I have friends from both KJ Somiya and DJ Sanghavi. Based on the conversations I had with them, here is a brief comparison of the institutes. 

• Teaching: Both institutes have good faculty bases and good academic infrastructure with well-established laboratories. 
• Student crowd: The crowd at both institutes is similar. Both have a Gujrathi minority. 
• Campus: KJ Somiya has a bigger campus. It has a full-size football ground, basketball ground, volleyball ground, tennis court, etc. DJ Sanghavi has a small campus but it offers better infrastructure. 
• Placements: Placement wise KJ Somiya is better than DJ Sanghavi. The former offers better packages. Most of the companies that recruit from KJ Somiya are from the IT industry. Also, a few telecom companies visit the campus placements. 

Here are the placement highlights of both the institutes in brief.

Both Electronics and EXTC students can appear for Telecommunications companies. However, EXTC has better scopes in this field.

NIT Goa can be more preferable to NIT Puducherry. One of the major reasons is because NIT Goa comes with better exposure since it has a leading locational advantage. Several top-tier companies are in close proximity to the institute.

Here is a brief placement record of both institutes.

It’s better to choose NIT Goa since you will have better placement opportunities at the institute. 

Both IIT BHU and MNNIT Allahabad are old and well-reputed colleges and offer good CSE programs in terms of academics and placements.

Being an old NIT, MNNIT Allahabad offers decent placement and the placement rate for CSE at this institute is around 97.60%. In the 2019, 163 students were placed out of 167 students from the CSE department and the average CTC offered was around 15.12 LPA. Whereas, the highest CTC went up to 36 LPA. IIT BHU had a 100% placement from the CSE department and the average CTC ranged between 10 LPA to 58 LPA.

But IIT BHU offers a better coding culture than MNNIT Allahabad. In IIT BHU almost every student gets engaged in coding, irrespective of their branch which makes for a rich coding culture on the campus. Many students were selected in Google Summer of Coding (GSoC) in 2018. Many freshers start competitive coding from the very beginning of their course. The programming society is quite active here, students participate in technical activities and various coding competitions. The results of inter IIT coding competitions are proof of IIT BHU’s growing popularity in coding.

Before choosing a college, you should consider things like - Infrastructure, fee structure, faculty profile, placements, coding culture, the branch of interest, extracurricular activities, distance from home, etc.

All these colleges are affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. AIT, now known as AIACTR, is a government college while MAIT and BVP are private colleges.

If we compare only private colleges, then the preference order will be as the following.

• BVCOE can be ranked higher in terms of academics.
• In terms of placements and co-curricular activities, MAIT deserves a higher position.
• If we consider the coding culture, MSIT can be ranked higher.

Here is a comparison between government colleges and private colleges:

• In government colleges, the fee is almost half that of private colleges. Hence, it provides relief to people having financial problems.
• The facilities at government colleges are not at par with private colleges. The facilities are usually of poor quality. In private colleges, even if the college lacks certain facilities, the reforms are quick whereas in government colleges, it takes a lot of time and you might spend half of your college life without availing of such facilities.
• The quality of teaching is very important to note here. In government colleges, most of the teachers do not teach at par the required quality.

Based on what I heard from my friend I will say the preference order should be - MAIT>BVP>AIT.

NIMIMS MPSTME, a private University in Mumbai, affiliated to NMIMS Deemed to be University. The University is specialized in areas like B. Tech, B.Tech.+ MBA, M. Tech., MCA, PGDM, and Ph. D that accepts admission based on NMIMS NPAT scores and for M. Tech it counts on GATE Score.

MIT Pune ranked 138 in the NRF Ranking that offers programs in disciples like Engineering, Pharmacy, Law, Journalism, Management, and more. The University also organizes distance learning through the MIT School of distance learning for postgraduate diploma courses.

Placements:

NMIMS MPSTME:

• The university emphasizes pre-placement activities such as mock interviews, seminars, conferences, expert talks, etc for the final year students for the final recruitment process.
• As per the 2019 stats,43 companies visited for B. Tech students.

MIT PUNE:

• The University organizes aptitude tests, group discussions, personal interviews, resume building, and presentation skills for the final year students.
• Some of the reputed recruiters that visit the campus are Asian Paints, Cairn India, Deloitte, Consulting India Pvt. Ltd., EQ Technologies, Eaton Technologies Ltd., Force Motors Ltd., HDFC Bank, John Deere, etc.

The table given below shows the placement statistics of both institutes

Fee Structure:

• NMIMS MPSTME: The fee structure of B. Tech mechanical is 3.13 LPA (First year).
• MIT PUNE: The fee structure of B. Tech mechanical is 3.1 LPA (First year).

Faculties:

• NIMIMS MPSTME has a total of 25 full-time faculty members and 9 full-time administrative and technical support staff.
• MIT PUNE uploads a majority of faculties with Ph.D. degrees that offer good quality education to the students.

However, admission into these colleges is only possible through the college entrance exam and JEE mains. The given details will help you in making your choice for the right college. Yet, the name of an institute or college is nothing more than a tag and you can possibly pursue your dream job from any of the two institutes mentioned with your skills.

Amity Law School is ranked among the top 10 Law schools in the country by India Today and Outlook. While in 2017, Sharda University was Awarded Best Law School in Delhi-NCR by National Education Excellence Awards. Amity Law School has been approved by BCI and Sharda University has been approved by DCI, MCI, UGC, State Government, and NCTE.

Courses-

• Amity Law School offers courses at the undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels. This includes Integrated LLB courses, LLB, LLM, and Ph.D.

• On the other hand, Sharda University offers law courses that include Integrated LLB, LLB, and LLM, and Ph.D.

Admission-

Amity Law School:

• Selection criteria for Integrated LLB and LLB are IPU CET or written exam, GD, interview whereas the selection criteria for LLM are written exam or interview, and that for Ph.D. is PET and interview.

• The school accepts applications in online and offline mode.

Sharda University:

• The selection criteria for Integrated LLB, LLB, and LLM are LSAT/CLAT or valid SUAT scores.

• Application mode accepted by the university is both online and offline.

Placement-

Amity Law School:

• Law firms are invited for a campus recruitment drive and also compulsory internship opportunities are offered to the students.

• Some of the top recruiters at the law school are EXL services, Educomp Solutions Limited, OSC, Central Bank of India, NIIT, and Lanco Infratech.

Sharda University:

• Through its Placement Portal, by far the university has placed more than 37,500 students in numerous multinational and national companies.

• For the academic year 2018-19, 350+ companies visited the campus.

• The highest package offered is INR 65 lakhs.

For law, Amity law school and Sharda University have great faculty with years of experience. Both the institutes are equally reputed for their Law program.