Which college is better for B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering: VIT University or SRM University, Chennai?
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manpreet 2 years ago
Though both the universities are doing well to make their system on the top, SRM leads when it comes to mechanical engineering but with a small difference. The infrastructure when compared to both institutions is a bit old, which may be obvious but the same is not reflected in practice as both the colleges are spending huge funds to maintain it. Now, SRM has a separate large section of mechanical engineering and has more skilled and experienced faculties than VITEEE. Also, it has more active participation in many live events and competitions which contributes a lot to the development of mechanical aspirants. Here SRM has the facility if a student is getting an average CGPA of around 6 then also he is eligible for the placement. Although the same is not the case in VIT where one has to maintain a good CGPA and cv to qualify for the job. At the end, when comparing about the placements Rs 7 lakh is the average from SRM whereas Rs 4 to Rs 5 lakhs from VIT. The highest varying around Rs 25 lakhs for both. So, in short for mechanical students, go for SRM if you have the opportunity although VIT is also not a bad option. Thank you. Hope it helped.
manpreet 2 years ago
VIT ranks among the top 6 private colleges nationwide, While SRM ranks at 11th position on the same list. SRM office various facilities like automobile hanger, separate mechanical campus, and many others. While VIT provides the same facilities it is certainly better at placements considering the past records and the highest packages achieved by students of VIT. Both universities provide equal opportunities for those who wish to study abroad in the future by means of programmes like a semester abroad, dual degree, Twinning Programme and various others. It all draws down to one thing if you want to enjoy your college life and don't want to it be too harsh on you, join SRM while if you want to get better placements free, it is the call you should make. Only thing is SRM has an added advantage of the number of mechanical and automobile industries running in Chennai giving them an upper hand during placements. Choose wisely.No matter what stage you're at in your education or career, TuteeHub will help you reach the next level that you're aiming for. Simply,Choose a subject/topic and get started in self-paced practice sessions to improve your knowledge and scores.
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2 years ago
B.Tech in mechanical engineering: VIT University is best because the courses offered in SMEC cater to the needs of Aerospace, Defence, Manufacturing, Transportation, Nuclear Energy, Automotive and CAD / CAM. . This has enabled the students to pursue higher studies in leading Universities in India and abroad (including Imperial College, London, Purdue University, USA, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign) as well as exhibit an impressive placement record in all major fields of engineering, including automotive and software industry. Scope of Employment: In a wide range of exciting industries, including Aerospace, Automotive, Biomedical, Chemical, Computers, Electronics, Fossil and Nuclear Power, Manufacturing, Pharmaceuticals, Robotics and Textiles. In areas of Research and Development, Design, Testing and Evaluation, Manufacturing, Operation and Maintenance, Marketing, Sales and Administration. In Public Sector Units like Railways, ONGC, Indian Oil, ISRO, SAIL, NTPC, DRDO and IAF. Program Content: Core Courses: Engineering Mechanics / Engineering Thermodynamics / Materials Engineering and Technology / Fundamentals of Manufacturing Processes / Thermal Engineering Systems / Fluid Mechanics / Power Plant Engineering / Computer Aided Machine Drawing / Kinematics of Machinery / Dynamics of Machinery / Strength of Materials / Turbomachines / Design of Machine Elements / Heat and Mass Transfer / Automobile Engineering / Industrial Engineering and Management / Operations Research / CAD & CAM.