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IT and CSE has the Highest number of placements generally in any of the colleges as most of the mass recruiting companies are IT companies and want coders. If not taking about top colleges like IITs and some nits most of the placements of cse and IT are

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see eee syllabus has courses from electrical, electronics and some of software engineering. whether ece has vast coverage of electronics and semi conductor devices, architecture, hardware programming, and some of software engineering subjects. if you are more enthusiastic  for government or psu engineering division you may go for eee,

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EEE stands for electrical and electronics engineering, has wide job opportunity in electrical power stations, electricity development company, oil sector, electronics and embedded system engineering as well as information technology industry, however it is really important to choose a tier 1 college to get good placement.

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Hello, Shailja.

Depending on the college that you graduate from, placement for B.Com with honours may vary.

Some of the best colleges in India offer placements in well recognised firms including TCS and such.

Your scorecard as well as performance in your final year placement interviews also influences placements.

Hope

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If you want to know the effect of lockdown on the placement then it's a 50-50 chance of either reduced or increased placements as due to lockdown economy will go down but at the same time companies from China and few others may move to India which can

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ICMR RMRC is a good option for Master of Public Health. The instutute is known for its collaboration in the fields of research.Master of Public Health is a 2year course. The candidates are selected based upon an online or offline test and interview.The eligibility criteria is that the

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Computer Engineering is one of the most demanding course nowadays and have lot of opportunities . For placement you should know it depends on two factor mainly

1. Institute
2. Student Calibre

If you have got a good Institute your placement can be good if you work hard and if

100 percent guarantee is a very wrong terminology that should be used.If you don't sit for an interview  how can that college guarantee placements or even if you sit you don't answer a single question,how will the college guarantee placements?

Anyways if we talk about IILM best of companies like

Dear Aspirant,

The first point you need to understand is the syllabus of this program, which is typically into: Business Accounting, Corporate Finance, Quantitative Techniques, Management Accounting, Debt Markets, Banking, Insurance, Financial Modeling/Reporting, Analysis Standards, Research Methodology, Derivatives Market, Taxes and Wealth Management.

This gives you an idea of where