hey suresh

Go with vit .Ill give you the reasons

1. Cosmopolitan culture
2. Recognised name and brand among students and parents
3. Educated high-class students
4. Equal opportunities for academics and co-curricular activities
5. Highly flexible system in terms of subjects, career options, time and mentor.
6. Sterling Placements (considering the mediocre level of education imparted)
7. Above average food as compared to other colleges in India

8. Excellent Infrastructure. Still admire the toilets being cleaned everyday.

At the end of the day all of us engineers realise and transfer ourselves to cse based coding companies.In terms of placements definitely cse chennai is better than ece vellore.It doesnt matter where you belong to.Chennai and vellore both have the placement at vellore only.So obviously cse is better than ece any day. 99% of the companies(core or IT) offer at least 3.25 lakhs to ECE undergrads. In my case only one company offered less than this. Core companies generally offer somewhere in the vicinity of 5–6 lakhs. Some might even offer 10+. And believe me you, there are quite a few(in 2014 we had Cadence, Cisco, McKinsey, Schlumberger, KLM Tencor, Future first, all offering salaries north of 10lakhs).

Then we have a few less paying firms like HP, Deloitte, Sapient, GM, GE and list goes on. All these pay above 5lpa but less than 8lpa. These are what placement cell classifies as the dream jobs. Get one and you lose your eligibility for the rest.And then there's mass recruitment, Accenture/Wipro/Infy etc. 

Hope this helped :)

Hey aspirant

Based on the past record you have no chance with the other branches except for civil engineering.That is your last hope at vit chennai.however you can try your luck with the other branches like vit bhopal or ap.You have more chance of getting a seat there!you can possibly get a eee also!They are new campuses relatively their quality might not be as good as chennai or vellore ! However all tjis depends on what course you actually want.So try to get a good course like ece or civil .

Your other option is to try from other universities like srm or manipal.They are equally good butnot the best.Again depends on whether you have written their entrance exams.Try for bitsat also.

All  the best ,choose wisely based on your interest and scope.See what you genuinely like instead of just doing engineering because i have seen many regreting after taking the wrong course.

So i am sorry there wont be any seats available at vit vellore ,even in category 4 or 5.

All the best! :)

Also check the career360 predictor 

https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

Hey aspirant

Based on the past record you have no chance with the other branches except for civil engineering.That is your last hope at vit chennai.however you can try your luck with the other branches like vit bhopal or ap.You have more chance of getting a seat there!you can possibly get a eee also!They are new campuses relatively their quality might not be as good as chennai or vellore ! However all tjis depends on what course you actually want.So try to get a good course like ece or civil .

Your other option is to try from other universities like srm or manipal.They are equally good butnot the best.Again depends on whether you have written their entrance exams.Try for bitsat also.

All  the best ,choose wisely based on your interest and scope.See what you genuinely like instead of just doing engineering because i have seen many regreting after taking the wrong course.

So i am sorry there wont be any seats available at vit vellore ,even in category 4 or 5.

All the best! :)

hey shanmugha

Hey aspirant

Based on the past record you have no chance with the other branches except for civil engineering.That is your last hope at vit chennai.however you can try your luck with the other branches like vit bhopal or ap.You have more chance of getting a seat there!you can possibly get a eee also!They are new campuses relatively their quality might not be as good as chennai or vellore ! However all tjis depends on what course you actually want.So try to get a good course like ece or civil .

Your other option is to try from other universities like srm or manipal.They are equally good butnot the best.Again depends on whether you have written their entrance exams.Try for bitsat also.

All  the best ,choose wisely based on your interest and scope.See what you genuinely like instead of just doing engineering because i have seen many regreting after taking the wrong course.

So i am sorry there wont be any seats available at vit vellore ,even in category 4 or 5.

All the best! :)

Hey aspirant

Based on the past record you have no chance with the other branches except for civil engineering.That is your last hope at vit chennai.however you can try your luck with the other branches like vit bhopal or ap.You have more chance of getting a seat there!you can possibly get a eee also!They are new campuses relatively their quality might not be as good as chennai or vellore ! However all tjis depends on what course you actually want.So try to get a good course like ece or civil .

Your other option is to try from other universities like srm or manipal.They are equally good butnot the best.Again depends on whether you have written their entrance exams.Try for bitsat also.

All  the best ,choose wisely based on your interest and scope.See what you genuinely like instead of just doing engineering because i have seen many regreting after taking the wrong course.

So i am sorry there wont be any seats available at vit vellore ,even in category 4 or 5.

