Which college is better for B.Tech in CSE: NIT Trichy or NITK, Surathkal?

Please share the details on the basis of course outline, faculty, placement and college infrastructure.

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Onkar Gunjkar Cool and calm ..here to help students with charmðŸ˜Ž | Contributor-Level 7

6 years ago

Both the NITs are among the top 3 NITs of India. But, NIT-Trichy has an upper hand on NIT-Surathkal as the ranking and placement statistics of NIT-Trichy is better than Surathkal. So, I would suggest you go for NIT-Trichy. All the best.

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Raj shakya #ReadyToHelp | Scholar-Level 16

5 years ago

Hi,
NIT, Trichy has been ranked number one among the NITs for a while now, whereas, NIT -Surathkal is said to be in top 3 but its position keeps on fluctuating. If we see the MHRD ranking for engineering colleges NIT, Trichy stands at 11th rank while NIT, Warangal stands at 22nd rank. Coming to the CSE department, the curriculum of both the colleges is similar.
The faculty in both the colleges is comparable as they follow government rules for recruitment of professors. Coming to the placements. In 2017 NIT, Surathkal saw a placement of 100% for the CSE department while NIT-Trichy also had 100% placement for 2017. According to me, the i

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ABHISHEK K If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

5 years ago

NIT -Surathkal is said to be in top 3 but its position keeps on fluctuating. If we see the MHRD ranking for engineering colleges NIT, Trichy stands at 11th rank while NIT, Warangal stands at 22nd rank. Coming to the CSE department, the curriculum of both the colleges is similar. The faculty in both the colleges is comparable as they follow government rules for recruitment of professors. Coming to the placements. In 2017 NIT, Surathkal saw a placement of 100% for the CSE department while NIT-Trichy also had 100% placement for 2017. According to me, the industry as such sees NIT-Trichy's students as more employable than that of NIT-Surat

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shivam patel college choice expert | Guide-Level 14

5 years ago

Dear,
NIT-Trichy is much better than NIT-Surathkal in terms of academics and placements.

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Uday Adabala | Contributor-Level 6

5 years ago

Actually, both are very good institutions. Both institutions offers good packages and placements. But NIT-Trichy is better as core companies visit the campus with high packages.

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Zubin Mehta Expert Advisor for Senior Management. | Scholar-Level 17

7 years ago

In 2015, the percentage of students placed was 95 percent. For the CSE department, it was 95 percent in 2016 and 90 percent in 2017. The average salary for CSE engineering lies around Rs 12 lakhs (approx.). Moreover, some students also opt for roles in IT/CS, Consulting, Financial marketing, management as such. In these sectors, we have some really big names like Amazon, Google, Facebook in tech and Credit Suisse, EY, PWC, Morgan Stanley, Delloite in Finance/management role. The dedicated training and placement cell of NIT, Trichy is highly known for its rankings given below:Highest package was 88 LPA by Google.
Ranked 12th among 'Top 1

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Aditya Doiphode Current Student- NIT, Trichy | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

NIT, Trichy has been ranked one among the NITs for a while now whereas NIT, Surathkal is said to be in top 3 but its position keeps on fluctuating. If we see the MHRD ranking for engineering colleges NIT, Trichy stands at 11 while NIT, Warangal stands at 22. Coming to the CSE department, the curriculum of both the colleges is similar. You can get detailed curriculum of NIT, Warangal here:
http://www.nitk.ac.in/academics/curriculum and for NIT, Trichy here
http://www.nitk.ac.in/academics/curriculum9
The faculty in both the colleges is comparable as they follow government rules for recruitment of professors. Coming to the placements. In

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