Yes, IIIT Delhi is better than some of the NITs, especially in terms of curriculum. Almost all NITs have outdated curricula while IIIT Delhi revises its curriculum frequently. Almost every engineering college has foundation courses like biology, chemistry, and physics in the first year which students have no choice but to study. These are a waste of time. IIIT Delhi introduces the CSE subjects right from the first year without wasting any time. Moreover, its curriculum is flexible so students get to choose what they want to study.

IIIT Delhi first-year students are taught Intro to Programming with Python, data structures and algorithms with Java, Shell Scripting, and Latex. Graph theory is introduced in the third semester followed by deep learning in the 4th sem. After this, an ECE student is free to choose any CSE stream and finally even sit for the CSE placements. No other engineering college offers such a flexible curriculum throughout India. IIIT Delhi also has an exceptionally good faculty base. 

So, if you have an interest in IT, then IIIT Delhi is better than all NITs and many other good colleges in India.

Regarding infrastructure and facilities, Chandigarh University's average cannot be compared with LPU, SRM, or any other big university. However, in terms of placements, CGC brings great happiness. The placement opportunities at CGC are pretty good, especially for software engineering. Many reputed companies like Google, Amazon, Flipkart, Dell, IBM, Infosys, Cognizant, etc., visit the campus for recruitment.

CGC is growing very fast and is becoming the number-one university in the northern region for software engineering. However, the number of students per stream is around 1400, which is quite a large number, making competition challenging. The teachers in the first year may need improvement, but after you go to your core branch in the second year, the staff is well experienced and quite good.

CGC conducts various competitive fests and workshops. Additionally, they provide international internships with foreign universities in the USA, Canada, and more. CGC has also started the TPP program, which teaches students aptitude, C, C++, and communication skills, preparing them for technical interviews during placements.

Overall, CGC is a good college, but attendance is a major issue. A minimum of 75% attendance is compulsory to give the examination. Even if you get 74.4%, you will not be able to give your final exams. In case, you're thinking of doing B. Tech from Chandigarh, you should first give preference to Thapar, CCET, and PEC.

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management and Higher Studies is a deemed University. They tend to meet the growing demand for young managers. One of my cousins graduated from NMIMS and here are some of the details I gathered from him.

• It is the first business school in India to be accredited with a 5-star rating by the UGC-sponsored NAAC.
• The University provides all the necessary facilities like a canteen, sports facilities, library, and hostel facilities.
• NMIMS offers fourteen courses including diploma programs of 1 year and post-graduate diplomas of 2 years.
• Their programs cater to the variety of needs of working executives, management students, fresh graduates, and homemakers as well.

All programs of the NMIMS School of Distance Learning are approved by the Joint Committee of UGC-AICTE-DEC. Also, these programs are highly flexible and focus mostly on self-paced learning.

There are some important things one must carry as a fresher to the hostel of MNNIT Allahabad, or for that matter, to any other technical Institute as well. 

Some of them are-

1. Some 12th standard books to brush up basic concepts, they are of use during the first year.
2. A laptop. ‘Avishkar’- the college tech fest is held even before the first vacation, and a laptop is very useful for participating in it. Besides that, the internet connectivity is good on campus, and one should make proper use of this facility. 
3. A pair of formals for the ‘Avishkar’ interviews.
4. A party-wear for ‘Swagat’.
5. Some good novels for leisure reading.
6. Some rough notebooks, and if possible, first year books. Upon stepping into the hostel, one can not move around for the first month. So having the books all this while helps in maintaining a proper study routine from the very start. 

The first year hostels have a general purpose shop. It has all the basic necessities like drafter, copies, flip-flops, buckets, soap, shampoo, chips, pens, etc. But they have a limited variety of everything.

Bonding with seniors and one’s batchmates is the best way to ensure a smooth stay at MNNIT Allahabad. 

Your life will change for the better at LHMC. Here are a few things about this college-

1. LHMC is an emotion for its students. You might not like it here in the beginning, but slowly you’ll fall in love with this place.
2. The departments are strict for freshers and second-year students. But from the third year onwards, everything is much more relaxed. 
3. The departments are well-functioning, busy, and filled with interesting cases.
4. You’ll get ample opportunities for personality development. The college has ten societies, multiple clubs, workshops, conferences, etc. You’ll get ample chances to step out of your comfort zone. 
5. You’ll get lots of freedom here. Make sure to use it with responsibility.
6. The senior-junior interaction is good over here. Maintain good relationships with seniors, they’ll help you a lot in this journey. 

Enjoy each and every moment at this college, and make use of all the resources.