Hi Nithish,

Infrastructure and faculty wise college is good. I'll focus more on placements and internship in this answer.

Companies like Adobe, Amazon, Capgemini, Cognizant, Cisco, Deloitte, eBay, Goldman Sachs, McKinsey &Company, Google, Indian Oil, JSW Steel, Mahindra, L&T, Microsoft, Oracle, KPMG, Samsung visit the college for campus recruitment. The highest package offered last year was Rs 28lpa by DE Shaw. The average package offered for CSE was around Rs. 7-8 lakhs. Overall it is a great college and provides immense opportunities provided you work hard.

Source: http://psgtech.edu/placements/index.html#comp

All the best

I would suggest that you go for BE CSE in PSG college of Technology.  It would be because PSG is better than SASTRA and also because even after doing B.sc you have to study for masters to land a job. Whereas B.tech is enough to get you a good job. 

Now regarding the CS issue. I would like to tell you that even I didn't studied CS in my class 11 and 12 but I applied for CSE in B.tech during my college and you may feel a little disinterested at first same as for me but with your faculty and peers around , it will come around for you. CS has a lot of scope in the market and I would suggest that you pursue it.

Hello Nitish.

I would like to inform you that there is marginally any difference when to comes to any sort of degree in CSE, so you can absolutely take B.E CSE in PSG college of Technology.

Now the question that still remains is that whether you will like cse or not. For this i would like to tell you that you have to do your bit of research regarding this part, whether you will sustain the course or not, because one knows his capability more than any one else.

At last its absolutely fine that you dont have any previous background regarding CS because everything will be taught from scratch, you can catch up easily.

Hello Nithish,

I am providing you the review of PSG tech...

Quality of Professors : Very specific to the department you intend to opt for. I cannot make blanket statements, but in my case, it was a bell curve spanning from exceptionally good to bad, but the exceptionally good ones made it worth it.

Diversity of Students : You can find a decent amount of students from other states, predominantly Erstwhile AP, Kerala and a smattering of North and North East. If in not in your class, you can definitely find people from the same region through clubs and hostel. But my advice would be to not tie yourself to a clique. 

Rules and Regulations : No, the college doesn't have ridiculous rules like the ones you mention. But you may find certain hostel rules annoying. Especially if you are girl - you should be ready to coop yourself up in the hostel before 6:30 PM. I think it was slightly better for the guys - 9:00 PM, if I am not wrong. The girls' hostel was also a little uptight about how many weekends you got to go home. Overall, I would say the hostel is manageable with some prudent planning or carefully executed flouting of rules.

Freedom to Students : You do have the occasional professor trying to make life difficult but on the whole, it's a pretty chilled out place. But again, highly department-specific.  

Quality of Hostel rooms : Much better than hostels of Government colleges from what I hear. But you would do well to keep your expectations at a minimum. We do have an amazing ground, though.

Food/Canteen,Quality of Infrastructure : The canteen food is your standard college fare, nothing remarkable. But affordable and better than hostel food at any rate. Though Tech doesn't have a sprawling campus like you would expect from a college of this stature, it does have good labs and libraries. And the industry right inside the campus is definitely something not many colleges can boast about.

Extra-curricular activities : Tech has a fair amount of clubs, for interests as varied as literature, fine arts, astronomy, nature, music and automobiles, which remain active throughout the year. You also have the usual suspects -  sports, NCC, NSS. A shout-out to the totally awesome English Literary Society.

Recognition from foreign universities : Going by the universities where I know Tech alumni pursue further studies - CMU, Illinois etc. to name a few, I daresay it is widely-known.

Quality of Students : Remarkable. Comparable to the best colleges in the country. Tech gives you a good peer group that competes with you either through intellect or sheer hard work. Nearly two years after graduation, I still count some of my batch mates among the best minds that I know of. This should be a clincher.

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For more information about Psg College Of Technology, Coimbatore please visit this link:

Here is the link:

Psg College Of Technology, Coimbatore:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/colleges/psg-college-of-technology-coimbatore/amp

.

Hope this helps...

Thank you and have all the best...

