Hi Rajpurohit.

Placements are based on the colleges. As far as placements are concerned, they purely depends on quality and status of the college you are studying in.

Its a harsh reality that if someone wants a good placement then he/she should be from a good renowned college. If the ratings, popularity, students, infrastructure and quality of the college will be good, then the companies will come to one's college. That's why we are always advised to study hard to get a good tier I or tier II college when we're opting engineering as a career.

Now,

Placements for Mining Engineers:-

If you belong to any IIT Or NIT or ISM Dhanbad then definitely you will be able to get the chance of placement like Vedanta resources (hzl) ,coal India limited (cil),lafarge ,acc cements, hindalco etc coming for campus placement. Average package would be around 4-5 lakhs

Placements for Civil Engineers:-

In present scenario , the market for civil engineers is getting better. Top companies like L&T , Gammon ,HCC , GMR recruit students only from top colleges like IITs ,NITs , Govt Universities and some top private universities.

Placements in Computer Engineering:-

With every business and organization going digital, the IT sector today is a booming field as compared to other sectors and there is a huge demand of Computer Science Engineers and programmers. Some of the top companies that hire Computer Engineers are Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Dell, HCL, Infosys. with attractive packages sometimes worth crores.

If you are confused in these branches and having problem in selecting the branches, then there's a advice for you that always listen to heart and chose the stream or branch you are interested in. Don't choose on the basis of placements. i know placements matters but what matters the most is your interest, otherwise you'll regret it in your whole life.

I hope it helps you and if you still have any doubts or queries, then feel free to ask here. You can ask your doubts in the comment section or you can ask a separate question.

Thank You and All the best for your future.