How is IIT Mandi for pursuing an MS in VLSI for an ECE student, and what are the placement options after completing the same?

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Harsh Sinha Posted On - Oct 3, 2022
Studied at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras

IIT Mandi isn’t a good option for pursuing an MS in VLSI. It doesn’t have a strong alumni base, as the institute is new. The location of the campus is remote. The location factor creates constraints for placements. IIT Mandi placements aren’t good for MS VLSI. After completing the course, most students either go for a Ph.D. from old IITs or tier 2 universities abroad. 

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Nikhil Bose Posted On - Mar 23, 2021
Studied at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras

IIT Mandi is not a good option to pursue an M.Tech. The newer IITs are still not in the same league as the older IITs in terms of building trust with prospective employers. Also, the question is misleading. 

Location- The campus is located in Mandi which is more than 200 km from the nearest airport in Chandigarh. Though the location is really beautiful, the lack of an airport close to the campus creates a hindrance in terms of HRs visiting the campus. Thus many top companies give the campus a miss.

Placements- In terms of placements, a B.Tech graduate from IIT Mandi will get a package of INR 8 LPA to INR 12 LPA. For the year 2018-19, the average CTC was recorded as INR 13.5 LPA. Thus you can imagine the salary an M.Tech graduate would be getting from here.

New IIT- The brand of IIT Mandi is not that strong to warrant trust among companies. This will surely improve in due course of time. But at the present, it is difficult to land jobs with salaries anywhere close to old IITs.

Alumni- This is a mere 11-year-old IIT with the M.Tech courses having started much recently. Thus neither there is much of a strong alumni support nor is the brand among the employers about the students of the college high.

Most M.Tech pass-outs of IIM Mandi prefer joining an IIM for MBA or an old IIT for Ph.D. or going abroad for an MS from a tier-2 university. It will take you another 5 years to build a successful career. So, It’s better if you don’t keep IIM Mandi as an option.

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