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From the 2nd year, u can get a chance to do an internship but in the middle of the 4th year company came and placement starts. Here big companies like Amazon, Google, apple, Microsoft, the, etc company come. This year's highest package was 2.13cpa from the CSE branch.
For the course Bachelor of Electronics and Telecommunications engineering. Companies visited- 30+ Most popular among them Software- Amazon, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs, Google, Texas Instruments, TCS, Tata digital, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, Accenture, etc Hardware- Texas Instruments, Samsung, Synopsis, etc. About 10% of students go for higher studies abroad and 90% of students got placed with multiple offers.
4th year(7th semester) students are eligible for campus placements. many companies are visited for the placements. The companies are GOOGLE, AMAZON, LINKEDIN, TATA DIGITAL, TEXAS INSTRUMENT, AIRBUS, SAMSUNG, SIEMENS, NVIDIA, etc. The company provides good offers. The highest package is 32LPA, the lowest package is 9LPA and the average package is 11.4LPA. Near about 85-90% of students were placed in every year and the rest of the student's ere goes for higher studies. After getting the degree I have to work in my own core field.
From the 3rd semester, students are eligible for placement. A lot of IT companies like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Wipro, Cognizant, TCS, zomato , uber, ola, etc comes and core companies like TI, Intel, Qualcomm, etc come for ETCE students. They offer the highest package of 29 LPA and an average package of 12 LPA Almost 92-94 % are placed in total from our department in the previous year. I want to be an academician so I really want to pursue higher studies in the domain of Deep Learning application in real-world problem-solving. So want to give the GATE examination for getting M.Tech from IISC or IITs.
Electronics is an emerging subject. It is also more exciting for people who don't wish to get a job in coding. More and more core companies are being set up in the world related to semiconductors. The job opportunities are increasing and hardware engineers are being given salaries equal to even more than software engineers. I also had a personal liking for this branch. The faculty-to-student ratio varies from branch to branch. In Electronics, it is 1:5, in CSE, IT, it is 3:1 and in mechanical, civil, and chemical, it is 9:1. All the teachers are very highly qualified with almost all having Ph.D. and some Post Docs in their respective teaching lines. However, the teaching method is not too good. Only a few teachers are able to explain the subject properly. The exams were not timely at all. The exams kept on postponing for a large number of times. The questions, however, were standard. It would be quite easy to pass if one knows the concepts properly.
From the 5th sem companies start coming to campus, for internship and on the 7th sem for full time roles you can apply, though most of the companies are related to coding and all, they mostly restrict it to CSE, ECE, IT. The numbers of companies visited are going less year by year, more than 80% of CSE , IT guys gets placed every year in average 30% gets dream package, for other departments the numbers are really scarring.
The placement here is another factor that people are very interested in. In the department of Electronics and Telecommunication, the average salary is around 10LPA while the highest goes up to as much as 32 LPA. Around 85-95% of the students get placed. Overall fantastic placement and having paid only Rs 11420 for the entire course, the Return on Investment is bold.
Less fees, good ranking, one of top rated faculty, better placement opportunities and best research related opportunities. A one of the best interactive place between seniors and juniors. Goods alumni relations which in turn better opportunities for the students.
I preferred to take Electronics as my stream with somewhere which had a good research base and was close to my home. Hence Jadavpur University ticked all the boxes. Also I was interested in arts and aesthetics and photography from a very young age and JU has a culture which would've enabled me to pursue that as well.
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