All Top 100 Engineering colleges in India

All Top 100 Engineering colleges in India

The Top 100 Engineering colleges in India
Rank	Name of Institute	City	G/P	IC	I&F	PS	II	P	T
				/30	/20	/15	/15	/20	/100
1	IIT Kanpur	Kanpur	G	28	19	14	13	19	93
2	IIT Kharagpur	Kharagpur	G	28	19	14	14	18	92
3	IIT Bombay	Mumbai	G	27	19	13	14	19	91
4	IIT Madras	Chennai	G	27	18	13	13	18	89
5	IIT Delhi	Delhi	G	26	19	13	13	18	89
6	BITS Pilani	Pilani	P	26	18	14	14	17	88
7	IIT Roorkee	Roorkee	G	26	19	13	12	16	86
8	IT-BHU	Varanasi	G	24	18	13	12	16	83
9	IIT Guwahati	Guwahati	G	25	18	13	11	15	81
10	College of Engg, Anna University	Guindy	G	25	17	12	13	14	81
11	Jadavpur University, Faculty of Engg & Tech	Calcutta	G	25	16	12	11	15	80
12	Indian School of Mines	Dhanbad	G	25	16	12	12	15	79
13	NIT	Warangal	G	25	17	12	12	14	79
14	BIT, Mesra	Ranchi	P	24	14	12	12	14	76
15	NIT	Trichy	G	24	17	10	11	14	76
16	Delhi College of Engineering	New Delhi	G	22	16	13	11	14	76
17	Punjab Engineering College	Chandigarh	G	22	18	10	9.3	16	75
18	NIT	Suratkal	G	24	17	10	10	13	75
19	Motilal Nehru National Inst. of Technology	Allahabad	G	23	17	11	9.9	14	75
20	Thapar Inst of Engineering & Technology	Patiala	p	22	16	12	12	12	74
21	Bengal Eng and Science University, Shibpur	Howrah	G	23	16	12	11	12	73
22	MANIT	Bhopal	G	24	16	11	10	12	73
23	PSG College of Technology	Coimbatore	G	22	15	9.8	14	13	73
24	IIIT	Hyderabad	G	21	16	10	11	14	73
25	Harcourt Butler Technological Institute	Kanpur	G	23	16	11	10	12	72
26	Malviya National Institute of Technology	Jaipur	G	23	17	10	9.2	13	72
27	VNIT	Nagpur	G	22	16	11	10	13	71
28	NIT	Kozhikode	G	22	17	9.9	10	12	71
29	Dhirubhai Ambani IICT	Gandhinagar	P	23	16	11	9.6	11	70
30	Osmania Univ. College of Engineering	Hyderabad	G	23	14	10	11	12	70
31	College of Engineering, Andhra University	Vishakhapatnam	G	23	13	11	11	14	70
32	Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology	New Delhi	G	22	17	9.3	9.7	12	70
33	NIT	Kurukshetra	G	22	16	9.9	9.6	12	69
34	NIT	Rourkela	G	20	15	10	10	13	69
35	SVNIT	Surat	G	20	14	10	11	14	69
36	Govt. College of Engineering	Pune	G	21	12	11	12	13	69
37	Manipal Institute of Technology	Manipal	p	22	13	11	10	13	69
38	JNTU	Hyderabad	G	22	13	11	10	13	68
39	R.V. College of Engineering	Bangalore	p	21	13	11	11	13	68
40	NIT	Jamshedpur	G	20	13	10	10	14	68
41	University Visvesvaraya College of Engg.	Bangalore	G	22	13	9.6	9.9	13	68
42	VJTI	Mumbai	G	20	13	11	11	13	68
43	Vellore Institute of Technology	Vellore	P	20	17	9.8	10	10	67
44	Coimbatore Institute of Technology	Coimbatore	G	20	13	11	12	11	67
45	SSN College of Engineering	Chennai	P	21	13	11	11	11	67
46	IIIT	Allahabad	G	19	14	12	11	12	67
47	College of Engineering	Trivandrum	G	19	16	8.9	9.4	13	67
48	NIT Durgapur	Durgapur	G	21	12	11	11	12	67
49	SIT	Calcutta	G	23	13	10	8.9	12	67
50	Mumbai University Inst of Chemical Tech	Mumbai	G	20	13	11	10	13	67
51	Sardar Patel College of Engineering	Mumbai	p	20	13	10	10	13	67
52	P.E.S. Institute of Technology	Bangalore	p	20	13	11	12	11	66
