Which one provides better placements for B.Tech CSE among DTU and NSIT?

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10 months ago

Hello,
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https://www.shiksha.com/compare-dtu-Delhi-vs-nsit-Delhi-nsut-id-52813-113152
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Mallika Ahuja | Contributor-Level 10

2 years ago

NSIT and DTU both have superb placements. Infrastructure of DTU is better than NSIT mainly because it is a University and it was established much earlier. NSIT has had various students placed at Google (11 in total with a package of 1.25 Crore per annum in the last two years). Other core biggies like Nvidia, Texas Instruments, Grey Orange, Epic Systems and many more companies hand out big bucks to worthy students. The times ranking placed NSIT over all NITS, IIT Roorkee and Guwahati, DTU in placements.

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Akash

2 years ago

You can take admission to Chandigarh University. Department of Computer Engineering Chandigarh University has the vision of making next-generation IT professionals able to face the challenges of the field successfully. The department provides quality education from basic software development knowledge to modern computer technology. Fully industry-sponsored labs, industry-specific curriculum, and accreditation and certification by top companies such as Microsoft, HPE, IBM, Oracle, Red Hat, etc. Give our readers a special opportunity than others.

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shipra pathak

2 years ago

Chandigarh University offers best placement for B Tech in the region. Chandigarh University is creating new standards in campus placements thanks to its strong Industry-Academic linkage. Every year, leading organisations such as Microsoft, Amazon, Walt Disney, IBM, Flipkart, and SAP Labs come to CU Campus to recruit new employees. As a result, Chandigarh University has been given the distinction of "India's Best University for Placements. " With over 757 Multi-Nationals visiting CU Campus in 2021-22, the number of offers has surpassed 8000, and the highest package has increased by 30%, scaling to a new high of 52.11 LPA.

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Vinay kr Pandey Simple but significant | Scholar-Level 16

2 years ago

Hello!
NSIT and DTU both have superb placements. Infrastructure of DTU is better than NSIT mainly because it is a University and it was established much earlier. NSIT has had various students placed at Google (11 in total with a package of 1.25 Crore per annum in the last two years). Other core biggies like Nvidia, Texas Instruments, Grey Orange, Epic Systems and many more companies hand out big bucks to worthy students. The times ranking placed NSIT over all NITS, IIT Roorkee and Guwahati, DTU in placements. Hope this helps.

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Sukhmeet Singh | Contributor-Level 8

2 years ago

I will advise you to take admission in Chandigarh University. Department of Computer Engineering Chandigarh University carries a vision of crafting next-gen IT professionals who can take up industry challenges effectively. The department renders cutting-edge education ranging from the expertise in traditional software development -to- modern computing technologies. Fully-equipped industry-sponsored labs, industry-aligned curriculum, and accreditation and validations by top companies such as Microsoft, HPE, IBM, Oracle, Red Hat, etc. Give our students an exclusive edge over others.

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Mayank Gupta

3 years ago

I would suggest going for DTU. DTU is better than NSIT in almost all scenarios be it infrastructure, placements, campus life, brand value. DTU Placement Stats for 2021-22 (till 27 Aug 2021 I. e. only 27 days)
No. Of companies : 75
No. Of offers : 566
No. Of students placed : 533
the highest CTC : 45.034 LPA (Microsoft selected 34 students + 11 PPOs)
Avg Salary : 22.11 LPA
Median Salary : 22.2 LPA
No. Of offers above 20 Lacs : 239
No. Of offers between 10 & 20 Lacs : 246
This is as per DTU's official website & can be considered one of the best in India almost close to IIIT Hyderabad CSE whose avg is around 22-23 LPA for around 120 studen

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Ruchi Seth

2 years ago

I think DTU would be a better option for you while considering B.Tech placements. According to me, you should visit the website of these colleges and then make an informed decision. I wish you all the best in your future endeavor.

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heena agrawal try to give best solution.. | Scholar-Level 17

2 years ago

Hi. The placement record of both the colleges is almost the same but NSIT has a slight edge due to its smaller batch size. Hence, it has a greater cutoff. DTU placement records are also quite good, equal no of companies visit both the colleges i.e. around 300-350 companies visit both the campuses every year.

