St. Xavier's, Ahmedabad, provides an excellent education. There are regular lectures, lab sessions, and everything else. Professors are excellent teachers. They are all highly qualified, with almost all holding a Ph.D. There will be numerous opportunities for you to visit and work in various research organizations such as PRL and ISRO. Professors will assist you if you are sincere and hardworking, so don't be concerned. You will learn a lot in this class.

St. Xavier's is a very relaxed college. Academics and co-curricular activities are given equal weight. You will not be bored in any way. They have a decent library. Almost any book you require can be found. The name of the college itself is self-explanatory.

SGSITS is the best option among these. It is a government-funded institute and charges less fees. SGSITS, Indore fees for engineering degrees is only INR 2.33 Lakhs. 

The institute has a good placement record as well. SGSITS, Indore placements have a median CTC of INR 5.20 LPA. 

SGSITS is a tier-3 technological institute and offers good learning and placement opportunities. 

The Shailesh J. Mehta School of Management (SJMSOM) in Mumbai offers several advantages to its students. According to a report, the highest salary package for the 2022 batch at SJMSOM was approximately 49.39% higher than the previous year, at INR 49 LPA. The average salary for the 2020-2022 batch was also 18.1% higher than the previous year, at INR 25.9 LPA.

SJMSOM attracts highly prestigious companies for recruitment, including JP Morgan, ICICI Bank, Infosys Consulting, KPMG Global Services, PwC India, Wipro, and MAQ Software, among others. The smaller batch size at SJMSOM allows for more opportunities for students to participate in activities and committees, promoting their holistic development.

SJMSOM also offers a high number of live projects and industry interaction sessions, providing students with knowledge and experience beyond what is found in textbooks. When considering SJMSOM as an option, students may also be considering other institutes such as IIM K or IIM I. It is worth noting that while IIM Trichy is a good college, new IIMs may still be in the process of establishing themselves.

The way I look at and assess a part-time MBA is different from how I look at and assess a full-time one.

So, I’ll probably look at a few things

1. Faculty and course structure: NMIMS aggressively markets for their course and sells it better to you. JBIMS, on the other hand, doesn’t. I have had students who have done their part-time but that’s long ago. So, I’m not going to say anything about the course. A thorough research would help. If there is no great difference then I would look at these factors
2.  Location: As a working professional and a parent, this matters to me. Taking up a course doesn’t change things for me. In fact, I tend to work harder to keep my family happier, somewhere knowing that I’m taking my time away from them. So traveling to the college should be convenient and more important should be the commute back.
3.  Fees: This is also a factor worth considering. I usually think of what I will learn and many other factors. However, this factor will be important since the course will be self-sponsored and affordability will be paramount.
4.  Course flexibility: This is also something I will consider. I’m sure the course would take into consideration the work schedules and hectic work life of their students, but as an entrepreneur, I will also consider the flexibility offered for attendance and submissions.

The primary focus should be to enjoy the learning experience and knowing your goals and how it is transacted is very important and must not be compromised.

IMT Ghaziabad is in a different league as of now. Though TAPMI is improving, It's still behind IMT G. In this scenario, the institute matters, not your specialization.

In my limited experience working in the sector and with recruiters, IMT has a better reputation than TAPMI. In many organizations, IMT is a better B-school than TAPMI. It's about image. As your career progresses, that is more significant than campus placements.

IMT is relaxed and requires self-motivation. You have every chance-use it. IMT has a great faculty, so you should be fine.

Undoubtedly, IMT G is a better option than TAPMI.

Considering the ROI and fees, JBIMS is a better option than IIM Lucknow. Also, it is affiliated with Mumbai University so has a brand name also. But in reality, these factors are short-term and cannot be considered if you are investing in your career. 

Overall, IIM Lucknow has an upper hand in almost all aspects. Be it placements, faculty, or brand name. Had I been in your place I would have chosen IIM Lucknow mainly because 

• Strong alumni base spread throughout India and even globally 
• It is a residential campus. The hostel facility is top notch and living and interacting with your batchmates is a great experience.

Both these aspects are lacking in the case of JBIMS because it is standalone and has a very weak alumni network. It also lacks accommodation facilities.

Overall both colleges have roughly the same worth and choosing one over the other is just a matter of preference.

According to the reviews online, Ramco Institute of Technology (RIT) is said to be better than Kalasalingam University.

Here are some reasons why:

• RIT has good infrastructure and provides all the necessary facilities to the students.
• They have a well experienced faculty.
• They have proper laboratories with all the updated machinery. 
• Students here have to maintain discipline, wear formals and follow the dress code. It is a very strict college.
• The placements are also better here than Kalasalingam.

RIT mostly is a very strict college that can sometimes put pressure on the students. Kalasalingam on the other hand is very lenient.