USICT has a good placement record. Some of the major recruiters at the institute are Nagarro, Impetus, Infogain, Infosys, Winsol, etc. And there are some companies that include Cognizant, TechMahindra that invite sit-in pool placements.

Other than that, one of the good things about USICT is that almost every student got placed from the CSE and IT departments.

Here is a brief highlight of the recent placement statistics at these institutes.

IGDTUW is better than USICT in terms of placements and packages but lacks behind in infrastructure.

Many of my friends are alumni of the Institute of Management, Nirma University, and also many of them are studying at other reputed colleges such as IIMs, IIFT, NMIMS, SIBM, and the likes. So, I am quite aware of the placement situations at these B-schools.

Nirma has been faring better than their peers with many companies of repute lining up for campus placements. Well on a comparison basis, the academic curriculum is at par with the best B-schools in the country with very accomplished faculty taking courses at the Institute. Nirma also offers good infrastructure, campus, etc.

Now, coming to the most important factor, i.e. ROI, Nirma is definitely worth the investment that you make. And if you have decent academics and skills, you will get a good placement through the campus drive.

Here is a brief highlight of the recent placement statistics for Nirma.

If you’re above the 80–85 % category, Nirma will not disappoint you.

One of my close friends graduated from CGC Landran and got placed through off-campus placements, here are some tips for you from him.

1. CGC Landran conducts off-campus drives for many MNCs. There are no particular links or URLs where you can register your profile.
2. The placement department of CGC creates a new google form and allow candidates to register for jobs and internships
3. Keep checking on the college website regularly for updates. They update the off-campus placement information and provide links to register for jobs and internships.

So you need to stick to the college website for the latest updates regarding off-campus drives.

You can also visit placement blogs for Freshers Jobs, Off Campus Jobs, Walk-in Jobs, Govt Jobs, and for Interview tips.

Only 4-5% of students in private engineering colleges are placed in core EC and EEE companies. One of my friends studied at Medicaps and according to him, it is really good.

• In Medi-Caps, placements for EC are quite good, with approximately 60–70% of students being placed, primarily in IT companies such as TCS, DXC, Amdocs, Impetus, and others.
• Placements for EEE and Mechanical may not match that percentage; roughly 40% of students from both branches are placed.
• Companies such as the aforementioned IT firms or core companies such as Force Motors, Mahindra, Triveni turbines, visit the campus every year in search of good placements.

Overall Medi-Caps is good in terms of placements. You could easily opt for this college. It has a well-maintained infrastructure, proper facilities, and very good placement records.