In my opinion, NIT Silchar is way better than NIT Raipur. Earlier, the institute faced connectivity issues and therefore wasn't a much preferable choice but the recent developments have solved the issue. NIT Silchar spreads across a whooping 624 acres and has a rich collection of flora and fauna. The institute is known for its numerous lakes, top-notch infrastructure, and excellent net connectivity.
The faculty pool is a mixed bag with both good and bad professors. The seniors are people you can look to and seek help anytime. The research culture is slowly improving although NNITs in general don't have much reputation in research. NIT Silchar has the biggest digital library.
Coming to The placement scenario, it's very promising, especially for the CSE and ECE branches. NIT Silchar placements 2022 recorded 94+ recruiters and offers from Amazon, Microsoft, Adobe, Arcesium, Intuit, etc. Students received 537 offers in all and the highest salary recorded was INR 44 LPA which was offered by Amazon. The average package stood at INR 13.58 LPA.
I don't mean to undermine NIT Raipur in fact its Metallurgy branch is one of the best. But as a whole, NIT Silchar seems to be a more favorable option for you.
Bharati Vidyapeeth Pune offers a total of 448 courses including 40 BTech courses and is ranked 20th nationally by the NIRF. MIT Pune offers a total of 109 courses out of which 23 are BTech courses and are ranked 138th by the NIRF.
Infrastructure
Bharati Vidyapeeth Pune
Maharashtra Institute of Technology Pune
Faculty and Course Curriculum
Bharati Vidyapeeth Pune
Maharashtra Institute of Technology Pune
Placements
Bharati Vidyapeeth Pune
Maharashtra Institute of Technology Pune
The tuition fee for BTech courses in BVP is around 4.48 lakhs for 4 years, and BBA is around 2.5 lakhs for three years. The tuition fee for BTech courses at MIT is around 12 Lakhs for 4 years. Both the colleges are equally ranked when it comes to infrastructure, course, and placements records. So, the final decision of taking admission depends on the student’s affordability.
The student fraternity of ISB is very different from that of FMS and IIM Lucknow. ISB requires a minimum of 2 years and an average of 4 years of work experience for admission. Whereas IIM Lucknow and FMS focus more on academics and almost 40% of the batch comprises freshers. Others have 2 or fewer years of experience.
My answer is divided into 3 parts
If you have work experience of 2 or fewer years:
In this case, you should give up on ISB and totally focus on FMS or IIM Lucknow. Personally, I would suggest you go for IIM Lucknow because of its brand image. Despite the fact that FMS offers high ROI, you can never underestimate the value of an IIM tag.
If you have work experience of 2-3 years:
This is the toughest decision as you can nearly go for ISB but will be risking a lot including its extravagant fees. But you won’t regret choosing ISB because of its peers, faculty, research orientation, and campus life. It is also the place where all the big consulting firms come for placements. So if you value reputed firms a lot then go for ISB.
If you have above 3 years of experience:
Close your eyes and without thinking choose ISB.
One of my friends has told me that IIBS is not so good for studying MBA, as he was in the first batch of this institute. The college administrators have lied from their first day, and he is sure enough that it is still there.
Thus, the best suggestion is to study for CAT to get a better score and find the best MBA College rather than IIBS.
If you are looking for a college to pursue your higher education, there are a few factors that you should consider before making a decision. One of the most important factors is the type of institute you want to attend, whether it is a government or a private institute. You should consider attending Ambedkar Institute of Advanced Communication Technologies and Research at Delhi for ECE as it may have a significant difference in fees compared to Bharathi Vidyapeeth’s College of Engineering at Delhi for ECE.
Private institutes like BVP and others may have strict rules for attendance, which can limit the time you have for building your skills and resume. Both AIACTR and BVP may have similar placement opportunities, so focus on other factors when making a decision. Travel distance to the college is another important factor to consider, as it can become a major factor once you start attending college. You need to balance your time between college studies, personal hobbies, and extra skills for your resume, so it's important to have a manageable travel distance to college.
While both colleges are reputed, you should compare a few parameters before making a choice. Here are some of them to help you decide.
Teaching:
Every college has good and bad faculties.
Don’t expect world-class teaching from either of these colleges. You will also need to figure out a lot of things on your own. You will also be able to figure out a lot of the study material by yourself. It will be better if you find someone, preferably a faculty to clear your doubts.
Management: (Winning Institution - VESIT)
Campus Life:
Placement:(VESIT ~ KJS)
For placements, both the institutes are almost on the same page. Here is a peek into the recent placement highlights of the institutes.
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Category |
VESIT |
KJS |
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Highest CTC |
27 LPA |
18.75 LPA |
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Average CTC |
5 LPA |
5.55 LPA |
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Major Recruiters |
LTI, Capgemini |
Microsoft, Jaro Education, PayU, etc. |
KJS offers Mechanical Engineering, which VESIT does not. So, if you want to pursue Mechanical, KJS is a clear choice. The environment at VESIT is more suitable for technical things as compared to KJS. So, choose the institute based on what you expect out of your degree.
Comparing colleges can be done based on several factors. To many a few
So, the ultimate decision depends on your personal preferences!
NIT Allahabad is a better choice than NIT Jamshedpur, especially for CSE. If you are not getting CSE, try going for IT because the branches are somewhat similar. Moreover, NIT Allahabad has options for internal sliding too so you can try your luck there. Chances of sliding to CSE are rare so you can try going for IT instead.
Also, If you are considering joining a core branch, except CSE, IT, and ECE, remember that you will have to appear for GATE in the last year to get a job in PSUs.
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Particulars |
NIT Jamshedpur |
NIT Allahabad |
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Fees |
INR 1.88 Lakhs (BTech 1st Year Fees) |
INR 84,666 (1st Year Fees) |
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Ranking by NIRF (BTech) |
101 out of 200 colleges in 2023 |
17 out of 131 in India 2023 |
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Highest CTC |
INR 83 LPA |
INR 1.35 CPA |
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Average CTC |
INR 15.98 LPA |
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Top Recruiters |
Alstom, Tata Motors, Tata Cummins, KPMG, Adobe, etc |
Adobe, Country Delight, D.E. Shaw, Cognizant, Ericsson, Maruti Suzuki, etc |
From the above table, it can be inferred that NIT Allahabad has better placements and lower fees than NIT Jamshedpur. So it's a better choice than NIT Jamshedpur.
One of my friends has graduated from LNCT and got placed in a good company. According to him, LNCT is a private college and the best option to choose if you want to make a career in engineering after class 12.
LNCT packages for 2020-
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Maximum Package 2020 |
19.5 LPA |
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Minimum Package 2020 |
3.3 LPA |
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Course Fee |
1.1 lakh |
Hence, from the infrastructure of the college, education quality, campus to placement opportunities provided to the students, LNCT is the best choice for the aspirants of engineering.
For engineering courses, Galgotia University is better among these. It has better faculties and placements. Galgotias University placement shows an average CTC of INR 3.86 LPA. During the last placement drive, the highest CTC offered was INR 12.40 LPA. Galgotia has a better reputation and brand name as well.