As a student you should check the following areas and take them into consideration while choosing a particular institution.
Research- VNIT, and COEP beats VJTI in these criteria. Students can do research here under college professors on winter vacations.
Placements-
Categories |
COEP Pune |
VJTI Mumbai |
VNIT Nagpur |
No of recruiters |
50+ |
100+ |
136 |
Highest Recruiting Branch |
CSE |
- |
CSE |
Highest CTC |
38 LPA |
24.5 LPA |
22 LPA |
Average CTC |
3.5 LPA |
6 LPA |
3.3 LPA |
Course Fee |
40,000 |
82,350 |
49 lakh |
Campus Life-
Student Activities- VNIT excels in expectations than COEP & VJTI with myriad festivals, clubs, and extra-curricular.
Research after Bachelors’- Lots of VNIT students get themselves into research work after their graduation. However, there is no available information for VJTI and COEP.
Considering all the aspects listed above, VNIT seems a better choice for mechanical engineering than COEP Pune and VJTI Mumbai.
COEP Pune Mechanical Engineering will be a better option. The institute boasts of an excellent Mechanical branch. Academics, faculty base, and placements are excellent. The branch has a placement rate of around 77%. According to COEP Pune placements, Mechanical students receive an average CTC of around INR 6-8 LPA. TATA, Mercedes, Siemens, Bajaj, etc. are among the major recruiters for the branch.
COEP Mechanical branch has various clubs such as BAHA, Velociraces, and Supra.
COEP is better among these. It is one of the oldest and most well-reputed technological institutes in the country. COEP placements are excellent. The median CTC for the institute is around INR 5 LPA. During the recent placement, students received the highest CTC of around INR 7.1 LPA.
COEP fees are more affordable. The course fee for a B.Tech is around INR 1.62 Lakhs. So, the ROI is good.
Anna University holds over 13 constituent schools and 593 associated schools. MIT is a member of Anna University and has won various awards that include an award from the Indian Society of Technical Education (ISTE). COEP is an autonomous institute and is affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University with 725 and 342 students in the UG and PG level courses. Jadavpur University is a member of the Association of Universities of India (AIU) and has been accredited with Grade 'A' by NAAC.
Admission Process:
Anna University and MIT Chennai:
Students who obtained a minimum of 50% in PCM in 10+2 can apply for Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions(TNEA) for undergraduate admissions at MIT Chennai and Anna University. For the B.Arch program, students will have to sit for the NATA entrance exam and must obtain a minimum of 50% in PCM in 10+2
Bachelor’s students with 50% marks can apply for M.Tech programs, given that they have a relevant TANCET/GATE score and is required by most universities.
College of Engineering Pune: Students with a minimum of 50% in 10+2 can sit for the MH-CET entrance exam, which will enable them to apply for an array of B.E/B.Tech programs at COEP.
Jadavpur University: For admissions into the B.Tech and B.Pharm program of Jadavpur University, students must obtain a minimum of 45% in 10+2 with a valid rank in WBJEE entrance test.
Cut off:
MIT Chennai:
In the year 2019, the MIT Chennai cut-off for B.E in Computer Engineering was 516 and for B.E in Automobile Engineering was 1312.
The lowest cut-off at MIT Chennai was recorded in B.E in Rubber and Plastic Technology and B.E in Automobile Engineering with 9812 and 6192 respectively.
Jadavpur University:
In the year 2019, the WBJEE cut-off for Computer Science and Engineering ranged from 49-81, and Information Technology was 104-159 in Round 1.
College of Engineering Pune:
Among all the courses in the College of Engineering Pune, the highest cut-off has been recorded in B.Tech in Computer Engineering with a cut-off of 134 in the year 2019.
Admission to the aforementioned universities can be a cakewalk if one qualifies the relevant entrance exams with standard scores. In regard to cut-off marks, universities display wide variation in their cut-off between consecutive years.
Chemical Engineering and computer science are two completely different subjects, even though they belong to one broad stream of Engineering. The student needs to decide first your stream of specialization, which course they are interested to study. If your answer is chemical engineering then ICT Mumbai is the best option.
