I have friends from both LNCT Bhopal and JIIT Noida, and according to the conversations that I had with them, I will say JIIT is relatively better than the former. The reason, quite clearly, is because the admission shortlisting is based upon the rank secured in JEE Mains, and not on the basis of marks acquired in the boards.

So you will be among a better peer group at JIIT which will be highly beneficial for your personality development, alongside several other positive differences.

Here are the recent placement highlights for both institutes.

With better peer group and exposure, JIIT Noida is definitely better than LNCT Bhopal.

XIMB-HR and XAHR are both one and the same. The former has been renamed to the latter. XAHR ranks above IMI New Delhi in HR. Not because of the placement prospectus but because of the faculties. Most of the faculties are from have great industry experience.

The course is as per the global standards of SHRM. They provides 100% placement in both finals and summers.

You also get the experience of the outbound learning program organized by TSAF or TATA steel adventure foundation. The new campus is a little outside the main city and the only advantage of IMI New Delhi is its location. XIMB-HR and XAHR are both one and the same.

Most of the faculties are from have great industry experience. The course is as per the global standards of SHRM. They provide 100% placement in both finals and summers. You also get the experience of the outbound learning program organized by TSAF or TATA steel adventure foundation. The new campus is a little outside the main city. And the only advantage of IMI New Delhi is its location.

Ujjain Engineering College (UEC) ranks 10th among the top engineering colleges by NIRF ranking. They have highly supportive ten faculty members who are always motivating the students in all aspects. 

ECE from UIT RGPV Bhopal is one of the fastest-growing fields of engineering courses. 

The overall placement rate in this institute is approximately 89% every year. 

Admission:

UEC:-

• The candidates must have passed 10+2 having physics, chemistry, and mathematics as compulsory subjects. 
• Selection is based on the marks obtained in JEE Main.
• The cutoff required is 53997 - 70050.
• The fees required is INR 25,151.
• The seats allocated for this course are 60.

UIT RGPV:-

• A minimum of 45% marks in 10+2 with physics, chemistry and mathematics as primary subjects. 
• JEE Main is necessary for the admission in B.Tech Automobile engineering.
• The cutoff required is 56950 - 67302.
• The program fee required is INR 23,920.
• The institute houses a total intake of 60 students.

Placements:

UEC provides moderate placement to the students. Many companies visit the college but mostly CSE and ECE students get the most placement with an average salary of INR 4 LPA. 

UIT RGPV organises both on-campus and off-campus placement drives so that the students get placed in reputed companies. 

Tabulated below are the placement statistics of both institutions:

The top companies are Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Cognizant, Accenture, Capgemini, HCL, Tech Mahindra, ICICI Bank, Atos, etc. 

Campus life

• The hostels of both these provide all the basic amenities and consist of an accommodation of 200 students in each hostel.
• Both of these colleges have well-equipped laboratories and have a rich collection of books over different topics.
• The college has abundant facilities that can be availed by the students in all spheres of academic and nonacademic life.

Mechanical engineering is considered as one of the best in Madhya Pradesh. However, ECE has a phenomenal future in India, and so many students prefer it than mechanical engineering.