Which is a better option doing mtech in nanotechnology at iit roorkee or mtech in bio process at ICT mumbai

Ans: Jothi Madam, Amrita Chennai’s ECE offers 94.19% placement rates (2022–23) with core roles in embedded systems, IoT, and VLSI via recruiters like Texas Instruments and Bosch, supported by its NIRF #7 ranking and NAAC A++ accreditation. The program emphasizes research-driven labs (e.g., Amrita WAN, HUT) and partnerships with global firms, aligning with higher-studies aspirations. SRMIST KTR’s ECE reports 80–95% placements (2021–23) in IT roles via Amazon, TCS, and Qualcomm, but core-sector opportunities are limited (~30% of placements). While SRMIST’s industry collaborations are robust, its NIRF #44 ranking and fluctuating placement rates reflect moderate academic prestige.

Recommendation: Opt for Amrita Chennai ECE for core-sector stability (embedded systems, automation) and research infrastructure, crucial for higher studies. Choose SRMIST KTR only if prioritizing IT/consulting roles over core engineering. For backups, consider VIT Chennai ECE (90% placements) . All the BEST for your Son's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: Jothi Madam, Amrita Chennai’s ECE offers 94.19% placement rates (2022–23) with core roles in embedded systems, IoT, and VLSI via recruiters like Texas Instruments and Bosch, supported by its NIRF #7 ranking and NAAC A++ accreditation. The program emphasizes research-driven labs (e.g., Amrita WAN, HUT) and partnerships with global firms, aligning with higher-studies aspirations. SRMIST KTR’s ECE reports 80–95% placements (2021–23) in IT roles via Amazon, TCS, and Qualcomm, but core-sector opportunities are limited (~30% of placements). While SRMIST’s industry collaborations are robust, its NIRF #44 ranking and fluctuating placement rates reflect moderate academic prestige.

Recommendation: Opt for Amrita Chennai ECE for core-sector stability (embedded systems, automation) and research infrastructure, crucial for higher studies. Choose SRMIST KTR only if prioritizing IT/consulting roles over core engineering. For backups, consider VIT Chennai ECE (90% placements) . All the BEST for your Son's Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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Ans: HI
NTA has not released the results and ranks yet, making it difficult to predict. Based on your prediction, it is unlikely to gain admission to medicine at GMC. However, there are still possibilities for private medical colleges.
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Yes. Newton School of Technology, Pune, can be a good choice from a future career point of view.
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Ans: HI ADITYA,
There is a possibility for Mechanical and ECE in category 2 or 3 at Bhopal VIT.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Both are diversified options in engineering. But from a cool job point of view, biomedical will be a more preferable option than ocean engineering. Suggesting to go with BioMedical @ IIT Roorkie.
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Ans: Hello dear.
Preferably Mech @ IIT Jodhpur if possible.
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Ans: Hi,
The chances of getting Bhopal for CSE in categories 1 or 2 are low, but not impossible. However, you might have a chance in other programs like Mechanical Engineering, EEE with category 4or 5. Check their website for updates.
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