What's better for placement amid B.Tech (physics) from IIT-Delhi, CS from IIT-Mandi, electronics from BHU & mechanical from IIT-Roorkee?

I've got 239 marks and a rank of 2343 in JEE Advanced 2017.

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8 years ago

If you are only concerned about placement then go for IIT mandi CS, but if you are interested in other things and your overall development because at last money is not what you want, go for Physics, IIT delhi or Mech, IIT roorkee.

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SHIVAM NAONIT Current Student- NIT, Patna | Contributor-Level 8

8 years ago

Hi Jyoti, I think branch matters very much. IIT-Roorkee is also excellent for mechanical branch. I hope it will help you.

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Dharmendra Kumar | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

It is really critical time to decide but there are two ways. Either you go for particular branch irrespective of IIT or you go for good IITs. Choice is yours but I wouldn't advise you to prefer IITs, your branch matters a lot. According to my personal experience, I preferred branch over quality of IITs. And I am glad; I am exploring this fascinating stream for smart grid.

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shiwani singh | Guide-Level 11

8 years ago

If you consider only college and not the branch, then IIT-Delhi is way better than Roorkee in placements. But if you consider the branch, mechanical would provide you numerous opportunities not only in placements but even the exposure is well and good.

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Abhishek Shah CLOSE YOUR EYES AND THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU WANT | Contributor-Level 9

8 years ago

Hello Jyoti,
I think you should go for IIT-Rorkee because its placement record is good than any other IITs.
All the best.

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