Don't u think i could get the same placements like uiet in private colleges....or shall I take uiet only because it is a government institute. I need to keep in consideration the place where it is situated also. Do u think studying from a government institute will give me a higher edge in competition. I hv seen the brochure of uiet hoshiarpur which says 45/88 & 41/88 hv been placed in the batch of CSE and IT this year respectively. I am very much confused what to do. Its a decision for life and I don't want to mess with it.

Ans: Prefer Private College CSE. All the BEST for Your Bright Future.

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Ans: If your son wants a CSE-focused career, choose:

R.V. College CSE (KCET) > PES CSE (KCET) > MSRIT CSE > IIIT Pune CSE > IIIT Surat CSE

If he's open to core engineering and a top NIT tag, choose:

Chemical/Metallurgy at NIT Surathkal / Warangal over newer IIITs/NITs.

Ans: We generally reply after considering all the aspects. Hope you can understand. Best of luck.

Ans: Either accept branches of not your choice in Govt or take your preferred branch in Private Colleges. There is nothing called lower branch.

Ans: Ashlesha, UIET Kurukshetra is a public institution established in 2004, recognized for offering solid engineering programs, including Electronics and Computer Engineering. The department blends electronics fundamentals with contemporary computing, providing students with interdisciplinary exposure and access to experienced faculty and well-equipped labs. However, in terms of placement, the combined Electronics and Computer Engineering branch at UIET records placement percentages ranging from approximately 60% to 80% over recent years, slightly lower than pure Computer Science branches at top private colleges in Northern India. Reviews by current and former students reflect that while UIET offers affordable education, good campus facilities, a disciplined academic environment, and opportunities for projects and technical events, placement opportunities tend to be stronger for CSE and IT branches, often requiring students to put in significant individual effort for top outcomes. Infrastructure is competitive for a state university, and student feedback highlights a supportive faculty but also mentions that core electronics placements are more limited; the bulk of offers arise from IT and service-based recruiters. Curriculum updates and university initiatives are evident, but private colleges often offer more dynamic industry-linkages and exposure, leading to stronger placement records and internship opportunities. Considering these aspects, if you are strictly seeking core CSE knowledge and broader software placement opportunities—and are open to higher tuition—eminent private institutions in Northern India such as Amity University Noida, Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology Patiala, Jaypee Institute of Information Technology Noida, Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology Greater Noida, and GL Bajaj Institute of Technology & Management Greater Noida are reputed options, each with robust CSE placement records and strong campus-industry interfaces.

RECOMMENDATION: For B.Tech aspirants prioritizing pure CSE and top-tier software placements, joining a reputed private engineering college is generally more advantageous than pursuing Electronics and Computer Engineering at UIET Kurukshetra. However, UIET remains a credible and affordable public alternative if you value government university credentials and are comfortable exploring interdisciplinary roles. All the BEST for a Prosperous Future!

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