In my opinion, NIT Warangal is better than BITS Hyderabad. It is a top NIT and branches like CSE, Electrical and ECE at it are comparable to the top IITs. I would in fact say that all the branches at NIT Warangal are good. In terms of facilities and infrastructure, both the colleges are comparable. However, you will get much more exposure at NITW.
NITW conducts seminars and workshops by IIT professors and other eminent professors from foreign universities. It has a better collection of books- both quantity-wise and quality-wise. In private colleges one can keep 2-4 books at a time, but in government colleges, there is no such limitation on book allotment. For placements too, NITW is better. It has a greater alumni network and better industry connect because it is much older than BITS Hyderabad.
The best option is to take up CSE at NIT Warangal for great career opportunities. But at the end of the day, your efforts will determine your future. Your college tag is important but what will matter more is how much effort you are ready to put in on your skill development.
Everyone has different criteria and experiences and if you ask me, Northeastern was not that great an experience because it was a private school and for me money was an important factor. If you consider their rankings, it is obviously better ranked than University of Colorado which ranks at 103rd place while NEU ranks at 49th place in the national universities.
Northeastern University
Northeastern University offers rigorous academic learning and continuous opportunities for the students. It received 62,000 applications to fill out mere 2800 seats during 2018 and 2019 which means you’ll find a lot of competition here. It also has a great reputation as an innovative experiential university and it also has a co-op program. You’ll gain a lot of theoretical knowledge as well as practical experience here. It has abundant resources you can utilize.
University of Colorado
You can definitely consider this because of easier admissions- it has an acceptance rate of 78% and an early acceptance rate of 94.7%. You’ll also have 43.8% of its classes with less than 20 students.
It also offers need based financial aid to 33% of its undergraduate students and the scholarship or grant award ranges from 3000-15,000 USD.
Here’s a quick comparison of both universities:

However, that may not really help you in making this decision alone. To choose a college, you will really have to dig up information related to your classes of interest, what experience you are looking for, or which college has a better scope for you to land a high paying job in return of your money. You should decide after evaluating different options and choose the college that is going to help you deliver the result you want to achieve.
My elder brother was accepted to both colleges in Eco(Hons) this year, and he eventually chose Scottish Church. Here's why.
So, choosing Scottish Church College will be better.
Since most of my friends studied at BITS Goa. It is suggested you go for it, as my friends had nothing but good things to say about the institute. According to them, it is the best institute for CS without any doubt.
| Categories | CS at BITS Goa |
| Course Fee | 19.19 lakhs |
| Course Duration | 4 years |
| Placement Percentage | 90% |
| Highest CTC | 30-35 LPA |
| Average CTC | 24-25 LPA |
| Recruiting Companies | Oracle, KPMG, Wipro, Capgemini, etc. |
BITS Goa has been listed among the top 5 IITs in the GSoC selections every year. It has remarkably beaten up some prominent IITs.
Between these comparisons, NIT Jamshedpur is far better than IIEST Shibpur. However, the considerations can be made for the following facts:
As per MHRD Rankings, NIT Jamshedpur is ahead of IIEST Shibpur. Thus, there is something mapping considering the oldness of an institute with its goodness. If this fact is true, then many colleges would be better rather the best than the renowned IITs.
The main thing is that the ultimate reputation and the growth of an institute generally depend on its alumni as well as funds that it gets from the Government because these two things are needed to make sure a good faculty structures.
The following table gives a brief overview of these two institutes
|
Criteria |
NIT Jamshedpur |
IIEST Shibpur |
|
Become NIT |
2002 |
2014 |
|
Placement Statistics |
90% |
80% |
|
Highest CTC |
12 LPA |
9 LPA |
|
Lowest CTC |
3.5 LPA |
4.2 LPA |
IIEST is a more research-driven college like IISER, and 4 years Engineering Degree does not procure from this institute. Thereby, it is completely meaningless to go for 5 years course despite being interested in doing a Ph.D. in later years.
Fees at IIEST are more, as it offers one-year extra study. Most importantly, IIEST cannot be an IIT, as there is already one IIT (Kharagpur IIT) in the state, and Modi Government already declared that there would be only IIT in one state. Besides, Jadavpur is considered a competitor if there is a chance to set up another IIT in the state.
Considering the above facts, the recommendation should be given for NIT Jamshedpur as it the best alternatives.
As one of my friends is a student of REVA University, I might be able to provide some information about it.
But like everything else it has its flaws which bother the students. This includes the wifi facilities which are not great as in the hostels most of the times the connection is interrupted.
The best way to choose the right college for you is to give preference to the branch and not just the tag. As a NIT pass out my friend claims that the opportunities NIT provides, and the freedom it gives you to grow is unmatched. The institute does give you a high level of freedom that might break or make your career. It’s you who decides the choices you make.
The best part about NIT Durgapur is its active club culture, which ensures a good bond between like-minded people. Also, being a government college, NIT charges very low fees in comparison to MIT, a private college.
Placements in general are great here both for core and non-core branches. Here is the branch-wise report that will help you decide better
|
Branch |
Average CTC |
Placement% |
|
Biotechnology |
INR 9.02 LPA |
64.91% |
|
Civil |
INR 7.39 LPA |
78.69% |
|
Chemical |
INR 8.87 LPA |
83.33% |
|
CSE |
INR 21.45 LPA |
83.80% |
|
ECE |
INR 17.49 LPA |
88.37% |
|
Electrical |
INR 14.61 LPA |
87.50% |
|
Mechanical |
INR 9.72 LPA |
82.21% |
|
MME |
INR 8.79 LPA |
90.32% |
Hope this helps you!
Two of my close friends are studying at NIT Surathkal and MNNIT Allahabad respectively and often I hear them comparing their colleges based on some aspects.
Ultimately, the choice is yours!
You should choose Loyola College. It is considered among the best colleges in Tamil Nadu and offers good academics. The institute has strict rules in place regarding academics and attendance.
Loyola has a well-maintained 99 acres campus in the middle of the city. There are good hangout places near the campus.
Loyola College Chennai placements have been good over the years. During the 2021 placement drive, students received an average CTC of around INR 5.25 LPA.
Here is a one-to-one comparative analysis of NIT Silchar and NIT Jamshedpur based on these aspects
Placements: The placement scenario is slightly better at NIT Jamshedpur than at NIT Silchar. Last year the average package for NIT Jamshedpur stood at INR 14.72 LPA while that of NIT Silchar stood at INR 13.58 LPA.
Campus life: NIT Jamshedpur has a very monotonous and inactive college life whereas NIT Silchar is known to have quite a dynamic campus life with many clubs and societies.
Infrastructure: NIT Jamshedpur has very poor infrastructure. Apart from the newly established hostels and a newly constructed grand academic building, there is nothing more to the college's infrastructure. NIT Silchar on the other hand has top-notch infrastructure with many facilities such as gymkhana, student activity center, auditorium, and other sports facilities. It has a very lush green campus that is heaven for nature lovers.
In all, NIT Jamshedpur and NIT Silchar offer similar job opportunities but NIT Silchar has slightly better campus life and infrastructure.