According to the reviews online, NIT Warangal is much better than NIT Rourkela. It is among the top 3 NITs in India. Warangal has the best CSE and ECE departments. They have a 100% placement record.

NIT Rourkela is also good but not in the same league as Warangal. NIT Rourkela has increased in popularity in recent years and is currently in the league of NIT Allahabad, Jaipur or Calicut. Its main disadvantage is its location and extremely strict attendance rules. But the infrastructure of NIT Rourkela is getting better each day. Due to its location some of the top recruiters do not prefer visiting the college.

The most important thing that makes NIT Warangal better than Rourkela is its moderate course fees and the brilliant placement record.

Thus, choosing NIT Warangal seems to be a better option than going for NIT Rourkela.

Both IMT Ghaziabad and SIBM Pune are renowned B-Schools across the nation and offer good education to their students. But IMT Ghaziabad offers a superior campus life and learning experience, alongside great in-campus placements compared to SIBM Pune. Established in 1980, IMT Ghaziabad has earned a lot of recognition for its unique curriculum and teaching support, which helps students develop the skills needed in the management sector. 

As a result, the demand for IMT Ghaziabad graduates is higher than those of SIBM Pune in the corporate realm. So, it will be beneficial for you to pursue an MBA from IMT Ghaziabad.

Comparably Janki Devi Memoria College is better. It offers a better academic and faculty base. The college has many clubs and societies. Almost everyone at the institute is engaged in some kind of extracurricular. The campus is green, handicapped friendly. The placement cell of the institute is active and invites major MNCs to the campus for placement drives. Symphony, the JDMC annual fest is one of the best fests in DU.

Both BITS Pilani and NIT Trichy have attracted the best minds in the country and are at par with each other in terms of infrastructure, academics, labs, job opportunities, and alumni network. However, there are two major differences 

• NIT Trichy like any other national institute has a quota/reservation for SC/ST/OBC etc but BITS being a private institute accepts students solely on the basis of merit. So the crowd here is more filtered and of better quality. 
• BITS Pilani fees are very high so the students there are from the high strata while NITs have competitively low fees so students from weak financial backgrounds also join.
• BITS is hyped for its no-attendance policy and flexible time schedule. 

Overall, BITS Pilani certainly gives an edge to NIT Trichy in terms of infrastructure and facilities but that stems from the fact that it is a private institute that charges high fees. So, if you are getting the same branch and you have no financial constraints, go for BITS while if you have money-related issues then NIT Trichy will do you enough. Always prioritize branch over Institute!

It is pretty clear that IIMs are better than NICMAR. I am assuming you are talking about new generation IIMs. 

IIMs have a different reputation in the corporate world. All companies die to recruit candidates from IIMs, and in the future, run values of IIMs are only going to increase, and an IIM tag can help you in reaching a CXO level in the corporate world plus IIMs offer a great culture and students life, various clubs and committee and various case competitions in IIMs will help you grooming, and you can make some good connections with the IIM fraternity.

The peer pool of IIM Ahmedabad varies from that of other B-schools like SP Jain, FMS, and NMIMS because of the admission criteria and quality of intake. The majority of the IIM Ahmedabad batch comprises performing students with CAT percentile almost touching 100 percentile. and most of them got close to the 100 percentile in CAT and they get opportunities to study business studies in IIM A, B, and C. Very few students get into IIMs through the process of diversification only if they scored more than 80 percent grade in Xth, XII th and Graduate Examinations. The other B schools like SP Jain, FMS, NMIMS, or JB don’t have such strict criteria and the peer pool comprises students from diverse academic profiles rather than just top CAT rankers. 

This is the major point of difference between the two kinds of B Schools. As a result of this, IIM Ahmedabad students are offered better placement opportunities at the global level than these average B-schools. 

If you are considering Amity University, Noida for Engineering, it is recommended that you do not enroll there. According to students who completed their bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering from there, it's a pathetic place to study. They claim that the quality of teaching is very poor, research is nil, and fees are too high. They highly recommend that you join KIIT, Bhubaneswar for a B.Tech, rather than Amity University, Noida.

Based on their experience, they believe that anyone who recommends Amity is either lying or trying to get a commission from you. Therefore, it's advised that you look into other options and do your research before making a decision on where to pursue your engineering degree.

Here is a video comparing these top engineering colleges

Both NITs and NSUT have their own plus and minus points. Let us look at a few plus points of NSUT Delhi-

1. Placements - It has better placements than all the NITs, DTU, and even a few IITs.
2. Location - It has a locational advantage as it is in Delhi. Also, it is located near the metro station, so you can travel across Delhi quite easily.
3. Campus - The campus is good. The academic, administrative, and other departments are located near each other. There is a large playground, sports facilities, and a running track. Parts of the campus are covered in a lush green forest. 
4. Faculty - The faculty consists of two kinds of teachers. First are those who teach really well, are regular, and give good assignments and valuable learnings. They are supportive and encourage the students to indulge in project work.

The second category consists of those who are there just for the sake of it.

But even NITs have a similar situation in this regard.

In terms of project opportunities, lab facilities, technical fests, and technical societies, the NITs are a better choice. 

Depending on your priorities, you can choose between the two. NSUT Delhi is a great choice if you wish to study over there.

I will compare SIT and KIIT on certain parameters-

• Fees- KIIT charges around 2.5 times more than SIT.

• Curriculum- In terms of curriculum, KIIT has the upper hand. KIIT is a university while SIT is a part of BPUT. The curriculum and paper-checking patterns of BPUT are quite vague and not that good.

• Infrastructure- KIIT has a far better infrastructure than SIT. SIT lags behind in terms of infrastructure. SIT provides really slow wifi on campus.

• Academics, Research, and Faculty- The faculty at SIT is better than KIIT. KIIT offers decent research opportunities but its students do not take much interest in the same. 

The teachers in SIT are partial. The study environment is lenient and students who do not even study also end up scoring an 8 CGPA. In KIIT, however, the academic situation is even worse.  

• Location- Although both institutions are not very far from each other, KIIT has a better location because SIT campus has mobile network issues.

• Campus Placements-  KIIT offers good placements, and packages can cross 6.5 LPA. However, more mass recruiters offering 3-4 LPA jobs visit the SIT campus. KIIT also has a good number of mass recruiters visiting the campus though.

• Fests and Events- KIIT holds fests and events for its students. On the other hand, SIT mostly has no events and even if something does take place, the students of SIT itself end up performing.

I would suggest you choose KIIT because if you work hard enough, you can end up in a company like SAP Labs with a good package. SIT offers only average placement opportunities for which the packages range from 3-4 LPA. You can choose SIT if you wish to go for higher studies.