My friend is an NIT Jalandhar pass out so I can speak about that only. She regretted getting admission into NIT Jalandhar. She faced some serious problems

• Faculty: The professors were below average in their teaching methods. Most lacked the basic knowledge and just read out from books. Moreover, if you don’t win their favor you get fewer marks in assignments. This affects your overall CGPA.

• Crowd: It will be hard to find a diverse crowd here as most of the students hail from Punjab itself. Even their language is common within the campus.

• Placements: Talking specifically about Mechanical Engineering placements, the condition is pretty bad. The average package this year was INR 7.87 LPA while the highest CTC was just INR 8.4 LPA.

• Hostels: The first and second-year hostels do not have Wi-Fi connections which is a major drawback. Hostels 3-7 are also averagely built. Mega Hostels have better facilities in comparison to other hostels at NIT Jalandhar.

These are some shortcomings of NIT Jalandhar which might affect your overall experience. You can research the same for NIT Rourkela and make a comparison. In case NIT Rourkela is even worse, then NIT Jalandhar is your last option.

Maitreyi College offers a better Economics (Hons) program compared to Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma. It offers better student crowd, better placement opportunities, and better student societies. So, your first preference should be Maitreyi. During 2020 placements, Maitreyi DU offered an average CTC of INR 3.5 LPA. 

There’s only one drawback, Maitreyi is a girl's college whereas, ARSD is co-ed. 

On the basis of academics, if a college has to be chosen between NIT Surathkal and NIT Hamirpur for a B. Tech civil engineering course, one should look at the different perspectives that are given below.

NIT Surathkal:

NIRF ranked NIT Surathkal as the 21st best engineering college in 2019. The college has an amazing faculty for civil engineering most of the teachers that are in NITSurathkal have acquired Ph.D. degrees and a minimum teaching average of 2 years. The admission to the BTech Civil program is through JEE Mains.

Placements:

• NIT Surathkal in the academic year of 2019 witnessed a 100% placement percentage.
• There were around 60 companies present to give jobs to the B. Tech students.
• A total of 97 students opted for placements for B. Tech civil engineering course, out of which all of them got the placements.
• Top recruiters that provided jobs include Honeywell, Axis Bank, Myntra Logistics, Amazon, Mcafee, Samsung r&d, HSBC Technology, Wells Fargo, Microsoft, Byjus, City Bank, Oyo, Epsilon India, Wipro India, Walmart, and Snap lab.
• The highest package offered was 39 LPA and the average package was 14.5 LPA.

NIT Hamirpur:

In the academic year 2019, NIRF was ranked as the 60th best engineering college in India. The BTech Civil Engineering admission is through JEE Mains. NIT Hamirpur has 9 Ph.D. scholars who are taking the classes. They give tutorial framed questions and the faculty also provides the best study materials.

Placements:

• There were a total of 49 jobs that were offered by the companies to the students.
• There were around 41 students placed out of the total 63 students making a percentage of 71.33% of placements.
• The top recruiters that came to college were Accenture, Wipro, Oracle, Samsung, Godrej, Bajaj, Reliance, HSBC, Jugnoo, Ashok Leyland, Bloomberg, and Ascon.
• The average package was recorded to be 6 LPA while the highest was 12 LPA.

Therefore, in conclusion, in terms of syllabus, both these colleges have more or less the same course structure and merit system. If a choice has to be made between the two one can choose a college based on the factors that are given above.

Firstly both the institutes IIM Rohtak and IIT offer 2 courses in 2 different fields namely Management and Engineering. So the first thing you need to do is find your interest and then choose the college. In case you are interested in both, I will suggest you go for IIT because

• The first and foremost reason for joining IIT is that you can still pursue MBA after engineering but not the other way around.
• The program is relatively new and lacks credibility.
• The fees is extremely high
• The recent controversies at IIM Rohtak regarding IPMAT have ruined its reputation as an IIM.
• There are many B Schools both IIM and Non-IIM that are better than Rohtak. So I will suggest you go for them.
• It’s the PGP course of IIM that enjoys the most credibility owing to its strong alumni base. The IPM program lacks in this aspect a lot.

IIM Rohtak has very few graduates in the market because of its new establishment. Because of this, it lacks in many aspects so I won’t suggest you risk your career by choosing it.

If I was in your place and had to choose between the aforementioned institutes, I would set my preference order as follows

NSIT IT >= DTU IT > DTU SE > MNNIT CSE

The reason I have placed NSIT and DTU in the first place is because of their location in the capital city. This opens multiple doors of opportunities and exposure that might not be available in other colleges. Also, the quality of students these colleges attract is top notch and you will end up befriending some of the most genius minds. 

However, if you are passionate about programming and CS, then choose IIIT Delhi because its curriculum and overall ambiance are CS oriented. The research culture and facilities here are unmatched and students conduct high-end research under the guidance of some great faculty.

Your last option should be MNNIT mainly because of its poor location.

Hope this helped you make a wise decision!

Whenever you are in a dilemma of choosing an MBA program you need to consider 2 very important things.

• MBA does not just mean learning the curriculum, it has a higher picture that includes; the tag attached, the alumni network you get access to, etc
• Another major thing to consider is the cost-benefit analysis. Will the high fees you spend bring back favorable results?

Once you have done this basic analysis, go on and choose an MBA program that suits your needs best.

Your question is regarding an online MBA from the University of Bradford. One thing you need to know is that no matter how good the university is, an online MBA is not as impactful as an offline MBA. The lack of contact hours, peer learning, and the network does not do justice to the MBA program.

ISB Hyderabad on the other hand is a recognized brand and its global rankings are a testament to its worth and brand. ISB is ranked 44th best program in the list of top 100 global MBAs (FT Rankings). Not many MBA programs can match that level let alone online programs.

The most important thing to consider is the cost analysis benefit and the quality of learning rendered by both programs.

You should choose Galgotias University. The exposure you will receive at Galgotias is way better than at Babu Banarasi Das Lucknow. It is better reputed in the industry as well. 

Companies such as Infosys, Samsung, HCL, Adobe, Byju’s, etc. visit Galgotias University placements. The average CTC received by MBA students is around INT 6 LPA. Highest salary package offered goes up to INR 12-14 LPA.