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PLACEMENT BROCHURE Work for It Don’t dream about success; PLACEMENT BROCHURE work for it. 2004-05 to 2016-17 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Faculty of Engineering and Technology, SRM University DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Faculty of Engineering and Technology, SRM University Placement Details for the Academic Year [2004-05] UG Sl. No. Date Company Name ECE 1 10.07.2004 Infosys Technologies Ltd., Bangalore 10 2 12.07.2004 Wipro Ltd., Bangalore 15 3 14.07.2004 Cognizant Tech. Solutions, Chennai 4 4 15.07.2004 Polaris Software Lab Ltd., 1 Cognizant Technology Solutions India Pvt. Ltd., 5 16.07.2004 14 Chennai 6 16.07.2004 Samma Technologies 1 7 18.07.2004 Mindtree Consulting Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore 1 8 19.07.2004 Sathyam Computer Services Ltd., Hydrabad 2 9 23.07.2004 Lanco Lights Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad 1 10 26.07.2004 i-Nautix Technologies India Pvt. Ltd., Chennai 3 11 29.07.2004 Ramco Systems, Chennai 2 12 02.08.2004 Torry Harris Business Solutions, Bangalore 2 13 03.08.2004 Computer ScincesCorpn (CSC), Noida 1 14 05.08.2004 Sasken Communications, Bangalore 1 15 07.08.2004 SCT Software Solutions, Bangalore 1 16 14.08.2004 Tata Consultancy Services, Chennai 17 18.08.2004 Thesys Technologies 1 18 20.08.2004 Accenture, Chennai 3 19 23.08.2004 RX Solutions, Chennai 2 20 01.09.2004 Patni computer Systems Ltd., Chennai 5 21 03.09.2004 HP Global Delivery India Center, Bangalore 6 22 15.09.2004 ValliammaiEngg. College 3 23 16.09.2004 S.R.M. Engg. College 6 24 20.09.2004 Siemens Ltd., Chennai 2 25 21.09.2004 PMR Software Tech., Ch. 1 26 09.10.2004 Midas Communications Tech. (P) Ltd. Ch. 1 27 15.10.2004 Larsen & Toubro Infotech Ltd., Chennai 1 28 16.10.2004 GDA Technologies Ltd. Chennai 2 29 19.10.2004 i-Gate Global Solutions Ltd. Chennai 3 Sl. No. Date Company Name ECE 30 20.10.2004 ArunaiEngg. College 1 31 04.11.2004 Alcatel Development Centre Chennai (P) Ltd. 5 32 12.11.2004 EaswariEngg. College 1 33 12.11.2004 V Design 1 34 16.11.2004 DayanandSagarCollge of Engg., Bangalore 1 35 11.12.2004 BharathEngg. College 1 36 11.12.2004 PCET College, Coimbatore 1 37 08.01.2005 Info Tel 1 38 10.02.2005 ICICI Bank, Chennai 11 39 25.02.2005 RTTS, Bangalore 1 40 25.03.2005 i-Gate Global Solutions Ltd. Chennai 1 41 03.05.2005 Alcatel Development Centre Chennai (P) Ltd. 1 UG Number of Students Registered 124 Number of Students Placed 121 Placement Percentage 97.58% PG Sl. No. Date Company Name ECE 1 10.07.2004 Infosys Technologies Ltd., Bangalore 2 2 12.07.2004 Wipro Ltd., Bangalore 2 3 14.08.2004 Tata Consultancy Services, Chennai 2 4 20.08.2004 Accenture, Chennai 2 5 01.09.2004 Patni computer Systems Ltd., Chennai 1 6 15.09.2004 ValliammaiEngg. College 2 7 15.10.2004 Larsen & Toubro Infotech Ltd., Chennai 1 Total 12 PG Number of Students Registered 371 Number of Students Placed 271 Placement Percentage 73.04% DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Faculty of Engineering and Technology, SRM University Placement Details