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MALLIKARJUNASWAMY S DATA SCIENTIST,AIML SPECIALIST | Guide-Level 12

6 years ago

Alright, here I go writing a final answer on this NSIT vs DTU spectacle (2017). I am a student at DTU and I had the choice of getting anything at any of the colleges. However, Ill try to summarize about both the colleges in the most unbiased way.
Most important factor (if you aren't going for hostel/PG): Location w.r.t your house. Travelling time matters, a lot. So, if you live near NSIT and it takes you more than 1.5 hours to travel to DTU, no need to join DTU, same the other way around. 23 hours daily for 4 years is a hell lot of time. 150 days a year, 600 days in 4 years, 1500 hours lost, in travelling! That is more than the entire t

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Alright, here I go writing a final answer on this NSIT vs DTU spectacle (2017). I am a student at DTU and I had the choice of getting anything at any of the colleges. However, Ill try to summarize about both the colleges in the most unbiased way.
Most important factor (if you aren't going for hostel/PG): Location w.r.t your house. Travelling time matters, a lot. So, if you live near NSIT and it takes you more than 1.5 hours to travel to DTU, no need to join DTU, same the other way around. 23 hours daily for 4 years is a hell lot of time. 150 days a year, 600 days in 4 years, 1500 hours lost, in travelling! That is more than the entire time I dedicated to my JEE preparation.
Quality of Students: Same, exactly the same.
I've seen people defend, saying that cut-offs for NSIT COE are better, well, of course, they will be, NSIT has 55 GN-Delhi seats for COE, DTU has around 165 for it. If you go on to see the top 55-ranked GN-Delhi students at DTU, the cut-off will be around 3200, almost same as that of NSIT.
Also, DTU has better cutoffs for all branches except COE/IT. Outside Delhi students also tend to prefer DTU.
Also, DTU is more preferred by reserved students, bringing overall quality up (I had to say it, sorry).
Still, Id say the difference of a few thousand is not a lot! Be sure to meet the brightest minds of the country at both the institutes.
Curriculum: NSIT is better since electives start from the first year itself. Syllabus at both the institutes was updated recently, both follow CGPA system. DTU has relative grading, kind of a good thing, don't know about NSIT.
Faculty: Nothing gets worse, at both the places. There may be a few gems here and there, but most of the faculties are useless. NSIT wins this one although most of the learning at *any* college will be with your peers.
Placements: Same (NSIT wins on Software, DTU wins on core and non-tech).
Don't get tricked when someone says DTU has more students, so placements will suck. The competition will make you perform better, I myself am a lazy-ass but seeing everyone working around me, I started working too, just to add to my credibility, I got a PPO of 20lpa+ after my second year. If you do great at any of the places, you'll end up getting placed with a decent package.
Also, the median salary at DTU (all branches) was 9lpa (source: NIRF), don't know about NSIT.
College Life: DTU has a better one, by a huge margin!
NSIT may be a part of DU literally, but ideologically, not really.

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Alright, here I go writing a final answer on this NSIT vs DTU spectacle (2017). I am a student at DTU and I had the choice of getting anything at any of the colleges. However, Ill try to summarize about both the colleges in the most unbiased way. Most important factor (if you aren't going for hostel/PG): Location w.r.t your house. Travelling time matters, a lot. So, if you live near NSIT and it takes you more than 1.5 hours to travel to DTU, no need to join DTU, same the other way around. 23 hours daily for 4 years is a hell lot of time. 150 days a year, 600 days in 4 years, 1500 hours lost, in travelling! That is more than the entire time I dedicated to my JEE preparation. Quality of Students: Same, exactly the same. I've seen people defend, saying that cut-offs for NSIT COE are better, well, of course, they will be, NSIT has 55 GN-Delhi seats for COE, DTU has around 165 for it. If you go on to see the top 55-ranked GN-Delhi students at DTU, the cut-off will be around 3200, almost same as that of NSIT. Also, DTU has better cutoffs for all branches except COE/IT. Outside Delhi students also tend to prefer DTU. Also, DTU is more preferred by reserved students, bringing overall quality up (I had to say it, sorry). Still, Id say the difference of a few thousand is not a lot! Be sure to meet the brightest minds of the country at both the institutes. Curriculum: NSIT is better since electives start from the first year itself. Syllabus at both the institutes was updated recently, both follow CGPA system. DTU has relative grading, kind of a good thing, don't know about NSIT. Faculty: Nothing gets worse, at both the places. There may be a few gems here and there, but most of the faculties are useless. NSIT wins this one although most of the learning at *any* college will be with your peers. Placements: Same (NSIT wins on Software, DTU wins on core and non-tech). Don't get tricked when someone says DTU has more students, so placements will suck. The competition will make you perform better, I myself am a lazy-ass but seeing everyone working around me, I started working too, just to add to my credibility, I got a PPO of 20lpa+ after my second year. If you do great at any of the places, you'll end up getting placed with a decent package. Also, the median salary at DTU (all branches) was 9lpa (source: NIRF), don't know about NSIT. College Life: DTU has a better one, by a huge margin! NSIT may be a part of DU literally, but ideologically, not really.

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