Which college is better for B.Tech in ECE: VIT University or SRM University, Chennai ?

According to me, VIT is a better college than SRM in several aspects: Placements Research Academics (FFCS and CAL systems) Professional and social environment Co extra-curriculars (around 150 clubs and chapters and fests which are some of the best in India) However, SRM is better than VIT in a couple of aspects. The Kathankulatur campus is bigger and better than the VIT, Vellore campus. Since, all SRM campuses are located in and around Chennai, students of SRM can enjoy a proper city life. In VIT the syllabus is project based learning and curriculum applied learning. This means neArly every core subject has one project that has to be submitted for 100 marks. This means u end up working on at least 35 projects each semester. That is a lot of exposure and you learn a lot more from these projects than in a class. The teachers are decent but technical clubs and chapters here provide lots of opportunity to learn.

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Greetings from SHIKSHA. Since both the Institutes are among the best engineering Institutes of India. But For ECE, Vellore Institute of Technology is better than SRM University, Chennai because the courses and curriculum of Vellore Institute of Technology is better than that of SRM University Chennai. Both the institutes have huge and eco-friendly campuses and the campus life of both the Institutes is very best. Talking about the placements, the average packages of Vellore Institute of Technology is more than that of SRM University Chennai. Both institutes’ students are placed in very good core companies. So, both the institutes are good but if you have to choose one from these than Vellore Institute of Technology should be your first option because of quality education, training, placements, etc. So, try to visit the official website of both these Institutes, VIT and SRM for detailed information of cut-off, placements, rankings, scholarships, etc. ECE is also a good branch. If you are really interested in it, then go for it.

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B.Tech in ECE from VIT is best because The School offers Bachelors programme in Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering with Spec. in IoT and Sensors, Biomedical Engineering and Masters Programmes in Communication Engineering, Sensor Systems Technology, Automotive Electronics, VLSI Design, Embedded systems, Biomedical Engineering and Nanotechnology. B.Tech in electronics and communication engineering course is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET (<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.abet.org" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://www.abet.org</a>). Scope of employment: Industries involving Wireless Communications and Signal Processing, Micro / Nanoelectronics, Lasers and Optics, Electronic Devices, Telecommunications, Nanotechnology, Robotics, Information Systems, Power Systems, Computer Software- Hardware Integration, Control Systems, and other Advanced Technologies. Placement in leading core communication companies like BSNL, MTNL, Reliance Communications, Tata Telecomm, Hutch, Bharti Telecom, Airtel, Nokia, CISCO, IBM, Intel, Agilent, Alcatel, AT&T, Ericsson, Honeywell, Bosch, National Instruments, IBM, Texas Instruments, HCL and others. Program Content: Core Courses: Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering / Electron Devices and Circuits / Data Structures and Algorithms / Network Theory / Signals and systems / Probability Theory and Random Process/ Analog Electronic Circuits / Analog Circuit Design/ Modulation Techniques/ Engineering Electromagnetic / Digital logic Design / Digital Signal Processing / Microcontroller and Applications / Antennas and Wave Propagation / Digital Communication / Information Theory and Coding / Computer Communication / Optical Communication and Networks/ Microwave Engineering / VLSI System Design / Wireless and Mobile Communication / Control Systems / Transmission Lines and Fields / Workshop Practice / Engineering Graphics/Material Science / Differential and Difference Equations / Complex Variables and Partial Differential Equations. Elective Courses: Electrical and Electronic Measurements / Computer Organization and Architecture / Digital Image Processing / Bio-medical Instrumentation and Analysis / Satellite Communication/ Embedded System Design / Radar and Navigational Aids / Introduction to Nanoscience & Nanotechnology / Neural Networks & Fuzzy Control / Digital System Design / Micro and Smart Systems Technology / Wireless Sensor Networks / Advanced Microcontrollers (ARM,DSP) / Opto Electronics / Applied Numerical Methods.

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VIT is one of the best institute for the B.Tech in India. SRM is also a good institute but I would still recommend to go for the VIT among the both since the environment of VIT is really apriciable it has good placements and best faculty members. VIT the syllabus is project based learning and curriculum applied learning. Many good companies do visit VIT for research and placements and they do provide very good package for the students. For ECE go with VIT. Cheers!

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The college selection criteria which I used while selecting my college was placement. So I chose VIT (chennai) as I didn't get Vellore. Coming to the course outline, the course taught is mostly same in both college but the marking pattern is completely different, In srm you have absolute marking where as in VIT you have relative and you have the freedom to choose your faculty. The faculty in VIT are of various types some which have high knowledge to some which have 0. No idea about the faculty in srm, but heard they are okay. Coming to infra, here in VIT Chennai you can take full campus tour in a max of 15 mins where in SRM it will take you days for the full campus tour. The placement in VIT has always been better than that of SRM. They have a joint placement for Vellore and Chennai so you don't need to worry about the campus. If you want to pursue future studies then you can take any of 2. But if you want the fun and life then either go to vit vellore or srm. And for better placement, anytime VIT.

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VIT standing tall in the top 7 colleges in the private sector around the country is certainly better than SRM. More core companies visit VIT-Vellore than SRM-Chennai. Taking into account the previous year 3 students got placed in for a sum of 20 lacs by a core company, well for the others they either got placed in marketing or IT firm. It is the same scenario for SRM as well only that fewer companies visit the campus (the core ones). If you want to enjoy your college join SRM otherwise VIT is the right place for you. At SRM, you are not bound to following a set of rules but at VIT it's a bit more strict and more disciplined. You have a specific study time allotted to students during which no internet is provided to them. VIT is the opposite for SRM students as they are not provided with wi-fi only during the classes so SRM can maintain maximum attendance. Make the right choice.

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Both are pretty much the same but I am a student of SRM so I can tell you more about SRM than VIT. The faculty members and the facilities are quite good for ECE and the college life is also happening. A big advantage which SRM has over VIT is that it is closer to the city than VIT. The main city of Chennai is around 20 kilometers away. The infrastructure in both the colleges are of the same level and there are a lot of core companies which come for ECE in both the colleges. You will get an ample number of opportunities in both the colleges but the college life is a bit better in SRM as compared to VIT. You've not mentioned which campus of these colleges you're talking about so my answer was taking the main campus of both the colleges into account.

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