Electrical Engineering at NSWU: Should I Attend?

Ans: Hi
both colleges are at par. MMMUT has evolved and has carved a niche. But placements and package at IET is better.

Ans: Your career goals, financial situation, and desire for international exposure will all influence your decision on whether to complete your whole B.Tech at Thapar University or choose the International Engineering Program (IEP) allowing you to study two years at Thapar and two years at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Australia. Particularly if you want to work overseas or pursue further education, the IEP program presents a distinctive chance to have global experience, access advanced research facilities, and network with foreign colleagues, so greatly enhancing your employability. UNSW is a distinguished university, hence earning a degree from there could open doors to prospects both in Australia and abroad.

But given Australia's living expenses and higher tuition, the IEP program can be more costly. Halfway through your degree, you should also take some thought on the possible difficulties adjusting to a new academic system and culture. Completing your B.Tech totally at Thapar, a reputable university in India, could be a better option if your priorities are a career in India or if you would want a more financially sensible option. This road lets you seek worldwide prospects later through postgraduate courses or employment, and it lets you lay a strong basis in electrical engineering free from additional financial load.

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Ans: Electronics and telecommunications engineering in IIEST Shibpur. It's a great coincidence for the first time. I am an ALUMNUS of both NIT-Durgapur (BE-1986) and IIEST- SHIBPUR (ME-1989).