SSGI Bhilai All Questions

See both the institutes you have mentioned are quite reputed institutes. Now NIT Raipur have a more repute compared to that of SSTC. Now as your courses are different then its in general better to compare on the basis of course. Now firstly, you have to decide which subject you are interested in. You can sort on your interest and that's the best because if you are interested in a subject, then you will get enthusiastic about it and as a result, doing great in that subject is an easy game. Now from a perspective of placements, CSE have good placements in SSTC. You can obviously go for the course at SSTC if you want to get placed in the field at which you study. In NIT Raipur the core placements aren't that much for Biotechnology, most of the students gets placed in non-core fields such as IT sectors, Software companies etc.

Now based on your aspirations and future planning, you have to choose the subject.

To know more about NIT Raipur visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/national-institute-of-technology-raipur

To know more about SSTC visit the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/shri-shankaracharya-engineering-college-bhilai

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Dear Aspirant,

The college houses great infrastructure in terms of classrooms, and better equipped labs if compared to other private engineering colleges of the state. Extra-curricular facilities are also nice, with a overall great annual fest. Faculties are good in some departments, but also bad in others. It all depends on which branch you study.However there are no guaranteed placement, as there is no certainty if companies will visit for campus recruitment or not. Only the mass recruiters offering low packages visit every year.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hello Pranav!

CSE branch for GENERAL Category candidate who have rank 3064 but hasn't applied for CG-PET. 

Those bold letters are the reason why you can't get CSE in any govt college of Chhatisgarh. By not applying you have indirectly stated that you are not interested in the process at all.