When you complete a course of four years normally, you complete your graduation with the fundamentals of your branch which allows you to pursue higher studies if they are in your interests. It also gives you the option, at the same time, to complete your undergraduate degree in another subject if you wish to.
If you want to pursue a dual course, it can probably put a dent in your freedom to pursue your interests and you will be ‘rewarded’ with the master’s degree. Another problem after receiving the master’s degree would be the confusion about looking for a job, pursuing a doctorate in the field of your interest(s).
The dual degree in mechanical will demand more dedication from you but the four-year degrees are easier compared to those. Mechanical engineering is a good option if going for higher studies is in your interests.
Having known some people studying in both these institutions, I can say that KIIT is promising and is getting better every year. Thapar is a well-known and much older institute. You can choose either by preferring the college or the branch.
Categories | CS from KIIT | Mechanical at Thapar |
Course Fee | 12.91 lakhs | 13.23 lakhs |
Highest CTC | 30 LPA | 19 LPA |
Average CTC | 12-16 LPA | 11 LPA |
Recruiting Companies | Wipro, Infosys, Dell, Deloitte, etc. | Tech Mahindra, TCS, JP Morgan, Cisco, etc. |
So you should decide your field of interest and what type of job or higher studies you would like to do and then opt for the branch that fits best for you.
The general preference order is
It is best to make a decision based on your individual preferences.
Here are some information to make your decision easier:-
For more detail Refer - https://www.iitbbs.ac.in/index.php/home/placement-2023
https://internship.iitm.ac.in/downloads/P&I_Report_22-23.pdf
Yes, it can be a good option for your career if you opt for ME from NIET. There would be no regrets in the future if you sincerely want to join the college for studies and growth in your career. My brother graduated from the same college in the year 2017 from the ME branch, so I might be able to help you with the question.
Categories | ME in NIET |
Course Fee | 2.13 lakh |
Highest CTC | 19 LPA |
Average CTC | 8-10 LPA |
Recruiting Companies | Amazon, TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, etc. |
To provide you with a clearer picture and scenario, it does not matter which college you opt for because your skills will ultimately speak for you. Companies tend to hire freshers from many institutes altogether.
Compared to other private institutes, GNA University is much better. My brother recently graduated from the institute and he had a great experience during his B.Tech. According to him, GNA is a great option for a B.Tech, especially for Mechanical Engineering.
Here is a brief insight into the B.Tech course offered by the institute.
Total fees | 5.9 - 6.62 Lakhs |
Placement percent | 80% |
Highest salary | INR 12 LPA |
Average salary | INR 6 LPA |
Lowest salary | INR 5 LPA |
If you are looking for a good college for B.Tech in Punjab with an affordable fee, then GNA University is the right choice.
However, this is a popular trend, and you don't have to follow it. It is best to make a decision based on your own individual preferences.
First, you should make up your mind regarding the domain you want to continue with.
Here are some information to make your decision easier:-
According to the current status of different engineering branches, Chemical Engineering at PDPU is preferred due to a number of reasons stated below.
The following table compares certain aspects of the departments stated in PDPU.
Particulars |
Chemical Engineering |
Mechanical Engineering |
Total no of seats |
60 |
120 |
Cut-off Rank (GUJCET) |
4307 |
6025 |
Placement Rate |
85% |
96% |
Average Salary Offered |
?3.5 LPA |
?4.5 LPA |
Highest Salary Offered |
?16.6 LPA |
?10 Lakh |
Placements: (Winning Department- Chemical Engineering)
Curriculum and Faculty:
Opportunities:
Therefore, for an overall outcome, the Chemical Engineering department is considered to be a much better option in almost every aspect than Mechanical Engineering in PDPU.
Two years ago, one of my friends was in the same situation. He could have taken electrical and sit for every company’s placements. If he chooses mechanical, then only core opportunities are open. Given the circumstances, he chose electrical in the first round of counseling. It was so because he would at least get a chance to sit in almost every business.
Sitting in a good company does not guarantee a good job, and mechanical engineering at PEC is far superior to that of many NITs and even IITs. Trusting his seniors and teachers, he switched to mechanical on the spot round to which he doesn't regret till now.
If you're interested in electrical, go for it. Since my friend had no particular interest in any of these subjects, he preferred mechanical over electrical.
Some of my friends studied at MNNIT, so I might be able to answer your question. It is suggested that you choose Mechanical at MNNIT Allahabad rather than Civil at NIT Trichy.
Your branch of choice is more important than your college preference. In terms of opportunities, Mechanical Engineering has a slight advantage over Civil Engineering
Mechanical at MNNIT Allahabad has a consistent placement record. Mechanical students receive more job offers than Civil Engineering graduates. PSUs often choose Mechanical Engineering graduates.
Categories | Civil at NIT Trichy | Mechanical at MNNIT Allahabad |
Course Fee | 5.65 lakh | 6.55 lakh |
Highest CTC | 22 LPA | 18-20 LPA |
Average CTC | 9 LPA | 8-10 LPA |
Recruiting Companies | IOCL, BHEL, Honeywell, Aricent, etc. | Aditya Birla, Info Edge, Phillips, Reliance, etc. |
Finally, everything depends on your interest and choice. So think wisely and then make any decision, because this will be the building blocks of your career.
Both IGDTUW Delhi and PEC Chandigarh are reputed colleges and are equally good but both these courses are very different from each other.
If you are interested in higher studies and want to do M.Tech or Ph.D., then only opt for PEC civil. The pressure for studies would be less. You also have no restrictions in doing extracurricular activities. Here you can focus on other things besides studies, like on your hobbies or learning and developing a new skill or a new language which can be helpful in your career.
Here’s a brief overview of the courses mentioned in the question.
Parameters |
PEC Chandigarh |
IGDTUW Delhi |
Average CTC |
10.2 LPA |
5.5 LPA |
Highest CTC |
42 LPA |
16 LPA |
Course Fee |
3.45 lakhs |
4.04 lakhs |
Hope this answer clears some of your doubts.