Which university id better for Aerospace Engineering, Jain or KIIT?
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Adv. Ved Vinayak Law educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel. | Contributor-Level 9
3 years agoGood day, Su Waddy Both of the universities you named, Tum, have a strong reputation for both excellent academics and job placements. As a result, choosing one over the other is challenging. The NIRF ranking and choosing the option with the higher score may be the most effective course of action. However, since these rankings are based on total performance rather than faculty, this approach is also not ideal. My recommendation is to enrol in the college that is more convenient for you. I wish you well. -
Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Both the institutes are good but in my opinion KIIT is better option for this course for the placement purpose. Actually the overall placement of this course is little bit less than other streams. In KIIT the placement is good. There are 60seats for this. It is AICTE approved. The total fees for this course is INR 14.91 Lacs. First of all, aerospace engineering field is still developing in India and there are so many who have not heard of such a course exists in the first place. Though aerospace giants like Airbus and Boeing have their R&D and support centers in India, they just take professionals who a...more -
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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar La vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser | Scholar-Level 18
3 years agoHello Su Waddy Tum, both the institutions you mentioned gave great reputation for good academics and also of placements. Hence it's difficult to prefer one over the other. Perhaps the best way to go about it is NIRF ranking and go for the one with better score. But this too is not perfect method since these rankings are fir overall performance and not faculty wise. My advice would be to go for that college which is much more accessible for you. Best wishes to you.
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