The University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) is ranked first among the private institutes of Uttarakhand.

Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology has been positioned under the rank band of 151-200 among 906 engineering institutions across the country which also includes all IITs/IIITs/NITs. It is also ranked 10th among Dataquest T school survey's best engineering colleges. The institute offers its students great placements.

Admissions:

• The minimum eligibility to apply for the UG level engineering programme in UPES is 10 + 2 with a minimum of 50 percent aggregate marks in PCM, subject to JEE Mains or UPESEAT qualification followed by Centralized Counseling.

• To get admission in B.Tech courses in MAIT the candidates should have a valid score in JEE mains/IPU CET

Placements:

UPES-

It has a placement cell which runs different training programmes to successfully place students. UPES believes in building strong leaderships with steadily increasing placements. The Career Services Office works closely with the industry to develop and facilitate collaborative Industry-Academia Interface.

• Top recruiters at UPES include Accenture, Ambuja Cement, nestle, Tata technologies, etc.

• The average CTC received by the School of Engineering at UPES is 5.35 LPA and the highest CTC was 17 LPA.

MAIT Delhi-

The institute offers its students decent placement and internship opportunities by interacting with different reputable companies, such as Accenture, Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, Amazon, etc.

• 42 firms visited the campus in 2019 offering packages from INR 3.5 LPA to INR 28 LPA.

• Top recruiting companies visiting MAIT are Wipro, TCS, Deloitte, Cognizant, Newgen, Tata Power DDL, Amazon, Vinson, TASL, Samsung, ION Trading, etc.

All of the above courses offered by different institutes stand high in one or the other areas, so it’s up to applicant choice to which course and college to take admission in.

Well, many of my friends recommend going for BIMTECH. But honestly, none of these two are great options for an MBA. 

Comparison:

• At Amity you will find a beautiful campus and the management degree is better than the Engineering degree offered through it is a school of engineering in terms of academics and discipline. But in general, the management degree is quite average. You will get placement with an average package of 5–6 LPA which is below average for an MBA graduate. Yes, some 4–5 students manage to get a package of above 10 LPA. 
• BIMTECH has a better placement record, comparably. On average, you can expect to receive an average package of around 6–8 lakhs per annum. If you are lucky enough and have a good academic record, you can bag placement packages of around 9–10 LPA. 
• Talking about the overall exposure, Both Amity and BIMTECH have Good exposure, not as good as IIMs/XLRI or NMIMS/SP-Jain. You will find both of them have a good corporate connect where you get to attend a lot of conferences and workshops. Both colleges help you to find summer placements although, most of these placements don’t have much substance. 

If you have no other better option and you don’t want to repeat another year to prepare for CAT, only then go to these colleges. 

Otherwise, Consider repeating another year and Aim for colleges like NMIMS (Mumbai), Symbiosis Pune, or XIM Bhubneshwar. These colleges are Good and the placements lie between 10–15 LPA, which is decent enough. You can even get into new IIMs with a bit of effort, if not the old ones.

One of my cousins studied at IET DAVV. According to him, it will be better if you choose IET DAVV over IIIT Dharwad for engineering. Here are some reasons behind his choice -

Firstly, anyone in your situation will probably choose IET DAVV as it is situated in Indore. Your transportation and accommodation costs will minimize if you study from your hometown. This is a major advantage for you.

• IET DAVV is a reputed college. Their curriculum is updated meeting industry trends and standards.
• The college has good placement records.
• The students are talented. Also, IET has a happening college life too along with a diverse crowd.
• The faculty at IET DAVV are well experienced and highly qualified.

• IIIT Dharwad is a new institute, with no batch placed yet but there are pre-placement records.
• IIIT Dharwad has no good infrastructure at present. The college does not have a permanent campus.

Ultimately the decision is yours but it is suggested that you go for IET DAVV rather than IIIT Dharwad.

Both TNAU and TANUVAS are relatively similar institutions because they are state-run universities. There is no major difference between the two universities in terms of their infrastructure and faculty members.

However, when compared on higher levels, then TNAU can be considered slightly better than TANUVAS, regardless of their resemblance in academic profiles. 

Having said that, it is always a better idea to try for other institutes like CFTRI, IIFPT, or NIFTEM for receiving better exposure, alongside a greater knowledge base. 

Both IMS Noida and Amity Noida are two good colleges for pursuing BCA programs. As per many students, college does not matter much but the potential and knowledge do. One of my friends had studied from Amity and highly recommended it for pursuing a BCA program.

Here are some of the supporting facts :

• Amity has a brand name and ranks at the top among the various private institutions of India.
• Amity has one of the best faculties with vast expertise in all of their domains.
• There is a great need for practical knowledge for pursuing BCA and for that, Amity has great computer labs and it emphasizes much on practical classes.
• The campus has one of the finest infrastructures.
• There is great student diversity. Students from all over the country from varied backgrounds come here.
• The students will enhance their communication skills.
• The college has a great library.

The only disadvantage is that the college takes hefty fees and it is very strict about its attendance policy. If this is not one's concern, then Amity would be a great option.