There should be three solid reasons behind a student selecting ICT Mumbai, which are:
If a student has decided to study chemical engineering and his following plans are along the lines of the reasons mentioned above, then ICT Mumbai is his/her place to be.
ICT Mumbai is only best in chemical engineering, not computer science. Similarly, COEP is the best for computer science and not chemical engineering. Therefore, the student should get a surety on the subject they want to pursue and then go to the college that is best for that particular stream.
COEP Pune is a reputed technological institute and offers decent academics and placement opportunities to the students. As far as teaching goes, you can expect to have 50-50 experience. Some of the faculties are excellent and have in-depth knowledge about their subjects, while others are not so much. COEP has a good infrastructure. The departmental labs are well-equipped.
The institute has a good placement record. The highlights of recent COEP placements show the median CTC to be around INR 5 LPA. VISA, eBay, Barclays, Oracle, etc. are among the major recruiters to visit the campus placement.
COEP’s Techfest - Mindspark is the largest techfest in Maharashtra after IITB’s techfest.
The College of Engineering Pune is among the best institutes in Pune. The architecture dates back to 1854. The campus was planned by British-American architect and planner Christopher Charles Benninger. The architecture is such that you will feel like you are in Hogwarts, especially in the main building on the south campus.
Campus:
Environment:
The environment in the college is very welcoming. You will always find people studying. You will find them, especially in the Civil drawing hall.
Library:
The library has a great stock of books. It has books as old as the college itself.
Tie-ups:
The college has tie-ups with institutions that will enable you to have resources for free which otherwise are usually paid for.
Internet Facilities:
In addition to these, the campus has free wifi and the allowance is 1GB every day varying from 100kbps to 10mbps.
Extra-curricular Activities:
There are also many other things worth maintaining about the campus. If you want to know more google about the campus. You can also visit the campus in person.
IIT Bhubaneswar CS is better. Being an IIT, it is centrally funded and offers better facilities. Whereas, College of Engineering Pune is a state-funded university.
IIT Bhubaneswar placements for CSE are excellent. Here are the 2022 placement highlights for the branch.
Placement percentage | 98.15% |
Highest CTC | INR 44.10 LPA |
Lowest CTC | INR 9.65 LPA |
Median CTC | INR 19.25 LPA. |
Average CTC | INR 22.40 LPA |
So, if you are getting CS at IIT Bhubaneswar, go for it.
DTU is a tier 1 engineering college and has a distinct legacy of its own. It is one of the oldest engineering institutes in India and according to the 2020 NIRF Ranking, it ranks 34th among the top technological institutes in India. The placement scenario at DTU is quite impressive and students receive an average package of 6.5 LPA on placement drive.
Although COEP is also a reputed college, most of the students are local and Marathi speaking. So if you are comfortable in Marathi and can strike a balance between Marathi and English, then you might consider COEP. The biggest advantage of COEP is it is located in the automation hub Pune which helps in the placement, especially for the mechanical branch.
Although the ‘NIT’ tag offers certain advantages, except for IT and ME branches the placement scenario in lower NIT’s is not up to the mark. Besides, these lower-ranked colleges also offer fewer opportunities for startups and entrepreneurship. DTU on the other hand has an excellent coding culture and conducts a vast number of fests for coders. However, a major difference between DTU and lower NITs is that the fee in the latter is much less as compared to the institute fees in the former. All NITs have a common fee structure as they all come under the reserved list of “Centrally Sponsored Institutes”. Furthermore, NITs also offer many scholarships for students.
However, considering all the aspects and the associated pros and cons, DTU should be the first choice.
College of Engineering, Pune provides various disciplines under B.Tech. The total seat for B.Tech at COEP is 630. The candidates with the required cutoff in MHT-CET are eligible for admission in the program. The cutoff for admission tothe COEP courses varies. Thecandidates are shortlistedfor admission based on their academic performance.
Minimum Educational Qualification
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English witha minimum of 55% marks in aggregate from a recognized board. For the reserved category, the aggregate is 50%.
Procedure
For admission to the programs offered bythe institute, the candidates must visit the official website ofthe institute. Following are the steps need to be completed by the candidates:
For future reference, you should keep the print out of the application form and fee receipt.