Vasavi College of Engineering has been bestowed with an experienced faculty and an extremely good placement report over time. 

• The students of this institute are greatly disciplined as well.
• The major upside of Vasavi College of Engineering comes with the training it provides. Both on the enhancement of several soft skills and communication skills. 
• It offers open elective courses to students for creating a knowledge base in allied courses. 
• The institute encourages Campus Recruitment Training (CRT) following the sixth semester for making students industry-ready when placement offers to drive in. 
• Alongside many other advantages, it offers interested students coaching for the preparation of CAT as well. 

Make an informed decision while choosing between the two. Hope this helps in answering your query.

Lovely Professional University and Jain University are two of the apex private institutions of the country which provide education in a wide range of subjects and fields. While Jain University is graded ‘A’ by NAAC, both the above-mentioned universities are accredited by UGC. B.Tech. programs are quite popular courses at these institutes. NIRF has ranked Jain University and LPU 117 and 87 for BTech.

Admission:

Both Jain University and LPU offer Btech and MTech programs for CSE.

Jain University:

• At Jain University students require 10+2 with 60% with Physics and Mathematics and Chemistry/ Computer Science/ Electronics and JET/ Uni-Gauge score for BTech admission.

• For MTech graduation and JET/KPGCET/GATE scores are considered.

• The first-year course fee for BTech and MTech at Jain University is 1.6 Lakhs and 1.02 Lakhs.

LPU:

• 60% in 10+2 AND LPUNEST is the prerequisite for BTech CSE at LPU.

• For Mtech the admission is merit-based and students require 60% in BE or BTech.

• The BTech and MTech CSE program at LPU costs around 1.37 lakhs and 1.09 lakhs per annum.

Infrastructure and facilities:

JU: The outstanding infrastructure of JU includes a vast library, laboratories, seminar halls, auditorium, gymnasium, etc. Some of the facilities offered are library, hostels, auditorium, a variety of sports and clubs, etc.

LPU: The campus of LPU offers its students many facilities such as academic labs, libraries, sports and courts, gym, playgrounds, mess, wi-fi, etc.

Scholarships:

JU: The institute provides numerous need and merit-based scholarships including the Medha, Eklavya, and Natyaswara scholarships.

LPU: Scholarships are given to meritorious students, CAPF personnel wards, orphans, students with disabilities, etc.

Placement Statistics:

Students of CSE get employed in job roles like Software Engineers, Application Developer, Network Engineer, CAD Engineer, etc. The areas of employment include communication, IT, electronics, manufacturing, etc.

JU:

• 98.5% of students were placed in top companies such as Tommy Hilfiger, Honeywell, Deloitte, Morgan Stanley, etc.

• The highest package offered was 30 LPA and the average package offered was 7 LPA.

LPU:

• 2500+ offers were made by top recruiting companies such as Microsoft, Amazon, Bosch, SAP Labs, etc.

• The highest salary package offered to engineer graduates was 42 LPA.

Both Jain University and LPU offer decent CSE programs with good placement rates. So, choose according to your convenience.

There is nothing called instrumentation engineering. The students usually study the syllabus of the electronic branch that includes learning low-level languages along with the complete command of them. 

• There is a very high demand for highly skilled engineers who know the top programming languages like TopCoder, GitHub, and many more. 
• Learning these languages totally depends upon the person that they can do without going to college.
• Becoming an electronics engineer totally depends upon the person, and their effort, not the college. 
• Some of the students follow the GATE syllabus to enter into the government sectors. 
• Some get recruitment in top private companies by learning these programming languages. The college can help you out only by giving a proper study environment that can promote your overall development. 

If you wish to join the private sector, then only the placement facility provided by the college is useful to you.

Last but not least we can say that the college for the instrumentation branch is the version of the electronics branch of engineering. It totally depends on you how much effort you are putting into the same and not depend on the college.

In terms of college, IEM and HIT both provide similar career opportunities in the IT sector. Major recruiters like TCS, Infosys, CTS, Capgemini from the IT sector visit both the institutes. 

If you had to pick between the two engineering fields, you should always go with CS. If you select CS, you will be able to apply for a variety of government/public sector positions (ISRO, BARC, IOCL) after completing your B.tech. Only CS guys are qualified to apply for the majority of these government jobs. 

As you will get similar opportunities you can choose either. Also, outside of WB, no one cares if you're from IEM or HIT. Unless you're from JU, everything is the same.