All the best! :)

Congratulations on successfully attempting the VITEEE. The wishes are regardless of your high rank because anyone with any rank can get into VIT irrespective of the rank provided he/she is ready to shell out any sum of money for a degree.

Frankly, You shouldn't expect anything for that rank had it been only merit quota. But for VIT, it has got many categories. They don't like management quota that's why they didn't name the categories either.

The first category is open for ranks 1-20000. This is merit category and fees is lowest in this category. According, to your rank you will be called for either second or third phase of counselling. By the time of your turn almost all the seats would be over in category 1 and if my guess is right category 2 also.

Now you will have no other option but to take it from category 3. I am not sure about the fees of the category but it would be somewhere around 3-4 lacs/ annum. 

And if you are still ready to shell that sum make sure you take only CSE at Vellore or Chennai.

Good Luck. 

hey

Congratulations on successfully attempting the VITEEE. The wishes are regardless of your high rank because anyone with any rank can get into VIT irrespective of the rank provided he/she is ready to shell out any sum of money for a degree.

Frankly, You shouldn't expect anything for that rank had it been only merit quota. But for VIT, it has got many categories. They don't like management quota that's why they didn't name the categories either.

The first category is open for ranks 1-20000. This is merit category and fees is lowest in this category. According, to your rank you will be called for either second or third phase of counselling. By the time of your turn almost all the seats would be over in category 1 and if my guess is right category 2 also.

Now you will have no other option but to take it from category 3. I am not sure about the fees of the category but it would be somewhere around 3-4 lacs/ annum. 

And if you are still ready to shell that sum make sure you take only CSE at Vellore or Chennai.

Good Luck. 

hey

You can go for vit,its a great college;Great college life;great placements ,great fests

1. Cosmopolitan culture
2. Recognised name and brand among students and parents
3. Educated high-class students
4. Equal opportunities for academics and co-curricular activities
5. Highly flexible system in terms of subjects, career options, time and mentor.
6. Sterling Placements (considering the mediocre level of education imparted)
7. Above average food as compared to other colleges in India

8. Excellent Infrastructure. Still admire the toilets being cleaned everyday.

hope this helped

hey;

I think they stopped the scholarship scheme now;initially they had it upto the 25k rank

So no chance of a scholarship;although if you do well ,you can get a scholarship easily!

Regards

Hey Sanjay

I completed M.S in Software Engineering from VIT in 2011 and I will be honest with my review and experiences.
I gave VITEEE in 2006 and got a rank of 15600. But VIT invited students with ranks upto 15000 only that year. I have missed an opportunity to get into a BTech course very narrowly. But, later I came to know about this MS SE course and got first hand reviews of students who were studying there. By the time I joined the course the first batch who joined that course(2001 batch) passed out. So, there were literally nobody who can tell me the value of this course who are already working in the software industry. But the course curriculum is 70% similar to BTech CSE and IT. 

Good thing about MS SE is it will save you a year when compared to others who pursue a 4+2 years degree to complete PG. While there is some amount of discrimination from faculty who treat students as below par when compared to BTech students, I can still show many examples of students who are much better wrt technical skills when compared with BTech counterparts. 

The subjects are tailor-made to suit software industry. You will be a perfect fit to pursue a software job once you complete this course. Certain subjects like Design Patterns, Requirements Engineering, Software Testing, Software Architecture and Design etc are some of the subjects that are not offered in BTech CSE/IT but are very much relevant and widely used in the Software Industry. There are some optional subjects (electives( like Management Information Systems, Multimedia etc have huge value when learnt at university level. 

As soon as I joined my first company as a fresher in 2011, I could relate many processes and terminology used in delivering the projects inside IT companies. Infact the person who took a technical interview was amazed to know that I have an idea of all the 23 design patterns which was offered as a subject in my penultimate semester. Then he looked at my course curriculum and said this course offers some of the best subjects that could be learnt at University level. 

But there is definitely a certain amount of discrimination in VIT wrt BTech CSE and IT. Not all companies will make MS SE eligible for their recruitment, but the situation is changing now. The current percentage would be 70% of the companies who recruit BTech CSE/IT are recruiting MS SE students as well. In 2011, all the eligible students (206/240) have secured atleast 1 job either through on campus or off campus. So, its 100% placement

I would definitely say that its a good course if you have a IT job on your mind after graduation. 

Note: A student should not have more than 2 arrears at the time of recruitments in order to be eligible for a job interview. This was the rule in 2011 placements and could have changed later which I am unaware now