Among these NLU Delhi is better. It offers great infrastructural facilities, a dedicated faculty base, and a diverse culture. The location of the institute offers students the opportunities to explore. It has many tie-ups through which students can connect internationally. Usually, NLUD is the first choice for all domestic and international conferences and seminars. 

The institute has a huge library, thanks to the enormous grant. The classrooms are spacious and equipped with all smart education facilities. The hostel accommodation is pretty good, the rooms are airconditioned. NLUD has an enviable moot court. 

In the present scenario, National Law University in Delhi can only be compared to NLSIU Bangalore and NALSAR Hyderabad. 

Both Delhi University and Jawahar Lal Nehru University offer Master's degrees in Environmental Sciences. However, there is a difference in the degree offered, which is primarily due to the approach to the subject. Candidates will be enrolled in the Masters of Environmental Studies programme at Delhi University, while the Environmental Sciences programme at JNU.

The distinction is due to the approach taken in developing the curriculum. Students at Delhi University are taught the socio-economical aspects of environmental sciences in addition to developing an understanding of the subject in the context of physicochemical and biological aspects of the environment (and their interactions). Subjects taught include "social perspectives of environmental studies" and "environmental economics." There is also a Masters in Arts (MA) programme for students with a background in the humanities.

The emphasis at Delhi University is on environmental ecology, pollution sciences, and biotechnology. Remote sensing, conservation sciences, statistics, geology, and environmental impact assessment are among the subjects taught. I believe the emphasis at JNU is more on the scientific aspect of the subject (which somehow seems legitimate since the degree is being offered for Masters in Science). Furthermore, 70-80% of the curriculum is shared by both universities. Though the JNU syllabus is extensive in terms of subjects such as hydrology and the fundamental principles/technical aspects of water and pollution movement.

According to the reviews online, both are the top fashion institutes in India. They both come under the Government of India where NIFT comes under the Ministry of Textiles and FDDI comes under Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Also both institutes are accredited as INI (Institute Of National Importance).

If we compare overall, NIFT is much better than FDDI. FDDI Noida is only the best campus compared to other branches whereas NIFT has 5 campuses (Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai), all of them are at par to other fashion institutes in terms of infrastructure, studies, placements, extra-curricular activities, etc.

If you have a preference of a particular course like for Footwear Technology, Retail Management or Retail Merchandising it is suggested that you go for FDDI. But if you want to do B.Des or Fashion Design, Fashion Communication, etc. so for them NIFT is the best option.

Both institutions have tie ups with many reputed retail companies. So, placement in a reputed company is guaranteed at the very beginning of your career. So choose the institute according to the course you want to pursue.

UIT RGPV and LNCT both are better than SATI Vidisha. Following are the reasons why:

• Being a government institute, there is no pressure on attendance, assignments, and projects in UIT RGPV. Many reputed companies visit for campus placements. As per the recent highlights the average CTC offered was 4 LPA. If you want to pursue higher studies or want to get into PSUs through GATE, then choose UIT RGPV. 
• LNCT is a private institute and it is very strict regarding attendance, assignments, etc. Many students complain that rules and regulations at LNCT are a bit like school. 
• Placement in LNCT is best in the Bhopal region. In the last placement drive, the highest CTC offered at LNCT was 27 LPA. More than 400 companies visited the campus in the first year of the placement drive. There were many IT companies among the recruiters. If you are interested in joining the IT sector, go for LNCT.

I have a few friends from SATI Vidisha and they advise against joining the institute. 

When selecting a business school, there are certain assumptions to keep in mind. These assumptions are valid for all top business schools, at least for the top 20. Consider the following assumptions and evaluate which business schools align closest with your preferences:

• Assumption 1: Business schools are student-driven, meaning that the success of the school depends largely on the students, clubs, events, committees, placements, and fests and not on faculty, infrastructure, or knowledge capital. The bigger and more active the student body, the better. Classrooms are a facilitator of knowledge dissemination, but the greater good of the school is found in the activities outside the classroom.
• Assumption 2: Alumni play a key role in the success of a business school, which is why schools like FMS, JBIMS, and IMT Ghaziabad thrive.
• Assumption 3: The activities you choose to participate in at a business school can be largely classified into (1) clubs and committees, (2) business school events, and (3) a focus on academics only and a good CGPA.
• Assumption 4: The location of a business school has marginal advantages, such as Delhi or Mumbai types.
• Assumption 5: Rankings do not matter for the top 10-15 schools.

BITS Hyderabad is a private college. On the other hand, NIT Surathkal is a government college. So it won’t be correct to compare the two. Both have their own pros and cons.

I am listing below the strengths of each-

• NIT Surathkal-

• It has affordable fees which are much lower than BITS colleges.
• It has a strong alumni network as it was established in 1960. The alumni network of BITS colleges is quite strong too.
• It is situated in the beautiful western ghats and has a private beach of its own.
• The campus life is great. There are good extracurricular facilities.

• BITS Hyderabad

• As it is a private college, it has better infrastructure and faculty than NITK.
• It has a better hostel and mess facility.
• The peer groups are better at BITS Hyderabad. This is because it admits students purely on a merit basis.
• There is no minimum attendance criteria at BITS Hyderabad.

Both the colleges are well-renowned. You can choose either of them for your higher studies, based on your personal preferences.