53	Maharashtra Institute of Technology	Pune	p	20	13	10	10	12	66
54	Amrita Institute of Technology & Science	Coimbatore	p	20	12	12	11	12	66
55	National Institute of Engineering	Mysore	p	20	12	12	10	12	66
56	B.M.S. College of Engineering	Bangalore	p	20	13	11	9.6	12	66
57	Laxminarayan Institute Of Tech.	Nagpur	G	20	12	10	10	12	66
58	Nirma Institute of Technology	Ahmedabad	p	19	14	10	10	12	65
59	IIIT	Pune	G	19	13	10	10	13	65
60	Amity School of Engineering	Noida	p	20	14	9.3	10	13	65
61	JNTU	Kakinada	G	20	13	9.8	10	12	65
62	S.J. College of Engineering	Mysore	P	20	13	11	9.4	12	65
63	Chaitanya Bharathi Inst. of Technology	Hyderabad	P	19	13	9.8	9.2	13	65
64	IIIT	Bangalore	G	19	12	12	11	11	64
65	SRM Institute of Science and Technology	Chennai	P	21	12	9.3	8.4	13	64
66	SASTRA	Thanjavur	P	19	13	12	10	10	64
67	Bangalore Institute of Technology	Bangalore	P	20	12	11	10	12	64
68	The Technological Inst. of Textile & Sciences	Bhiwani	G	20	13	11	9.3	11	64
69	IIIT	Gwalior	G	20	13	10	10	11	64
70	JNTU	Anantpur	G	19	12	11	9	12	63
71	M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology	Bangalore	P	19	14	10	8.7	12	63
72	Gitam	Vishakhapatnam	P	19	15	11	6.2	12	63
73	NIT	Hamirpur	G	18	15	9.7	7.9	12	63
74	NIT	Jalandhar	G	20	13	9.3	9.1	12	63
75	SV University Engineering College	Tirupati	G	20	12	10	10	11	62
76	NIT	Raipur	G	19	13	9.6	9.1	12	62
77	Vasavi College of Engineering	Hyderabad	P	20	14	9.6	7.1	12	62
78	The ICFAI Inst of Science and Technology	Hyderabad	P	21	8.4	12	12	9.7	62
79	NIT	Patna	G	20	12	11	9.2	10	62
80	Cummins College of Engg for Women	Pune	G	20	8.7	12	11	10	62
81	VIT	Pune	P	18	11	12	10	11	61
82	Shri Ramdeo Baba K.N. Engineering College	Nagpur	P	19	13	10	8.2	9.7	60
83	Muffakham Jah Engineering College	Hyderabad	P	17	12	8.1	10	12	60
84	Karunya Institute of Technology	Coimbatore	P	18	12	8.9	8.4	12	60
85	D.J. Sanghvi	Mumbai	P	18	13	8.1	9.5	11	60
86	Sathyabhama Engineering College	Chennai	P	18	12	9.5	8.2	12	60
87	Kongu Engineering College	Erode	P	18	13	9.3	8.5	11	59
88	Mepco Schlenk Engineering College	Sivakasi	P	18	14	8.7	8.5	11	59
89	Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College	Ludhiana	G	18	12	8.6	8.8	12	59
90	Hindustan Inst of Engineering Technology	Chennai	P	19	11	9.2	9.3	10	59
91	SDM College of Engineering	Dharwad	P	17	13	8	9.6	12	59
92	R.V.R. & J.C. College Of Engg	Guntur	P	17	12	9.6	8.7	11	58
93	Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi	New Delhi	G	20	10	8.8	8.7	11	58
94	K.L. College of Engineering	Veddeswaram	P	18	13	9.4	7.5	11	58
95	Dharmsinh Desai Institute of Technology	Nadiad	P	16	12	10	9.1	10	58
96	S.G.S. Institute of Technology & Science	Indore	G	16	11	9.8	9.5	10	57
97	Jabalpur Engineering College	Jabalpur	G	16	13	8.2	8.5	12	57
98	Sree Chitra Thirunal College of Engineering	Trivandrum	P	16	13	7.9	8.7	9.9	55
99	G.H. Patel College of Engg & Technology	Vallabh Vidyanagar	G	15	13	9.5	7.4	9.6	54
100	Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology	Bhubaneshwar	P	15	13	8.1	8.5	9.8	54