for the Academic Year [2005-06] UG Sl. No. Date Company Name ECE 1 17.06.2005 Infosys Technologies Ltd. Bangalore 23 2 23.06.2005 Wipro Ltd., Bangalore 6 3 04.07.2005 & 05.07.05 Sathyam Computer Services Ltd., Hyderabad 2 4 06.07.2005 e-Funds Ltd. Chennai 2 5 09.07.2005 & 10.07.05 Siemens Ltd. Chennai 1 6 11.07.2005 & 12.07.05 HP Global Delivery India Center Bangalore 6 7 16.07.2005 HCL Comnet Ltd. 1 8 17.07.2005 & 18.07.05 Sasken Communication Tech. Ltd. Bangalore 2 9 20.07.2005 & 21.07.05 Patni Computer Systems Ltd. Ch. 1 10 02.08.2005 & 09.08.05 i-Nautix Technologies India Pvt. Ltd., Chennai 2 11 08.08.2005 & 09.08.05 Computer Scinces Corp. India Pvt. Ltd., Noida 2 12 6.08.2005 Sutherland Global Services 1 13 20.08.2005 HCL Infosystems, Chennai 2 14 06.08.2005 Benchmark Broadcast Systems Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi 2 15 1.08.2005 Tata consultancy Services, Chennai 1 16 06.09.2005 M.S. Tamaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore 1 17 8.09.2005 ValliammaiEngg. College 1 18 2.09.2005 Wipro 1 19 16.09.2005 Tata Elxsi, Chennai 3 20 16.09.2005 Vignan Engineering College, Guntur 1 21 16.09.2005 Merits Engg. College, A.P 1 22 16.09.2005 SRKR Engg. College, Bhimavaram 1 23 17.09.2005 Skywork Solution Ltd. Hyderabad 1 24 17.09.2005 KCG Technology, Chennai 1 25 21.09.2005 Digibee Microsystems Ltd. Ch. 1 26 21.09.2005 Sathyabama Inst. Of Science & Tech. 2 27 21.09.2005 Tata Elxsi Ltd., Bangalore 1 28 21.09.2005 SSM College of Engg., Namakkal 1 29 21.09.2005 GPR Engg. College 1 Sl. No. Date Company Name ECE 30 27.09.2005 V.R. Siddhartha Engg. College, A.P. 1 31 04.10.2005 Sri ManakulaVinayagarEngg. College, Pondichery 1 32 08.10.2005 Perftrends Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Chennai 3 33 14.10.2005 SITAR 1 34 14.10.2005 Polaris Software Lab Ltd., Chennai 1 35 22.10.2005 Adamya Computing Technologies, Bangalore 1 36 22.10.2005 AdhiparasakthiEngg. College 1 37 26.10.2005 Sri Krishna Engg. College 1 38 28.10.2005 TVS Delphi, Chennai 2 39 28.10.2005 Alcatel Development India, Chennai 2 40 02.11.2005 Softbridge Solutions, Pune 2 41 15.11.2005 Sathyam Computer Services, Bangalore 1 42 30.11.2005 Sri krishnaEngg. College, Padappai 1 43 12.12.2005 Indus TeqsitePvt. Ltd., Chennai 1 44 12.12.2005 Silicon Interfaces Mumbai 1 45 02.01.2006 RMK Engineering College, Chennai 2 46 06.01.2006 Convergys Information management India, Hyderabad 1 47 10.01.2006 ICL International Ltd, Chennai 1 48 21.01.2006 Blue Star Ltd., Chennai 1 49 06.02.2006 Valulabs, Hyderabad 1 50 10.02.2006 SavithaEngg. College 2 51 18.03.2006 Quitegra Solution Ltd Chennai 1 52 30.03.2006 6KCPTechnologies, Chennai 53 18.04.2006 LokireddyBalireddy College of Engineering A.P 1 54 18.04.2006 Orbit Technology Hyderabad 1 Total 100 UG Number of Students Registered 150 Number of Students Placed 100 Placement Percentage 66.66% PG Sl. No. Date Company Name ECE 1 17.06.2005 Infosys Technologies Ltd. Bangalore 6 2 23.06.2005 Wipro Ltd., Bangalore 1 3 04.07.2005 & 05.07.05 Sathyam Computer Services Ltd., Hyderabad 1 4 17.07.2005 & 18.07.05 Sasken Communication Tech. Ltd. Bangalore 