UPES Geniuses Who Made It Large In The Silicon Valley
The institution with a 96.07% placement record of eligible students who have opted for the process.
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Engineering jobs are the most coveted in today's meta world. The work is fast-paced, salaries are sky high, and the dynamic sector has unending opportunities to ideate, innovate and create.
But the industry is also brimming with competition. Only the best of the trained minds make it to the big leagues in Silicon Valley. Ask most engineering graduates about their dream job. And they would admit to wanting to work with long-standing institutions such as Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, Qualcomm and Accenture to name a few.
It means you must be a step ahead right from your graduation. The University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES) is aware of the sector's demands. It emerged as an innovative institution offering industry-focused specialised undergraduate and postgraduate courses in 2003. Some programmes focus on niche specialisations like cloud computing, big data analytics, machine design engineering, petroleum, graphics, and gaming among other mainstream engineering courses.
It has been ranked as the 65th University in India by NIRF 2022 and has a 96.07% placement* record for all eligible students who opted for the selection process. Companies that have provided innumerable opportunities to UPES graduates include IBM, Microsoft, L&T, Tata Power, CISCO, Facebook Blueprint, and more. It is the first Indian university to be awarded QS 5 Stars for Academic Development and also rated 5 Stars for its outstanding Employability, Facilities, and Program Strength.
What's more? It can also put you on the global map through the credit transfer opportunity whereby BTech students can study at The University of Queensland, Australia. They can also study abroad at Berkeley Global, through student and faculty exchange, joint research, international internships, and more.
Visit here to know more about the University of Petroleum & Energy Studies.
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