The short answer is Yes. If EIE is your interest and you want to build your career here then there is no reason to stop. My brother is an alumnus from RV College of Engineering, and here’s why you must definitely go for it.

• If you are good at academics and really into your subject, you will get good placements. 
• For the 2019-20 batch, the department observed 84.09% placements. A total of 37 students got placed among 44 students. 
• The college has a good reputation and history hence, good companies visit there for placements. 
• Any branch will get you a good placement especially CSE and IT. No doubt it’s the same scenario in every institute.

The table below shows the placement statistics of EIE at RVCE:

All in all, if you give your 100% in any branch, you are most likely to get placed. Though the intake of EIE is quite low, all matters are your interest. In most cases, if you have a good rank in entrance exams then you can get EEE in BMSCE or MSRIT with the same rank. However, if your interest lies only in EIE, then don’t give it a second thought.

Firstly, you should know that IIIT UNA is a new college and although it has the IIIT tag, it hasn't been ranked by any esteemed Ranking platforms like NIRF. Its classes are also facilitated by NIT Hamirpur's faculty and the campus and faculty are nice. 

As far as NSIT is concerned, it ranks #76 on the NIRF ranking portal for engineering and has a better location in Delhi than Hamirpur, because of the facilities and professional opportunities available. 

Here are some more pointers to help you understand better -

• If your interest lies in the program rather than the institute, then go for CSE. Although first reflect on the placement scenario of IIIT UNA, whether they receive good companies or not; if the package is satisfactory, and if speedy placements are facilitated after the course is over.
• When you take a look at NSIT, then you should know that you'd be able to build a good career as a software engineer with the ICE program, but the management will be a little difficult because of the delicate balance between coursework and developing your programming skills.
• Most ICE alumni are now pursuing MBA or working other non-technical jobs. For non-tech, NSIT offers better opportunities.

Here's a table on the placement scenario-

Lastly, decide according to your future goals and whether you'd like to pursue CSE or instrumentation.

Having known some people studying in these colleges, I can tell you that both colleges are really good in their own ways. But, you should consider the following before you make any decision:

• KJ Somaiya has slowly improved over the years and now is considered much better than Mumbai University (MU).
• Vivekanand is known to keep track of attendance which is not the case with KJ Somaiya.
• If you are considering doing Electronics, you should know that Electronics and Telecommunications has an upper edge.
• The exams at KJ Somaiya are tougher than MU. This is because MU repeats a lot of previous years’ questions.
• You will get a 5 day holiday in MU before a semester paper. At KJ, you will only get a day or two. Therefore, at KJ, your exams will be hectic.
• The semesters end pretty quickly at KJ as opposed to MU. 
• MU students only get one month’s leave after a semester ends. For KJ, this leave is for 2 months. 
• You can utilize this time to look for internships and other activities that will help strengthen your resume.

• Electronics has a few subjects like digital communication which might overlap with telecommunications.

Both the colleges are even. It will finally depend on where your interests lie and what you would like to do. Find out if you are more interested in telecommunications or just core electronics, then choose accordingly. 

Electronics will teach you more about electronic components, circuits and other basic ideas that might be required in general electronics. Telecommunications will only give you a deeper understanding of communication technologies.

IET Lucknow is one of the famous colleges in Uttar Pradesh. Although being a Tier-3 college, it is preferred by students, as it is fully managed by the Government. One of my friends studied here and these are some of the facts I gathered from her about the college.

• Most of the degree holders end up becoming clerks in services-based companies. Their salary packages range from 3-4 LPA.
• There are various mass recruiting IT companies, mostly service-based companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, CTS, etc. which allow the students to sit in campus placements.
• Once the highest package of IET Lucknow was 30 LPA by Amazon and the average package was 7 LPA.
• Consulting seniors about placements will also help you a lot.
• There are no such major opportunities for core placements for the EI branch. 
• But if you want a job in IT services, companies or firms then there are plenty of on-campus as well as off-campus opportunities.

These were some of the basic points you should know about placements. Also last year some of the students were placed in MNCs like DE Shaw, Code Nation, Amazon, Byju's, etc. If you want to prepare for GATE/CAT/GRE, there is a wonderful environment at IET Lucknow. 

NSIT Delhi is a leading institute in India and ranks 76 among the engineering colleges as per NIRF 2020 ranking. This institute is an excellent place for quality students and offers nearly 100% placements every year.

IIITM Gwalior is a fully IT-oriented institute and ranks 100 among India’s top engineering colleges as per NIRF 2020 ranking. This institute provides 90% placement to its students in top-notch MNCs. 

Admission Process 

NSIT Delhi:

• The essential eligibility criteria are a minimum of 75% marks in 10+2 with PCM as compulsory subjects.
• The final selection of the candidates depends on the JEE Main scores.

IIITM Gwalior:

• The primary eligibility criteria is a minimum of 75% marks in 10+2 with PCM as compulsory subjects.
• The final selection of the candidates depends on the JEE Main scores.

The following table gives a brief overview of both institutions:

Placements:

The placement scenario at IIITM Gwalior is one of the best than other IIIT's. 

Mostly all the top companies, including technical and non-technical visits, every year for the placement process at NSIT Delhi.

The top recruiters are Google, Cisco, Amazon, Microsoft, Dell, IBM, Verizon, Accenture, Wipro, Flipkart, Adobe, etc. 

Both these colleges provide quality education with successful placements. The students pursuing a course in any of these colleges will be an excellent choice.