Which one is better among LPU and Amity for electrical engineering?

Hi, Before finalizing the institute, compare: 1. Rankings 2. Years of establishment 3. Curriculum 4. Industry Exposure 5. The infrastructure required for learning 6. Placements 7. Efforts for your placement 8. Community Projects 9. Centre for Excellence 10. Internal and external competitions 11. Training 12. International Exposure I recall one of my friends inquired from LPU. He was told that every year 700 companies visit to recruit students which shows the right choice to pursue your degree. Rest you can also inquire about other institute but I doubt the above facilities are floated. So, LPU is the best university for B.Tech. Thanks.

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As per my knowledge, School of Electronics & Electrical Engineering SEEE LPU is one of the projecting schools of the LPU which always intends to generate Industry ready Engineers. Highly qualified & experienced faculty members always strive too hard to build careers of the students in the upcoming technologies. The Department continues to strive for excellence by embarking on ambitious endeavours. 1)Around 100% placement of the eligible students 2)Prime focus on career plans covering Corporate, Government sector and Entrepreneurship 3)Faculty with National and International academic/ professional experience 4)Credit transfer opportunities under MOUs with International Universities 5)World Class infrastructure and smart classrooms 6)Curriculum development and delivery in close coordination with industry 7)Choice based curriculum with Engineering Minors, Open minors and Career pathways 8)Extended learning through MOOCs with academic grade compensation. 9)State-of-the-art Labs with industry grade software 10)Industry collaborated projects leading to incubation and patent filling 11)Industry sponsored training programs 12)Industrial training opportunities spread over one term/one year with stipend 13)Center of Excellence: Bosch, Texas Instruments, Cadence Design Lab, National Instruments, Intel 14)Quality research with high impact and indexing 15)Professional societies and Technical clubs to explore creativity (IEEE-LPU, RISC, IET, Electech, Electrika and many more). .

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I don't know much about them but yes, Thapar University is really good for electrical engineering.

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