Is atria institute of technology or cmr institute of technology is good for cse
Hello dhanush I
Hands down SVIT.
I am doing my undergrad in CSE from SVIT currently. I have participated in some national/regional level hackathons. Won in some, learnt in all. (Hence, I qualify to answer your question)
SVIT has one of best teaching faculty when it come to computer science headed by MR. Padma Reddy. (You will get used to his name in sometime regardless of the college you join)
I remember, a friend of mine told me that their was one topic in PCD(1 or 2 sem) which no teacher from that college was able to explain it to the students. Mr. Padma Reddy was called to BMSIT to deliver a lecture on the same topic.
I am doing my undergrad in CSE from SVIT currently. I have participated in some national/regional level hackathons. Won in some, learnt in all. (Hence, I qualify to answer your question)
Me and a few of my peers have started a programming and design club(P&DC)recently in our college. College has permitted us to use the facilities till 8pm. (This club is a plus point if you are really into programming)
If we see the placements of CSE and ISE in SVIT and ATRIA. I would go for ATRIA. REASON: ATRIA and MVIT has the same management, so the students of ATRIA can go and attend placements in MVIT.
Placement in SVIT(CSE)on the other hand is 6 on a scale of 10. People hardly get placed for a developer’s profile. Almost all are tech-support. Again can't blame college for this, the students aren't good enough for developers post. You work on your programming skills from start and see how...
For more information about atira institute of technology please visit this link:
Here is the link:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/colleges/atria-institute-of-technology-bangalore/amp
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For more information about CMR institute of technology please visit this link:
Here is the link:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/colleges/cmr-institute-of-technology-bangalore/amp
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Hope this helps...
Thank you and all the best...
