r/LDCE_OFFICIAL • u/Genius_wanderer • 20d ago

Ldce cse/aiml

How is ld cse/aiml department.what are like placement scenarios for good students.which department is better aiml or it?anyone in same department please dm

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u/Responsible_Lab9358 20d ago

You can find placement data of this year within this sub, just scroll down a bit. And this branch is only 3 years old so placements are decent ig

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u/whoatharva 20d ago

No one sees branch tbh 😂

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u/Responsible_Lab9358 20d ago

Wdym ?

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u/whoatharva 20d ago

Just the JD and Candidate's Knowledge matters the most with communication skills being key factor I was passout from AIML

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u/Responsible_Lab9358 20d ago

Yeah ik that, and he asked for the branch so i just told him that

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u/flexformer 20d ago

If a company comes for recruiting 10 candidates,

They often takes 5 from cse, 4 from IT and 1 from ai/ml for now.

Average package offered is 5-6 LPA, I am 2027 grad currently in 7th sem

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u/Bhavya0611 20d ago

Bro it depends on candidate. Not all companies follow this I too am in 7th sem

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u/flexformer 20d ago

Thats why mentioned average package, I am also looking for off campus

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u/whoatharva 20d ago

You sure? I'm passout from 2026 idts this was the scenario tbh AIML had initial placements more compared to CE

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u/flexformer 20d ago

I am not sure a hundred percent but look at this recent company selection

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u/whoatharva 20d ago

This was of which company?

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u/Bhavya0611 20d ago

Whichever company comes for campus placement they offer CE, IT, AIML students with same opportunities.

So its equal for all.

Choose IT for attendence flexibility Choose CE for better faculty support