Hello Nithish,

I am providing you the review of PSG tech...

Quality of Professors : Very specific to the department you intend to opt for. I cannot make blanket statements, but in my case, it was a bell curve spanning from exceptionally good to bad, but the exceptionally good ones made it worth it.

Diversity of Students : You can find a decent amount of students from other states, predominantly Erstwhile AP, Kerala and a smattering of North and North East. If in not in your class, you can definitely find people from the same region through clubs and hostel. But my advice would be to not tie yourself to a clique. 

Rules and Regulations : No, the college doesn't have ridiculous rules like the ones you mention. But you may find certain hostel rules annoying. Especially if you are girl - you should be ready to coop yourself up in the hostel before 6:30 PM. I think it was slightly better for the guys - 9:00 PM, if I am not wrong. The girls' hostel was also a little uptight about how many weekends you got to go home. Overall, I would say the hostel is manageable with some prudent planning or carefully executed flouting of rules.

Freedom to Students : You do have the occasional professor trying to make life difficult but on the whole, it's a pretty chilled out place. But again, highly department-specific.  

Quality of Hostel rooms : Much better than hostels of Government colleges from what I hear. But you would do well to keep your expectations at a minimum. We do have an amazing ground, though.

Food/Canteen,Quality of Infrastructure : The canteen food is your standard college fare, nothing remarkable. But affordable and better than hostel food at any rate. Though Tech doesn't have a sprawling campus like you would expect from a college of this stature, it does have good labs and libraries. And the industry right inside the campus is definitely something not many colleges can boast about.

Extra-curricular activities : Tech has a fair amount of clubs, for interests as varied as literature, fine arts, astronomy, nature, music and automobiles, which remain active throughout the year. You also have the usual suspects -  sports, NCC, NSS. A shout-out to the totally awesome English Literary Society.

Recognition from foreign universities : Going by the universities where I know Tech alumni pursue further studies - CMU, Illinois etc. to name a few, I daresay it is widely-known.

Quality of Students : Remarkable. Comparable to the best colleges in the country. Tech gives you a good peer group that competes with you either through intellect or sheer hard work. Nearly two years after graduation, I still count some of my batch mates among the best minds that I know of. This should be a clincher.

.

For more information about Psg College Of Technology, Coimbatore please visit this link:

Here is the link:

Psg College Of Technology, Coimbatore:

Https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/colleges/psg-college-of-technology-coimbatore/amp

.

Hope this helps...

Thank you and have all the best...

Hello....

EEE in PSG is a better choice as it is a bit more reputed college.

EEE course is very good course and the placements are good. Coimbatore Institute of Technology is also a good college but placements aren't as good as PSG.PSG is one of the best in Chennai and has better infrastructure

For further queries feel free to comment.

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Dear Aspirant,

    I appreciate your interest towards PSG college of technology and I'm here to help you regarding your query !!

    I'm really sorry to say that, you have the lesser chances of getting admission in Mechanical Engineering in the above mentioned college (i.e.., PSG Institute of technology, Coimbatore). As the closing rank is very far from your rank and it seems highly impossible. The closing rank in 2017 was aroumd 300 and in 2016, it was around 400. Hopefully, this year also it stays below 1000. So, you may also have chances if you come under reserved category. Don't give up, be positive and attend the counselling sessions without fail and proceed accordingly.

Please refer this link below for more information and details,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/psg-college-of-technology-coimbatore/cut-off

Hope this helps !

Best of luck !

Dear Aspirant,

     I appreciate your interest towards information technology in PSG Institute of technology, Coimbatore and I'm here to help you regarding your query !!

   Generally, the minimum cut-off mark to get seat in Information technology is to have more than 195 out of 200 during TNEA cutoff and you should have the top rank in qualifying examination. Since, this is the top most College coming under anna university, it is a bit tough job to get seat, but don't worry you can easily get a seat if you have good cutoff.

Also refer this link below for more information and details,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/psg-college-of-technology-coimbatore/cut-off

Feel free to ask us to help you regarding your queries and clarifications or do let me know in the comment section below  !!

Hope this helps !!

All the very best !