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Top 5 Must Have Productivity Apps for Android !

Productivity apps are double edged swords. If you spend too much time on figuring out how they work, or if the apps turn out to be inefficient on a cross platforms or if there are bugs in the apps which don’t allow all the features to work, then you’re dismissing the whole point of having productivity and organization app.
The deal breaker on productivity app is that it has to have a simple, intuitive interface. No one wants to spend time to figure out how the app organizes itself, right?
From the millions of productivity apps that exist today, here are some of the much preferred and popular ones.

Wunderlist

Wunderlist, which was recently released for Android is one simple, cross-platform app which is also available for Windows, OSX and the iPhone. If your whole life revolves around lists of things to be done, reminders and task timelines, this app is for you. Prioritize tasks with stars, check them off when they’re done, share reminders and alarms with other Android users, view different task lists at once and keep track of project timelines – these are just a few great features of this awesome, widely used productivity app.
(Free app | Android download)

1Password

Have you always found it difficult to remember all you passwords, security folio numbers, car details, software serial numbers, numerical bank information and non-web account information? Use this productivity app to erase all these numbers from your physical files and memory. You can save all this information in 1Password for Android and use a 4 digit code with a master password to secure it. Once you have all your info uploaded, you can use the app to auto fill information in browsers, wherever required. And of course, backing up all this data on your Mac or PC is a cakewalk with this Android based productivity app.
(Free app | Android market download)

Pageonce (A personal Assistant)

As the name suggests, this little app is more than just a personal assistant. It’ll manage your life by keeping track of all your accounts and integrating them for you to have a look at one single glance. Whether it is your Amazon checkout cart, your updated bank balance, or your social media page, you can take a look at all your account information on a single dashboard without signing in into each of them separately. What’s more, this Android based productivity app will help you track bank statements and updates, remind you of billing dates, help you plan frequent flyer miles and much more.
What you will absolutely love about this productivity app is that is has a 128 bit SSL encryption, which means that you can remotely disable its access in case your phone gets lost. Much better than having a real paid personal assistant, don’t you think?
(Free app | Android market link)

Mighty Meeting

Are PowerPoint presentations harrowing the hell out of you? Are you a jet-setting executive who is making presentation every other day of the week? Android based Mighty Meeting allows you to upload all your KeyNote and PowerPoint presentations to your phone and play them whenever you need them. Not only at one glance can you make your document public, share it with select people, email it or put it on your calendar, the best part is that this productivity app allows you to refer and rehearse on your presentation just about anytime and anywhere. No plugging around heavy projector equipment anymore. Plug and play your presentation from your phone.
(Free app | Android market link)

ReQall

We love ReQall because it takes the process of maintaining notes, lists, reminders and memos to the next level by adding voice. If you’re a lazy bum with your iPhone touch screen keypad and want your voice to do all the work, this app if for you.  This suite of lists and reminders can be synced online with your ReQall account so that you can even access it offline when you’re on a flight, maybe. This Android based productivity app is highly efficient in the workplace as you can share task lists and reminders with your colleagues.
And much to your amazement, ReQall also integrates reminders from all instant messaging platforms. The voice feature may give you some time lag problems, but hey all voice features on apps are in the process of becoming more and more sophisticated by the day. So just hold on there.
(Free app | Android market link)
With these productivity apps, you’re sure to make optimum utilization of your time. Forget primitive procedures, like signing in into multiple accounts, remembering passwords, tasks and taking backup. Let your productivity apps do all the dirty work!

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Jelly Bean, Now The Most Used Android Version

Jelly Bean, Now The Most Used Android Version [Android Fragmentation]

 

Recently, the monthly Android distribution figures were updated and for the first time, Jelly Bean came out on top. This is good news and means that a major set of smartphones are having the latest version of Android in them. Finally!
Jelly Bean now has 37.9% share and now holds the first place while displacing Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) which still (nearly after 2 years of launch) has a healthy 34.1% share. Third spot as expected is held by Ice Cream Sandwich (23.3%).

Observations

The first one is obviously the high percentage of Gingerbread. It is holding on to its own akin to Windows XP in so many ways. While, its era is most certainly gone, there is a slew of phones that found the last update in Gingerbread and such phones are in wide circulation.
Another observation can be made by this data is that about the rise of cheaper smartphones in countries like India. It began with Gingerbread and as most of these phones were never updated to the next level they are adding to the percentage of the phones still having Android 2.3.
Another interesting thing of note is that while usually (with the exception of Honeycomb), Android updates have been in linear growth. In the sense that when Éclair (2.1) came out it overshadowed Donut (1.6) and when Froyo came out, it became most used OS.
Ice cream sandwich missed that train. It is on the third spot and with Key Lime Pie in sniffing distance, in all probability; it will never see the number 1 spot.
This brings to fore an interesting conclusion…
Companies have improved their updating system. As the requirement for Android 4.1 was same as Android 4.0 most Handsets were eligible for the update. Of course, many of them didn’t get the update or got delayed but the percentage was less than the updates of before.
Also of interest to me is that there are 5% users still using pre-gingerbread phones. This is a shocker even in developing nations. While in percentage, it might not seem much, actual figures will come to few millions of smartphones or users!
The biggest question here is that does it all goes to moot with the release of Key Lime Pie this year?
Google has so far delayed the new version as much as they can. While it may not be ready in all probability, it seems Google wants to add the services without actually adding the version number as can be perceived from this year’s Google I/O.
Even with that, they will have to launch the version this year and as soon as it comes, the biggest share will become of an older Android version and we will be back to square one.
There are rumors that the newer version will be less demanding than even Android 4.1/4.2 (Jelly Bean) so that it is easier to install on older devices. Let’s see if this turns out to be true and more importantly if this persuades the companies towards swifter updates.
Note: This percentage is based on the Android sets accessing the Play Store. The actual number of handsets may be more and might skew the percentage slightly.

 

 

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