IIST Thiruvananthapuram has good placements with companies like Airbus, Adobe Systems, Quest, Phillips, Math works, Delta Electronics and Viasat visiting the campus. The placement records show that the institute is growing every year. In the year 2019 , the 51 companies visited the campus which recruited 126 students in BTech

Hey aspirant,

Both the colleges are good in placement wise but if we compare both the colleges then the placement record is higher of NMAMIT than that of NITTE MEENAKSHI and also NMAMIT is good in faculty wise as it is an old college. But if you want to know

Hi prachi,

EMPI Business School, Delhi is an institute which offers post graduate diploma programme in following specialisation:

• Human Resource
• Research and business analytics
• Adcom
• Global Management
• General Management
• 
  

Placement at EMPI is not satisfactory in terms of  ROI. The college offers an average placement of 5.5 lakhs to its

Hello Aspirant!

Well, many humanities subjects have also become quite popular for placements purposes. Among all of these, Economics does stand out as the one which promises the most lucrative career options! However, the fact is that it depends a lot on other factors, other than your subject. I know

Dear aspirant,

Firstly B.tech is a wonderful course and in today's world is full of scope and career opportunities.

Here is a list of some good colleges in Lucknow:

• G.C.R.G group of institutions-2.2 lac fees
• Institute of technology and management-2.2lac fees
• Goel group of institutions-2.2 to 2.66 lac fees
• IITM

Hello,

National law school of India university, Bengaluru, Karnataka is a really good choice and top most college in the field of law. It is ranked 1st in Law colleges and has accreditation of NAAC A. Exams conducted by this institues are CLAT, CLAT PG. The facilities are good and

Hey dear, if you want to pursue your BCA than i would suggest you to go for amity univerity as conpared to jims rohini as the faculty of amity is better and well trained. Also, amity university has its own brand value than jims can't match so the big MNC's