as you'll be progressing you can go through previous year paper in official website of UPSC, practice mock papers and test series, you can refer toppers' answer sheets available online for answer writing purposes, these are the few minute details yet important ones that I shared with you.

Hello Aspirant,

First of all you should know your field of Intrest before deciding as these both options are totally different categories so it's difficult to say because both have their own benefits.

But if your confused to do Masters in Electronics and Instrumentation or Masters in Power Electronics Device.

Then I would suggest you to go for Masters in Electronics and Instrumentation at University institute of technology, Burdwan University. You could work in various job profiles and obtain great salary packages if compared with Masters in power electronics devices.

So overall I advise you to go for Masters in Electronics and Instrumentation in Burdwan University.

Hope this helps

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hello,

The achmission process dates are yet to Come out. Till then please keep on checking the Official site of the University for further updates.

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Hello,

Production engineers from Jadavpur University have around 78.95% placement percentage, the average package or CTC offered was around 5.69 LPA and the highest package or CTC offered to the students is 13 LPA. The training and placement cell of the University works dedicatedly by conducting workshops, seminars, debates, etc with its partnered companies to build interaction between students and the companies.

Hello,
ECE is having far more scope than production engineering. So, if you are getting ECE at NIT Silchar, then you should definitely go for it.
ECE at NIT Silchar is very good in terms of facilities and faculties.
The ECE department is NBA accredited. The course curriculum is weel oriented towards industry and provides good exposure for students to industry.

The highest package goes around 25 lpa na d the average package is around 7 lpa. Most of the students from ECE are placed in IT companies.

Please visit this link to get more information about BTech ECE at NIT Silchar
Hope it helps

Hi,

According to last year's cut off, your nata score and wbjee rank may not be sufficient for getting B.Arch admission in Jadavpur University, especially if you are from general category.

However, if you are from SC/ST there is a slight chance of you getting admitted for B.Arch in Jadavpur University in the last rounds of counselling.

You can use the predictor for B.Arch, to check which colleges you might get into:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-architecture-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this helps,

All the best!

Hello,

First of all met me tell you that NIRF ranking of NIT Raipur is 69 and it is a very good college but IIITs are institutes specialized in focusing mainly on computer and information technologybranch so i would say if you are getting CSE in IIIT then go for it. But if your interest lies in mechanical then NIT Raipur is a good option.

I hope this helps.

hello,

That's a very good percentage. As for the admission Criteria, you will need to check the cutoffs. You can check them here along with all the Other details of the college.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jadavpur-university-cutoff

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jadavpur-university-admission-criteria

hope this helped. Good luck for your future!