Andhra University College of Engineering, Visakhapatnam :

• BE Metallurgical Engineering -

Closing Rank - 6019            (Year 2020)

Closing Rank - 10288          (Year 2019)

• B.Tech Biotechnology -

Closing Rank - 11485            (Year 2020)

Closing Rank - 20972          (Year 2019)

• B.Tech Chemical Engineering -

Closing Rank - 2315            (Year 2020)

Closing Rank

Hello,

As i can see that you have attempted for JEE main examination and the marks scored by you is a impressive one and as you are looking for NIT Warangal which is very good as it is one of the top NIT of India and a popular choice of

Select NIT Trichy over NIT Warangal as far as MTech Industrial Metallurgy is concerned. NIT Trichy apart from having one of the best Metallurgy Departments in South India after IIT Madras and IIT Hyderabad having strong faculty, infrastructure as well as career scope and job prospects, being located near Industrial

Hello Sandeep,

With this rank you cannot get B.Tech Metallurgy course through TS EAMCET counseling. So you can try for Management seats or paid seats in Private Engineering Colleges. There are only few Colleges in India which offers this course and in there are only two Colleges in Telangana which

Dear aspirant,

The metallurgy branch is not that encouraging in Jadavpur University. The placements there at pretty normal and the average package stays generally around 6L per annum being one of the premier institutes of india.

General non core companies like Capgemini, wipro, airbus comes for placements for these branches.

Hi Vivek!

Both colleges provide good infrastructure facilities such as smart classrooms, well-equipped labs, sports ground, internet facilities etc. Also, as both are government colleges so there are no high charges for fee. The faculty members are highly skilled and knowledgeable in their subjects.

Coming to the placements, NITs and

Hey,

As far as l know offers for placement at the metallurgical department at BTech is in good shape. According to past students' reviews, the majority of them are placed in good industries. By studying metallurgical engineering, a student with decent grades can readily find work (from campus).

Best of

See its always better for a student to pursue what is his/her passion. Now the idea you are saying about coding along with your course then you can do it but I would say that you will not be mentally satisfied because when you will learn about the Chemical/Civil you