Questions Asked On BVCOE, New Delhi

My senior from school graduated from Bharti Vidyapeeth. He described his college life as a unique amalgamation of emotions and events. The college pays strict attention to its attendance criteria, internally evaluating their students as well as how much freedom should be granted to the students in many college aspects. These measures can act as a positive as it can give the students a sense of responsibility throughout their tenure as a student of this college and also an effective way to keep distractions at bay. Some features are:

Infrastructure:

The infrastructure of the college is quite good. However, compared to other engineering colleges, the campus is very small. Labs and equipment are up to date and are properly maintained.

Academics:

The faculty of Bharti Vidyapeeth tries their best to provide quality education. That being said, they are not lenient at all. Working for the minimum marks requires a lot of hard work in internal examinations. Teachers may aid you if your aim is to perform research in the future.

Technological Societies:

• Technological societies in Bharti Vidyapeeth are in abundance. Some of them are IEEE, GDG, and ISTE. 
• Each of them come with their own benefits. Some of these societies have their very own technical fests. The technical fest Bvest, is reputed to be a good technical fest. 
• Some of the other active societies apart from technological ones are NSS and the Dramatics Society Zaahir.

Cultural and Co-curricular: 

The cultural front of the college is somewhat weak in some aspects. 

• The college has only one cultural fest which is not exuberant. The college participates in almost every competition in Augoonj which is the annual cultural fest of IPU. 
• Sports is also very active in the college. You will have a good time if you are a sports enthusiast.

Placements:

• According to student reviews, core company placements are very low, IT companies visit the campus for placements. Some of the top recruiters at the institute are Thoughtworks, TCS, EY, etc. 
• Individual performance throughout the tenure of the program determines placements.

As it already has been said, the college is not known to be lenient. However, it will not stop the students from reaching out to opportunities like taking part in national-level competitions or attending workshops, or gaining experience in entrepreneurship. You just need to maintain good academics.

Both the colleges are well ranked and provide extensive knowledge about the courses. However, if a choice has to be made one can look at the following criterion.

Bharati Vidyapeeth:

It was accredited with an A+ grade by NAAC and also ‘A’ graded by MHRD. It is ranked 99 for BTech by NIRF 2020 and 37 for the same by India Today 2020. The courses of the college are approved by AICTE.

Admission -

The institute offers BTech and MTech courses under various specializations. There are a total of 10 specializations for BTech and 8 specializations for MTech.

• For BTech, students require at least 50% marks in 10+2. For MTech, the students require BTech or equivalent in relevant fields with 50% aggregate.

• The entrance test accepted for BTech and MTech admission is All India CET, and GATE.

Faculty -

The teaching staff of the college is very helpful towards the students, in case a student is unable to attend a lecture the faculty provides an online portal to attend the recorded lecture online.

Placement -

• Top recruiters that visit the college include Amazon, Fidelity, ITC, India bulls, Fin serve, Justdial, Indusland bank, Yes bank, Axis bank, Naukri.com, and Quick heal.

• The average CTC offered was 18 LPA and the highest CTC offered was 34 LPA.

Jaypee Institute of Information Technology University:

It is deemed to be a university, recognized by UGC. It was ranked number 10 in Uttar Pradesh by NIRF in 2019. For BTech, the institute is ranked 48 by The Week and 96 by NIRF.

Admission-

The institute offers BTech, MTech, MBA, PhD and integrated BTech-MTech courses.

• Admission to BTech and Integrated courses are through JEE Mains

• For MTech GATE and PGET scores are considered.

• For MBA admissions CAT/MAT/XAT/GMAT/CMAT are considered.

• For Ph.D., NET/SLET/UGC/CSIR scores are considered.

Faculty-

Most of the faculty members are from IIT's. They are very helpful and interactive. Most of the senior professors have completed their Ph.D.

Placement -

• The college promises a placement percentage of 90%.

• The highest CTC offered is 43 LPA and the average CTC offered was 7.40 LPA.

• Some of the top companies that recruit students include Amazon, Hp, Dell, Adobe, Google cloud, Bjuy’s.

