VIT Vellore CSE will be better than IIT Tirupati CSE. It follows an industry-relevant curriculum which is updated regularly. The specializations offered for CSE are as per the latest industry trends and demand. VIT Vellore placements are excellent for CSE. Each year around 99% of students get placed from the branch. The average CTC for the branch is around INR 6-7 LPA. Reputed companies such as Microsoft, Google, etc. recruit from the institute. 

The question is a bit vague as you did not mention the criteria or the branch for comparison so I will offer my neutral reviews. 

Usually one considers parameters like curriculum, infrastructure, fees, placement, and brand name. Also, your skills and knowledge by the end of 4 years affect your rate of employability. One needs to have excellent industry connections and the tag of a good college to make him employable. That being said, Galgotias has a slight advantage over Amity as it has better placements and industry connections. 

Ultimately I will say that if you have no financial constraints, go for Amity but if you want to earn your placement go for Galgotias. 

If you're trying to decide between NIT Suratkal and IIT(BHU) Varanasi, here are some points to consider:

• First, think about your interests. If you're interested in coding and tech, NIT Suratkal may be the better option for you.
• However, if the branch isn't a major factor in your decision, you may want to consider IIT(BHU) Varanasi. The IIT brand and alumni network are both very strong, and the Metallurgy Department at IIT(BHU) is one of the best and oldest in India.
• That being said, if job placements are a top priority for you, it's worth noting that Metallurgy may not be the best choice in terms of placement opportunities. Only a few core companies come to IIT(BHU) Varanasi to recruit metallurgy students, and the packages they offer are often below average. Other students end up being placed in non-core sectors, like consulting and analytics.
• On the other hand, while NIT Suratkal IT may not offer the best placement packages either, you'll likely have more opportunities in the field of IT, which you'll have studied in college.
• Another advantage of IIT(BHU) Varanasi is the potential for higher studies opportunities. You'll have plenty of time to prepare for exams like CAT, GRE, GMAT, and even IAS if you're interested.
• Finally, if you're willing to put in the work during your first semester at IIT(BHU) Varanasi, you can start off in Metallurgy and then switch to a different branch with better opportunities later on.

Consider your interests and priorities when making your decision. If coding and tech excite you, go for NIT Suratkal. But if you're looking for a strong alumni network and potential for higher studies opportunities, IIT(BHU) Varanasi may be the better choice.

Placement-wise both the colleges give each other tough competition. Some basic differences between the two are

Specialization: SDA Bocconi has an upper hand in marketing roles whereas KJ Somaiya has the upper hand in finance roles.

Batch-size: KJ Somaiya has a higher batch-size than SDA Bocconi. Therefore the student-teacher ratio is also higher. This affects the classroom learning experience.

Fees: SDA Bocconi has higher fees( INR 18,60,000) than that of KJ Somaiya (INR 9.59 Lakhs (1st Year Fees).

So it’s up to you to decide if you are willing to pay a high fee and get the tag of a well renowned brand in Europe or pay less and get into an above average B School of India. Academic-wise the result from both the colleges will be more or less the same.

JIIT Noida (sector 128) would be suitable for pursuing a B. Tech in Computer Science and Engineering. Choosing JIIT (Jaypee Institute of Information Technology) in Noida over Sharda University for a B. Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) can be influenced by several factors. They are as follows

Reputation: JIIT is a deemed university under section 3 of the UGC Act of 1956. JIIT was ranked 101st in the engineering category by NIRF in 2023. This institute has proven its academic excellence for the past 22 years.

Placement: The table below describes the placement history of both colleges.

Notable Alumni: Jaspreet Makkar (Founder, Visual AI), Ria Rustagi (Co-Founder & COO, Neuphony), and many more are notable alumni of this prestigious organization.

It is safe to conclude that if you prioritize academic reputation, a demanding academic environment with experienced faculty, well-established infrastructure, a competitive peer group, and the potential benefits of national recognition and a strong alumni network, choosing JIIT (Jaypee Institute of Information Technology) over Sharda University for your B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) can be a positive decision. 

I have a lot of friends who are doctors today and have completed their M.B.B.S. from either CMC Vellore or AIIMS. I can easily answer your question.

• Most graduates after completing their M.B.B.S. from AIIMS prefer either settling abroad or aiming for higher education while CMC graduates mostly continue their higher education at CMC itself.
• CMC students are required to do bonds in missionary hospitals and their higher education is their second priority. They provide social services in the form of healthcare facilities in remote areas of the country and contribute largely to society. AIIMS students' priority is usually a high-paying job or an excellent university for higher education.
• AIIMS graduates are more skilled in research and thus tend to publish more than CMC students.
• CMC students have more real-time experience than AIIMS students and possess great clinical and surgical skills. They can transform their theoretical knowledge into practical approaches way earlier than AIIMS students.
• CMC gives more preference to Christians and thus non Christians find it difficult to undergo training from MBBS to super-specialty at CMC.

Here is a video that gives an overview of CMC Vellore

These are some major points of comparison I have observed between my graduate friends from the 2 institutes. 

Whether IIT Hyderabad Mechanical or NIT Tricy CS is ‘better’ depends on multiple factors such as your inclinations and career prospects. In short, if you are passionate about Mechanical Engineering then IIT Hyderabad is the best option. The placement opportunities will be average but the scope of higher studies ad research is great here. On the other hand, if you are inclined towards CS, NIT Trichy is the destination for you.

Apart from the branch, there are various other factors like the kind of campus life you want and your interest in getting placed. If you are looking for a glamorous campus life, NIT Trichy will serve you better. NIT Trichy is known for its rich extracurricular culture and has a lot of well-established student clubs. It also has excellent infrastructure and a huge campus with enough space for all of them. Those interested in programming, robotics, etc can pursue their passion as there are many clubs for the same. Here. your branch rarely matters as you will be involved in similar activities as everyone. 

There are some students who are driven by the monetary return they will be getting and getting placed is their ultimate goal. In that case, it is important to know that placements in mechanical will not be on par with CSE. NIT Trichy placements are excellent and there are almost 100% placements. So placements wise too, NIT Trichy is better than IIT Hyderabad. 

Location-wise, IIT Hyderabad has a slight advantage over NIT Trichy. So both colleges have their own strengths and weaknesses and your personal preference should be the ultimate driving factor. 

In terms of both campus life and placements, I will rank NITT > IIT H irrespective of all other factors.

ISB and FMS are the premier business schools in India, with distinct USPs.

Global Value:

In terms of global value, ISB, Hyderabad is far ahead of its Indian counterparts. On a global scale, even IIMs struggle to compete with ISB. When it comes to global values, ISB is far ahead of FMS. It is ranked as India's top management college for a 1-year MBA in QS Rankings and the 7th best management college in the world in the Forbes list. FMS, New Delhi, lacks international exposure.

ROI:

FMS has no competition in the world in terms of ROI. ISB charges around Rs 35 lakhs for a one-year MBA, whereas FMS charges around Rs 2 lakhs for a fully residential two-year MBA program. Furthermore, the average CTC of both schools is nearly identical. FMS wins this race by a long shot.