Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts

Monday, June 30, 2008

India's Top T-Schools by Dataquest (2008)

The previous story was about the rankings by Outlook magazine and now Dataquest has released its own list.

The main highlights are:

  • IIT Kharagpur retains its #1 position, with the next 5 places also taken by IITs
  • NSIT Delhi re-entered the Top 10 club, jumping 13 ranks
  • NIT Calicut jumps up six rungs to #9 and Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of ICT jumps up ten rungs to #12
  • Average maximum salary goes up by nearly 25% to reach Rs 7.4 lakh
  • Worrying signs on the research and pure academic fronts? While average number of research papers during the year reduced marginally (57 to >55), the number of students pursuing PhD fell from 132 to 101 leading to lesser no of doctorates awarded8, down from 37
  • Is the global slowdown impacting IT/BPO recruitments? May be. While average number of IT/BPO companies visiting campuses came down from 39 to 30, average number of students placed in these companies increased from 216 to 260
The full story can be read here .

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Outlook India releases top engineering colleges of India



Outlook-Synovate had conducted surveys across the country and prepared the list of nation's best campuses.

You can buy the latest Outlook issue from newsstands for complete articles. For a glimpse, visit Outlook India here

Top 10 Govt. Colleges according to them are:
1 IIT Kharagpur
2 IIT Kanpur
3 IIT Delhi
4 IIT Mumbai
5 IIT Chennai
6 IIT Roorkee
7 College of Engineering, Anna Univ. Chennai
8 IT, BHU Varanasi
9 IIT Guwahati
10 ISM University

Top 10 Private Colleges according to them are:
BITS Pilani
2 PSG College of Technology Coimbatore
3 BIT, Mesra Ranchi
4 Thapar University Patiala
5 VIT University Vellore
6 Manipal Inst. of Technology Manipal
7 DAIICT Gandhinagar
8 RV College of Engineering Bangalore
9 SSN College of Engineering Chennai
10 SASTRA

I agree with these rankings only partially not and fully.
Infact, I don't think anyone has yet been able to create a list which is agreed on by everyone.

What's your say?