MNNIT Allahabad has an impressive placement record. The placement statistics of MNNIT Allahabad are even better than some of the NITs. For the Electrical Engineering branch, the placement record is above average. Many reputed MNCs visit the recruitment drive to hire students in Core, Consulting, and IT domains. 

Some of the major recruiters from different sectors at MNNIT Allahabad are as follows. 

• Core Domain: NI, Qualcomm, Blue Star, Hindalco, TIPL, RIL, L&T, Maruti, Nestle, etc. 
• Consulting Domain: Morgan Stanley, MU Sigma, ZS, Goldmann Sachs, etc.
• IT Domain: TCS, Infosys, IBM, Walmart, Directi, etc.

All these companies allow students from the Electrical Engineering branch to sit for placements. 

During the recent placement for MNNIT Allahabad, the highest salary package is 49 LPA while the average CTC recorded to be 10.28 LPA.

Evidently, MNNIT Allahabad provides a lot of opportunities for students to get employed with the companies that are considered among the top best across the nation, and students get an 'on-campus' placement tag before leaving the university.

One of my friends is doing B. Tech at Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh, so I can provide you with some information about the college and how it functions. 

In the following table, you will get the placement record of B.Tech at PEC.

The placement percentage of B.Tech students at Punjab Engineering College is 93%. In this percentage, all the students who have CGPA above 6.5 are eligible to sit for placement, also included in this. 

Companies that recapture B.Tech students are Exl Services, Alstom, Goldman Sachs, etc. The average package offered to students is below INR 10 LPA. 

Therefore, Electrical Engineering placements for B.Tech students at Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh, are decent. The package offered to students might be low, but almost every student gets placed.

Electrical and Computer science is very different from each other and they have very few things similar to each other. 

• In electrical engineering, the course module includes a lot of physics and classical and applied maths, but in computer science, the course module includes discrete and applied maths and there is no part of physics. 
• In electrical engineering, there are a lot of theoretical studies of maths and physics but in computer science, there are mostly logical studies and coding. Although at the advanced level, these two branches do marge a bit, they are completely different for beginners. 

Here’s a brief overview of the two courses mentioned in the question. 

So, you should choose the branch according to your skills and knowledge, rather than choosing a branch, based only on placements. Otherwise, you may have to opt for branch change after 1st year.

While both of these colleges offer good education, MNNIT Allahabad holds an edge over MNIT Jaipur. I have friends studying in both the colleges and their first-hand experiences clearly depict how better MNNIT Allahabad is.

• In MNIT Jaipur you will find that the teachers are not at all supportive of you deviating from the regular classroom courses.
• You will be loaded with worthless projects, assignments, and other obsolete works so that they make sure you can’t join any coaching and other co-curricular activities. The faculty will specifically hold classes and project discussions during the coaching time to make sure you are always occupied.
• Moreover, you will get little to no support for placements.
• On the other hand, the faculty at MNNIT Allahabad is very supportive of core branches like electrical. You will be encouraged to follow your passion.
• MNNIT Allahabad also has a better placement ratio as compared to the latter.
• Also, you can see many students from MNNIT Allahabad clearing various competitive exams such as GATE, IES, Civil Services, etc. All thanks to its academic-friendly environment.

Overall, it is highly recommended to choose MNNIT Allahabad over MNIT Jaipur any day. The better placement ratio, friendly and supportive faculty, etc, make it the perfect place for new engineering aspirants like you.

ET Lucknow is an autonomous constituent college of Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU). It is considered one of the tier 3 engineering colleges in the state and most of the students from the institute pass out with an average salary of INR 3 – 4 lakhs per annum to work as clerks in service-based companies which cannot be termed great in any sense.

Electrical Engineering as a discipline is also very dead and there will be very few core companies who will offer jobs.

The skills demanded by the industry are not being supplied by the students and thus placements are lower. If the colleges start implementing changes and upskill their students the situation will definitely improve. But as it stands today, the placements are grim.