Therefore, both the colleges are well ranked and provide good placements, if a college has to be chosen between the two, one can look at the different perspectives mentioned above.

Admission to these branches is done through rank obtained in IPU entrance examination. However, instrumentation and control engineering is the least preferred branch in BVCOE.

Being a non-CS branch, the placement statistics of Instrumentation Engineering is not good. The level of difficulty of this branch is no less than CS or IT but then studying the course in a domain like Instrumentation Engineering and ending up being at Software Company doing the same as other IT/CS engineers are doing will not take you anywhere.

In the admission process, the basic order followed according to the branches is CSE, ECE, IT or EE, and ICE.

Below is briefly mentioned the perks and cons of pursuing Instrumentation Engineering from Bharati Vidyapeeth:

This depicts the information regarding instrumentation and control engineering in Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering, Delhi.

Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering Pune was ranked as 10th in region-wise ranking west zone and was also ranked as 16th in research capabilities. It is also ranked 99th among the engineering colleges in India by NIRF 2020. The production engineering course at Bharati Vidyapeeth University is considered as a good option.

Admission:

Production Engineering is closely related to mechanical engineering, it is basically a subset of mechanical engineering. The college provides a 4-year long BTech program for Production Engineering and it is approved by AICTE. There are 60 seats for the program.

• Students need to pass 10+2 with PCM in order to be eligible for admission.

• The admission is entrance based and All India CET scores are considered for admission.

The Btech Production Engineering costs around 5 lakhs.

The institute is one of the oldest colleges for production engineering all over India. The course structure is also at par with the leading NIT’s.

Faculty:

The department has a dedicated group of well-qualified faculty with years of experience in teaching. The teaching staff of the college is very helpful, in case a student is unable to attend a lecture the faculty provides an online portal so that the students can attend the recorded lecture online.

Placements:

Production engineering he/she will be also eligible for any job relating to mechanical engineering. Students who have experience in production engineering can also be compatible for production manufacturing, automobile design, and industrial engineering.

• The highest package that was offered to Production Engineering students in 2019 was INR 10 LPA and the lowest package offered was 1.8 LPA.

• Top recruiting companies include Infosys, LTI, TCS, Byju’s, Amdocs, and Jaro.

In conclusion, Production engineering in Bharati Vidyapeeth is a viable option and one can choose it. The college also has average placement records for the course.

Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering Delhi (IPU) is ranked in rank-band 251-300 by NIRF in 2020 and amongst 13 Indian Private Institutions, Asia has ranked Thapar University 2nd.

Admissions

Bharati Vidyapeeth (Delhi)

• The university offers a B.Tech program in 5 specializations including Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Information Technology, and Instrumentation & Control Engineering.
• 90% of the admissions to B.Tech are based on IPU CET followed by counseling and the remaining 10% are through management quota. 
• The eligibility required for admission is 10+2 with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks and Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

Thapar University

• The university offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and Doctoral programs the admission of which is based on merit and entrance exam score. 
• Scores of management national level exams such as CMAT, GMAT, XAT, CAT are also accepted by the university.

Placements

Bharati Vidyapeeth (Delhi)

• The university conducts summer training and industrial training programs. Through the academic year 2014-2018, the overall placement rate was 76.24%. The top recruiters are Mahindra, E&Y, Samsung, Zycus, Indian Navy, Nagarro, HSBC, etc.
• Additionally, around 15 to 20% opts for higher education and join reputed institutions in India including XLRI, IITs, IIMs as well as foreign universities.

Thapar University

• For the last six years, the placements are consistently above 90%. The university has a placement cell which offers great opportunities to the students. 
• The highest package for 2020 is INR 43 LPA and the average package is INR 8.5 LPA. 
• In 2018-19, a total of 282 companies visited the campus, and a total of 994 placements were offered of which 972 students were placed.

A wide range of scholarships is offered by the Thapar university. Around 75 scholarships are offered to meritorious and deserving candidates. In addition to this, organizations such as the Vimalsons Charitable Foundation, Indian Oil, and the Government of various states also offer scholarships to university students. However, Bharati Vidyapeeth Delhi does not offer any scholarships to the students.