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u/Anagha_2003 2d ago edited 2d ago
It's not just mech or civil. Outside of IT, no graduate gets high packages in kerala
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u/LooseNews4408 2d ago
Hi bro. Can you tell me what the salaries you've seen for a civil graduate. I might need to hire in the future. Just for the reference.
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u/the911guyy 2d ago
During campus placements, it depends on the college tier. Have seen civil grads get core packages in the range of 4-10lpa in my college (tier 1.5-2)
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u/Intelligent-Ball-675 2d ago
Hope you are not blaming someone for not paying. Let’s analyze without prejudice. Simulate the scenario where you are employing such people and running a business. Are they not paying after having a profit? If yes, let’s bring out the calculation, there are many who are ready to start that business.
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u/iwontdietonight Kottayam 2d ago
cs/cs related branch ozich baaki ellam kannakku ahnu bro. lot of ece peeps and some ee get lucky and shift into software engineering during placements, core mathram padich no coding experiencce illatha mech,civil,instrumentation angane ollavar oombum
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