I am an ECE student 2nd year what should I do and which companies should I target to get the best placement and internship

Ans: Discuss these options with your interests and aspirations in mind.
Prioritize your branch preference over the institute.
If you’re interested in ECE, RVCE might be a better fit.

EEE (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) focuses on electrical systems, power generation, and control.
RVCE ECE students have strong placement records, with top recruiters like Mercedes, Samsung, and Qualcomm.
VIT Vellore is well-known and has a strong brand name.
ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) offers a blend of electronics, communication systems, and computer science.
Electrical and electronics engineering combines knowledge from both fields to create innovative solutions for power systems, communication, automation, and more.
Designing microchips, working with sensors, building communication networks, and developing consumer electronics, electrical circuits, working with transformers, motors, generators, and power grids.

If mechanical engineering appeals to you, IIIT Pune is worth considering. Consider the IIIT tag, fee structure, and overcrowding factors. Mechanical engineering is a versatile field that involves designing, analyzing, and manufacturing mechanical systems.
Students learn about mechanics, thermodynamics, materials science, and design principles.

Ans: As far as Internships are concerned, it will be very difficult for any college to arrange to provide it for each student. One of the main sources of getting Internship:

(1) Through Friends/Relatives
(2) Parents' Own Office, if working in the same domain
(2) Internshala & Other Internship Platforms
(3) LinkedIn.

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Ans: Hi Elhan

It seems you haven't specified the branch you’ve been admitted to in the tier 3 college. I recommend that you enroll in relevant online or offline courses related to your branch by your second year. In your first year, concentrate on excelling in your college subjects and aim for a strong CGPA. This can potentially allow you to upgrade your college under specific conditions.

There are numerous success stories of students who have thrived despite attending tier 3 institutions. Therefore, focus intently on your coursework, dedicate yourself to self-study, and strive to excel in your preferred subject. Additionally, consider taking the GATE exam in your final year; it’s entirely feasible to pursue a postgraduate degree at a prestigious IIT even if you come from a tier 3 college.

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Ans: My short answer : for bright students and those willing to work hard there is going to be a big demand. So focus on your studies, score well, participate in hackathons, do well in your internships.