1 5 20.07.2005 & 21.07.05 Patni Computer Systems Ltd. Ch. 1 6 20.08.2005 HCL Info systems, Chennai 1 7 2.09.2005 Wipro 1 8 16.09.2005 Tata Elxsi, Chennai 1 Total 13 PG Number of Students Registered 33 Number of Students Placed 13 Placement Percentage 39.39% DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Faculty of Engineering and Technology, SRM University Placement Details for the Academic Year [2006-07] UG Sl. Sl. Date Company Name ECE Date Company Name ECE No. No. Cognizant 1 59 20 Caritor 4 01.07.2006 Technology 15.07.2006 2 Tech Mahindra 1 21 Samsung 2 01.08.2006 18.01.2007 3 Syntel 3 22 i-Nautix 3 04.04.2007 18.07.2006 Infosys Semanticspace 4 26 23 0 05.07.2006 Technologies Ltd. 18.11.2006 Technologies Ltd. 5 Essar Steel 0 24 ICICI Bank 4 05.08.2007 19.02.2007 6 Ramco Systems Ltd. 1 25 Polaris 0 06.11.2006 19.07.2006 7 Citigroup 7 26 HP 1 07.08.2006 20.07.2006 GDA Technologies 8 0 27 Virtusa 0 07.09.2006 Ltd. 21.07.2006 Quintegra Solutions 9 1 28 I - Gate 5 07.10.2006 Ltd. 21.09.2006 10 Mindtree 12 29 Aricent 1 08.07.2006 23.01.2007 11 Keane Inc. 0 30 Birlasoft 5 09.10.2006 23.07.2006 12 Sutherland 6 31 Tata Elxsi 0 10.03.2007 25.07.2006 13 SRM Technologies 3 32 Scope International 1 10.04.2007 25.08.2006 14 HCL Technologies 14 33 Wipro Technologies 46 10.07.2006 28.06.2006 16 US Technology 10 34 Torry Harris 2 10.08.2006 28.09.2006 Larsen & Toubro 17 Xansa 2 35 0 12.04.2007 30.08.2006 Ltd., Mumbai Digibee 18 Element K 1 36 1 13.03.2007 30.10.2006 Microsystems 19 Satyam Computers 2 Total 223 13.07.2006 UG Number of Students Registered 310 Number of Students Placed 223 Placement Percentage 71.93% PG Sl. No. Date Company Name ECE 1 01.07.2006 Cognizant Technology 11 2 05.07.2006 Infosys Technologies Ltd. 8 3 08.07.2006 Mindtree 3 4 10.04.2007 SRM Technologies 3 Total 25 PG Number of Students Registered 64 Number of Students Placed 25 Placement Percentage 39.06% DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING Faculty of Engineering and Technology, SRM University Placement Details for the Academic Year [2007-08] UG Sl. Sl. Date Company Name ECE Date Company Name ECE No. No. 02, 03 & Tata Consultancy 1 145 15 18.08.2007 Vedanta 3 04.07.07 Services 2 04.02.2008 7 Strata Inc 1 16 20.12.2007 Caterpillar EDC 2 Infotech SRM 3 04.03.2008 0 17 22.02.2008 12 Enterprises Technologies 05, 06 & 18 22.04.2008 Slash Support 1 4 Cognizant 41 07.07.07 19 23.07.07 HP 4 5 08.08.2007 Citi Group 9 20 23.09.2007 Hexaware 0 6 09 & 10.07.07 Infosys 15 21 23.10.2007 Titan Industries 0 7 09.08.2007 Accenture 3 24, 25 & 22 Renault Nissan 1 8 11 & 12.07.07 HCL 11 28.01.2008 9 11.10.2007 Maveric Systems 0 23 24.08.2007 AIG Systems 0 Sutherland 24 25.09.2007 HSBC Software 1 10 12.03.2008 3 Global Services 25 27&28.07.07 Tata Elxsi 5 11 13.02.2008 ICICI Bank 5 26 27.12.2007 Frost & Sullivan 0 12 14 & 16.07.07 Mindtree 17 27 30.08.2007 L&T Infotech 1 13 15.04.2008 Ingram Micro 3 Total 301 14 18 & 19.07.07 Caritor(Keane) 18 UG Number of Students Registered 451 Number of Students Placed 301 Placement Percentage 66.74% PG Sl.
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