Which branch has got better placements among ECE and EE in Thapar University?

367 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Kapil Garg
9 Answers
Vinay kr Pandey
4 years ago
Computer Science is the most demanding branch of THAPAR University, Patiala, as far as the college records, placements, and student reviews. Hope it helps.

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R
4 years ago
Thapar University has got the better placement because of its good campus facility. Thapar provides a system of education that formally integrates academic studies with related work experience. More than 150 Industries provided Project slots/Training to our students, CILP assists in arranging projec

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A
7 years ago
I researched and the placements of ECE branch has got better than EE. As in the ECE branch, there will be specialisation in 2 streams, but in EE, there will be only one and hence there is more demand for ECE engineers. If you want a detailed information then you can visit Thapar's website.

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P
7 years ago
Placements for both the fields at Thapar university look same but package offered differs with you excellence in skills and also on how you perform in the placement interview.

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M
7 years ago
Thapar Instiute for Technology has very high placement rates with great packages and great companies coming on campus for placements like Microsoft, Royal Bank of Scotland, Zomato, Whirlpool and so on. All you need to do is choose what course you want to pursue and work hard in college. The remainin

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S
7 years ago
Hi, in my opinion, you should go for ECE as they have really good faculty and placement has increased since the last few years in this branch. Overall Thapar Institute provides quality education along with quality career opportunity. You can apply right away as the admissions are open till 14th Dece

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Yash Singhal
7 years ago
See, the placements of ECE branch has got better than EE. As in the ECE branch, there will be specialisation in 2 streams, but in EE, there will be only one and hence there is more demand for ECE engineers.

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Satadal Basu Roy
8 years ago
ECE has got better placements in Thapar University.

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Which colleges can I get for CSE with 12K rank in WBJEE?

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