Hello Aspirant,

If you have a strong interest in core engineering and also an interdisciplinary inclination toward fields like automation, robotics, or control systems, then Instrumentation and Control in NIT Trichy would be a great field to choose, NIT Trichy is one of the top NITs with good faculty, research exposure and great placements record for niche branches as well.
However, if you have a stronger inclination to become more software, electronics, communication level in the tech field, ECE in NIT Nagpur or MNIT Jaipur would be better options as they provide a wider breadth to careers and also a better mass placements options.

So choose NIT Trichy (ICE) as it is a prestige institute and if you have core engineering interest and decent academics. Also, you can choose ECE (Nagpur/Jaipur) for breadth in tech roles, coding based jobs, flexibility in all sorts of career paths.

In IT (Information Technology), the studiesfocus on how to use computers  and software to manage, store, process, and transmit data. The course includes both theory and practical knowledge in various technical and applied areas.

Here’s what you typically study in an IT course

1. Programming language Like Python, Java, C++, and HTML/CSs
2. Database Management – Understanding MySQL, Oracle, or MongoDB
3. Networking – Basics of internet, LAN, WAN, cyber security and communication systems
4. Web Development – Front-end and back-end technologies, building websites and apps
5. Software Engineering – How software is planned, developed, and maintained
6. Data structures & Algorithms – Efficient problem-solving using code
7. Operating Systems – Windows, Linux, and how they work internally
8. Cloud Computing & AI – New-age topics in modern IT systems (usually in advanced semesters)
9. Project Work & Labs – Hands-on experience building real systems and apps

Career-wise, IT leads to jobs in software development, web design, system administration, data analysis, cyber security, and tech support. It’s a versatile field with strong demand across industries.

Hello Vaishnavi,

Certainly, a Public Relations (PR) job is one of the most interesting and fulfilling jobs in the media sector. It offers solid career opportunities, especially as businesses, celebrities, and organizations turn to public image management and therefore the services of PR specialists.

Career Potential: More companies are needing qualified PR practitioners in all sectors, including corporate, entertainment, politics, and startups. Furthermore, given the rise of digital media which has introduced additional responsibilities, such as the management of online reputation and social media strategy PR jobs also have an increase in career opportunity.

Hello!

If you have already filled the improvement exam form and paid the fees, but now you don’t want to give the exam, then there is no official way to cancel it.

However, here’s what you can do:

• Simply don’t appear for the exam on the scheduled date. If you don’t go, it will be marked as "Absent" and your previous marks will stay valid.

• No need to inform anyone , and there won’t be any problem in future.

But remember, the fees you paid will not be refunded .

Hope it helps !

Thank you !

It can be different in different states, regions, places and there after. So, generally every colleges starting from around everywhere is bit really the same. But according to some high placement government colleges and private institutions it can differ a lot as they have much more than that of it.

It’s likely that when you saw a “5-year LLB” mentioned under “NIT Jaipur,” it was actually referring to another Jaipur-based institution (like ICFAI or Manipal), not the National Institute of Technology Jaipur itself—which doesn’t offer any law programs. NITs typically focus on engineering, sciences, and technology, not integrated law courses. If you’re specifically looking for a 5-year LLB, you’ll need to apply to dedicated law schools or universities—not an NIT.

Hello,

To get your queries answered accurately, please ask your question with the college name and course you are referring to.

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