Hello

Vishwakarma institute pune is a good institute but Production Engineering branch is not such a developed branch in India as of now. The placements of this department is the lowest among all the BTech programmes, The placement percentage is around 10 to 15%. The highest package is around 7 lpa (if you have a very good cgp and you have extra skills from courses online along with internships etc). If you think you can be that one person who can manage to get the placement and that you will work hard and focus only on that one opportunity then you can go ahead with it. If possible then you can also take a drop and prepare well to get a better subject in a better institute. That being said, even if you do not get placed you can manage to get a job in the govt sector or in banking etc through competitve examinations.

Hey!

VIT vellore is considered as one of the top engineering colleges in India , also the facilities are appreciable here. All the faculty members are masters in their subjects. VIT is popular due to its placement records, especially for CSE and electronics/electrical engineering. But for production engineering the placement records are not that much good.

But if you want to take VIT only, then I advise you to choose it only if you are capable of changing your stream in second semester. Yes, you can migrate to any other stream in second year if you perform good in first year. Otherwise, it will become difficult for you to grab a good placement opportunity here.

Hope I answered your query, thankyou!

hi,

see if you look for future scope, fees, placement, internship opportunity and also for government job scope nit nagaland would be best join. nits curriculum is best among the top tier 1 institute in India, also electronics and communication engineering has wide vacancy in both government sector as well as private sector. on the contrary chemical or production engineering stream has less vacancy in government sector. so the above point of view I would suggest to chose Nit nagaland.

Greetings,

It is a suggestion but go for the branch of your choice rather than the reputation or tag of a college. Graduating from NIT with a relatively unpopular branch only works in a student's favor when he/she has decided a career path beforehand that does not require an engineering degree (MBA, Civil Services, etc.) but if you wish to enter the world of employment or go for higher studies then it's best to study and put 4 years worth of efforts into a field you really are interested in because that is what will bear the best results in the long run.

As for your counselling choice, you can choose to float and wait for the next list, chances are you will get some other branch in some NIT or you will get a better college altogether.

Best of luck, good day!

Hello student

I would suggest you nit agartala over nit srinagar because of the good student reviews. As you have mentioned that you are opting for production engineering the college has good placement records with an average package of 5.5lakhs.The college has got well organised placement cell which conducts training programs for students. The department of production engineering was formed on 2005.The department of metallurgy and materials engineering was formed on 1963.You can have a overlook on both campuses from the following links

https://dqxeclau.top/university/national-institute-of-technology-agartala

https://dqxeclau.top/university/national-institute-of-technology-srinagar

You can also refer the college comparison from the following link

https://dqxeclau.top/compare-colleges?college=153-138-course=8172-7414

Hope this helped you

I hope everything is going well for you. According to your inquiry, NIT Agartala is a well-known and excellent institute for pursuing B.Tech. In the field of production engineering, production engineers are in high demand in the manufacturing industry. Manufacturing companies that are involved in the installation, development, and administration of innovative production processes, as well as assembly and handling, have job openings.

Dear Aspirant, the production engineers have jobs in various sectors like Pharmaceuticals, Research Labs, Manufacturing sector, Communication sector, Travel, Sports, Health, and Information Technology etc. The top recruiters in this sector are

Satyam Ventures

NTPC (National Thermal Power Corporation)

Hyundai

ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Corporation)

L & T

SAIL (Steel Authority of India Limited)

Mahindra & Mahindra

Geometric

Ashok Leyland

Suzuki

Tata power

Godrej

Bharath Heavy Electrical Limited (BHEL)

Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL)

Hindustan Petroleum Limited

National Thermal Power Corporation

Aditya Birla

Larsen & Toubro

Indraprastha Gas Limited

Cairn India

Reliance Industries

Sterlite Industries.

These semi government and non government organisations release their vacancy in time to time. Some of them also provide internships and then hire the candidate on performance basis. So you can try in them.

Hello,

In cbit only cse, it and ece students will get 100% placements other branch people will also get but low packages(3.5lpa max) instead of joining production in cbit.

For more details visit the given link:

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/chaitanya-bharathi-institute-of-technology-hyderabad

Production engineers are in great demand in manufacturing industries. Job opportunities exists in manufacturing organizations occupied in implementation, development and management of new production processes, assembly and handling.

Hope this helps you!!

Dear aspirant,

According to your query and taking into consideration that you want to take production and mechanical .

As we know according to branch preference mechanical has higher preference than production branch. It solely depends upon in which part of mechanical engineering you are interested in. I would personally recommend you to take mechanical engineering as you would get a wider scope.

hi,

see the both of the stream you have mentioned are the combination stream , production engineering has concepts of mechanical engineering, operations research, where metallurgical engineering is combination of chemical and industrial engineering. however none of the stream can not be said as easy stream, but you should chose as per your subjects of Interest. now coming to job prospect there is wide scope in different industry from both of the stream, but the vacancy is comparatively less in public sector undertakings.

hope it would help.