Which is better for B.Tech in CSE: LPU or JECRC?
I have got 85% marks in 12th Board.
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SRM (Chennai) for all branches of engineering, but it is expensive as far as money is concerned, but worthy. -
In my opinion, JECRC university is better option, Because we all are looking for good placement as well as good faculty also, In both prospects, JECRC university is better!
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Apart from LPU or JECRC, other good performing colleges are also there in northern India. I recently visited the campus of Indo Global Colleges near Chandigarh which is one of the finest & excellent college of CSE in terms of ranking, reputation, the oldest, affiliation, best learning environment, state of the art infrastructure with well-equipped labs, workshops, digital classrooms equipment and tools etc. , beautiful surroundings, strong industry exposure & tie-ups, well qualified and experienced faculty & top placements. This college has tie-up with all leading academic and industrial top companies I. e IIT bombay, IIT Delhi and Che...more
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as far as I know I would prefer a JECRC !cuz one of my mate had been in LPU ,I must tell u LPU is also good but JECRC has a quite an impressive academic records as well I've heard from couple of my resources that it has a good teaching staff !u should choose on Ur own but If I were in Ur place I would go for JECRC -
Kindly visit the link first:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor -
JECRC is better, as it has limited number of students in branches, while in LPU there are more than sufficient students for each branch. When it comes to placement, if there are less student, then definitely you have an edge. -
Hello Ashish, Selecting the right engineering college is a big decision, both for you and your family. It is these four years that will help decide what you will do in life. It is best to make this decision when you are in senior school, and not at the last moment. There is no 'right' college as such, but there may be colleges that are 'right' for you. And as you have specifically asked about B.Tech CSE in LPU then I would tell you substantial points which will help you to decide:
In LPU, B.Tech CSE is an Engineering programme which seamlessly articulates the concepts from basic Science to technology with relevant practice through lab a...more -
Hello, The decision to select a university to study is quite important and tough as well. And I would usually like to avoid the issues of university comparison. But since the question is asked with rectitude and I will write with absolute sincerity as it can influence future of a student. It is a vital step in the career path of a student to choose the right university. To better their chances of having a decent career, many students get a degree. It must be noted that not all universities are good for all the programmes, you have not mentioned the programme you want to take admission in, and so the answer should go to universities in...more
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7 years agoJECRC is better as it has a limited number of students in branches while in LPU, there are more than sufficient students for each branch. When it comes to placement, if there are less students, then definitely you have an edge. JECRC is a duplicate smart copy of Lovely when it comes to infrastructure. -
Being an alumni of LPU, B.Tech. CSE course with advanced specialisation must be pursued from LPU only. LPU always designed the pedagogy of the courses based on Industry standard only. Based on same students are getting Industry ready from Day 1. Just for example I would like to mention the upgradation / augmentation introduced by LPU in their B.Tech. CSE (Hons. ). Programme. As per my understanding based on the recent market trends, B.Tech. CSE (Hons. ). Students will definitely get more priority at the time of placement by prospective employers. Its because B.Tech. CSE (Hons. ). Is more upgraded & Technology oriented course which is d...more
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