I am a student of B.Tech Mechanical at VNIT Nagpur, so I can’t tell you anything about the Mechanical at SVNIT.

VNIT has a good reputation for its Mechanical. Most of the renowned alumni of our college are from this branch. Here’s a few of their names- Dr. Dinesh Keskar (President of Boeing India and VP of Boeing International Trading), Ashish Saraf (Vice President at Airbus), Hemant Karkare, Satyendra Pakhale and Sanjay Joshi. The faculty for Mechanical is good, and the department offers good lab facilities as well. The senior- junior interaction is also good at the department. 

Though I do not know much about SVNIT, I expect that its Mechanical department must be at par with the one at VNIT. Do a thorough research before deciding between either of the colleges. 

I will seriously not recommend you to go for TIME. The first choice is PRATHAM if not then IMS.

The IIM paper is always tough and covers maximum mathematical questions. They are both difficult as well as time consuming.

Questions are never repeated in this paper. But if the study material and faculty is the same, what is actually different? The approach towards the exam and your attitude towards it.

Having a healthy approach is the key to crack this paper. You should not aim to excel, rather try to attain scores better than others.

No, BHU is much better than Patna University. It is one of the best universities in the country. BHU offers great academics and facilities to students. You will be among great peers as students are selected for admission based on their performance in the entrance test. BHU has the biggest residential campus in the country and the campus experience is unparalleled. 

I have friends in other Thapar and NIT Delhi so I am the right person to answer your question. Based on their experiences, these are the key points of differences I derived

• NIT Delhi has a better location because it is in Delhi. 
• Thapar has a better faculty pool and lab facilities than both NIT Delhi and NSIT.
• Thapar also has an active research culture so if you are a research enthusiast, Thapar is a better option for you. 
• In terms of tag and brand name, NIT Delhi has the upper hand. Thapar University also has a good reputation but mainly in North India. 
• NIT Delhi charges much less fees than DTU and NSIT so it’s the clear winner in this aspect.
• Infrastructure-wise, Thapar University tends to serve better.

Overall, it's a matter of preferences!

My friend was in a similar dilemma a few years ago. She had offers from NMIMS, SIBM and IIM Nagpur. She wasn’t sure if choosing a new IIM over these B Schools would be a wise decision. Yet she chose Nagpur in the end. Some major reasons that led her to choose it were

• • Campus: IIM Nagpur and Vizag both have their own residential campus and amazing hostel facilities. It helps you make new friends and spend time in extracurricular activities and group discussions once your classes are over NMIMS on the other hand lacks hostel facilities
  • Location: Nagpur and Vizag both have a location advantage over other new IIMs in the sense that they have airport facilities promoting connectivity.NMIMS enjoys the best location and many top firms visit the campus because of it. But in reality, it is only the ones with the best profiles that get good roles; others are offered average packages only.
  • ROI: NMIMS does not offer a good ROU because of its high living expenses. Nagpur leads in this aspect because of minimal living expenses, lower fees than other IIMs, and similar packages.
  • Placements: NMIMS has developed a strong alumni base and therefore attracts many top firms. But like I mentioned above, 80% of the batch is offered average roles. It’s only the ones with spectacular profiles that get the best roles. IIMs have a balanced placement scenario in contrast.
  • Brand Value: Despite the unending debate, one cannot deny the brand value of the IIM tag. There are certain HRs from top organizations who still prefer IIM students over other top B Schools. This is the sole reason why the new IIMs give an edge to B Schools like IMT, SIBM Pune, etc.

Based on the above parameters you have to make a decision according to your preferences. My friend was glad she chose IIM Nagpur and it helped her uplift her career through various opportunities.

United World School of Business is better than EIILM. It is a national management school, so the scope of PAN India placement is better. Owing to the small batch size of the institute, students get equal opportunities to get decent placements. Also, every student gets the required attention from the faculty. 

PwC, EY, Louis Berger, Nestle, Marico, etc. are among the major recruiters to take part in the United World placement drive. The salary packages offered are in the range of INR 2.5 LPA - INR 7.5 LPA. 

FMS, Delhi is one of the most prestigious B-schools in India and is recognized even globally with many of its alumni working in key management positions in global companies. FMS has arguably the best ROI (Return on Investment) with a fees of 2 lakhs and an average placement of 34.10 LPA.

The south campus of Delhi University on the other hand includes colleges like Sri Venkateswara, Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma, Motilal Nehru, etc. 

FMS is solely a management institute that offers postgraduate and Ph.D. programs while the colleges under the north and south campus have Bachelor's as well as Master's courses in various fields.

You should choose DU colleges. The academic environment and the student culture of DU are excellent. It gives ample opportunities for the students to upskill. As a student of a DU college, you will get to participate in cultural fests, MUNs, departmental fests, ad-hocs, etc. These experiences help students learn and grow.