Jiwaji Government University and Amity University, Gwalior, both are equally good options for Law, we are going to analyze the two concerning different categories. Jiwaji University, Gwalior is considered better concerning rankings when compared to Amity, Gwalior as it is ranked at #88 by QS.
Category | Jiwaji University | Amity University |
Ranking | #88 by QS | #151 by NIRF |
Average Fee Per Year | 34,320 per year | 1,05,000 lakh per year |
Entrance Mode | Jiwaji University Entrance Exam | 10+2 |
Companies Visited | Polaris, Bajaj Auto, Siemens, River Run, etc. | Aditya, Adobe, Amazon, CitiCorp, etc. |
Hostel Fee | 7,400 per year | 58,000 per year |
Rankings:
Placements:
Package:
Overall, it seems that Amity, Gwalior stands as a clear winner because of its rankings and faculty but Jiwaji, Gwalior has its advantages and offers good education.
Thapar (TIET) University is deemed to be university ranked 51 overall and 29 for BTech by NIRF 2020. They have collaborations with International Universities like Trinity College, Dublin and The University of Waterloo.
UIET Chandigarh is affiliated to Panjab University and approved by AICTE. It is ranked 72nd by NIRF India Rankings 2020. UIET Chandigarh was ranked 22nd by Outlook 2019 for their Engineering Programs.
Admission Requirements -
Placements
TIET
UIET Chandigarh
Facilities
TIET
UIET Chandigarh
Thapar (TIET) University will always be a better choice for pursuing ECE. It has a consistent placement record. According to the official website UIET Chandigarh has also seen 100% placement in the ECE department. ECE deals with researching, designing, developing and testing of electronic equipment. They also conceive and oversee manufacturing of communication devices and broadcast systems. It finally depends on the student’s choice.
REVA University is ranked 4th in the emerging Business Schools in India by Times B-School Annual Ranking 2019. It is listed among the top 50 business schools in India. It is ranked 201 by NIRF 2020 in the engineering category.
CMRIT is affiliated to VTU Belgaum and recognized by AICTE and NBA. It has recently placed 1,767 students in top and well-reputed companies with a salary package of INR 3.5 to 4.8 LPA. They have a student intake of 960 in UG and 102 in PG.
Acharya Institute of Technology (AIT) is affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi with a faculty strength of 300 members. The student population is 4,432 across all the departments.
Tabulated below is a brief overview of the institutions:
Categories |
REVA University |
CMRIT |
AIT |
Course Fee |
2,25,000 (1st year) |
2,50,000 (1st year) |
3,01,175 (1st year) |
Entrance Exam |
REVA CET |
KCET |
KCET |
Placement Percentage |
89% |
70-80% |
90% |
Highest CTC |
21 LPA |
18 LPA |
21 LPA |
Average CTC |
3.5-5.5 LPA |
4-5 LPA |
3.5 LPA |
Placements
REVA University
CMRIT
AIT
Facilities
REVA University
CMRIT
AIT
All the above 3 colleges are equally good. It ultimately depends on the students, their preferences and also their scores in entrance exams. Based on that the students can choose for their preferred college.
One of my friends recently took a drop year just to get BITS Goa. It has always been his dream college and he is glad he left NIT for BITS Goa. Several factors combined helped him take this bold step. I have mentioned the core reasons below
I think these points summarize well the fact that BITS Pilani is a far better choice than NIT Surathkal.
HBTU is one of the top autonomous and oldest universities in British history. It has a legacy of its own and is well-known among students. NIT Raipur on the other hand is the second lowest NIT in NIMCET.
Both the colleges aren’t exactly comparable as they have equally mediocre placements for MCA. Here is a brief overview of these colleges
Particulars |
NIT Raipur |
HBTU |
Fees |
INR 85,600 (1st Year Fees) |
INR 1.2 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
Eligibility |
Graduation with 60% + NIMCET |
Graduation with 60% + IEMJEE |
Highest CTC |
- |
INR 43.5 LPA |
Average CTC |
INR 10.1 LPA |
INR 6.46 LPA |
Top Recruiters |
Wipro, Capgemini, Infosys, Adobe, Aditya Birla Group etc. |
ITC, Dabur, IBM, HSBC, Berger Paints, Bharat Petroleum, Finserv, British Paints etc |
Had I been in your place, I would have gone for HBTU since it has a slightly better reputation than NIT Raipur.
Since you’ve not given any context to the question, the answer in any normal circumstance would be yes. Let’s understand why spending more than 5 lacs on an IPM degree is not worth your time and effort.
BMS is a slightly analytical degree that would give you an edge over students pursuing BBA or BCOM. I have seen BMS students acing CAT after basic preparation cause of their good grasp on logical reasoning. It’s a given fact that an average BMS students is more likely to score well in CAT than an average BBA/BCOM student.
All the 3 B Schools you mentioned have been established recently and are not very different from each other. My sister is an IIM Jammu pass out so I will mention whatever I know of that particular IIM only.
So I think IIM Jammu is probably a good choice.
MSU BARODA offers biotechnology (via JNUCEEB entrance). They also provide medical biotechnology and biostatistics services. It is a government agency. Fees range between INR 18.18 K and 2.46 L. Because Amrita School of Biotechnology is a private institution, the fee structure differs. Fees range between INR 1.86 lakh and INR 2.86 lakh.
Both institutions have excellent faculty and facilities. Both institutions have a good reputation. The overall NIRF ranking of MSU is 151 whereas the Amrita School of Biotechnology is 16. Biotechnology placements are extremely rare. But after MSc from MSU, most of the students go for Ph.D. in USA / Germany / UK.
However, after earning an MSc from Amrita Vidyapitham, you must find work because you have already spent a significant amount of money. They do, however, provide good placements.
One of my friends chose ProductionCivil and Metallurgy at NIT Jamshedpur. Honestly, the preference may vary from person to person depending on their career prospects and inclinations. However, I can certainly guide you to decide the right one
So the preference order in my opinion is Production>Metallurgy>Civil. Ultimately it’s your own preferences that will determine the choice.
It is subjective and it depends on what one is looking for. If you compare on rankings then the NIRF rankings of BIMTECH is 56 while that of XIME Bangalore is 102, out of 125 colleges. Below is a table comparing them on different aspects;
Particulars |
BIMTECH Greater Noida |
XIME Bangalore |
Establishment |
1988 |
1991 |
Accreditation |
AICTE, NBA, AIU |
AICTE |
Ranking |
NIRF #56 out of 125 in India 2022 |
NIRF #102 out of 125 in India 2022 |
Location |
Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India |
Bangalore, Karnataka, India |
Campus |
7.4 acres |
4.3 acres |
Accepted Entrance Exams |
CAT, XAT, GMAT |
CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, GMAT |
Fees |
INR 12 Lakhs |
INR 12 Lakhs |
Average Package |
INR 11.25 LPA (PGDM 2023) |
INR 10.8 LPA (PGDM 2023) |
Highest Package |
INR 23.43 LPA |
INR 18 LPA (2022) |
Top Recruiters |
Deloitte, EY, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, ITC, KPMG, TATA, PwC |
Amazon, Accenture, Deloitte, EY, KPMG, TATA, Wipro |
Student Intake |
840 |
360 |
RoI-wise, BIMTECH is better but the ultimate choice is yours to make so choose wisely.
All the best!