CareerCup

Try marketing your job experience and programming hobby projects more and your college days less. With time, employers will also care about your education less. Once you get a call, the rest is mostly about your skill in the technical interview. Once you get a call, your education doesn't matter too much.

having graduated from a very a similar "not well known" college, i would say there are many things over a period of time tht u cud develop tht wud seprate ur profile frm the rest...1open source contribution. 2. working in a startup. 3. good performance on topcoder, spoj or codechef competition...these matter more than colleges in my opinion. Although for freshers, there is slight advantage if u r frm a good profile, bt after 3-4 years of work ex, college hardly matters..ur skills do.. if u r thinking of highier studies, ur projects and research papers(if any) matters..and typicaly, u will get more exposure in a good college for this..else u may try internship at a good institute/company if u want to plan in this direction.