Well, no doubt Thapar Institute has been outstanding and has out shown several Govt. colleges and other private colleges too. Thapar University was established in 1956 and is situated in Patiala. Since then, it has been responsible for delivering quality engineers who are doing well for themselves here and in abroad too. Moreover, it has been accredited ‘A’ Grade by National Assessment and Accreditation Council. National Institute Ranking Framework, MHRD, Government of India has ranked 26th for their placements. The institute offers undergraduate programme leading to Bachelor of Engineering degree and postgraduate programmes leading to Master of Engineering and Master of Technology (M.Tech.).

Thapar is definitely unmatched, unparalleled and has established itself as one of the best colleges not only in Punjab but in India.

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Depends upon how you utilize those four years. Engineering is a long and tiring course because you will be surrounded by tests, assignments, projects and just when you thought you are relaxed. BOOM! End sem right at the corner. Electronics can be considered one of the safest branches from the pool of three you mentioned. Projects, assignments, classroom and lab teachings are more than sufficient for you to practice in the real world. It is definitely worth to give a shot. One of my senior from school graduated in Integrated Course and he had Electronics and was later hired by TCA. So yes, there is always a scope



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