My friend from school used to be a student of MAIT and he is of the opinion that the campus and the life it promises are much better than those of BVCOE.

The faculty of MAIT is lenient and the students get ample freedom. However, the same cannot be said for BVCOE. The latter institute also falls short when it comes to the crowd in both institutes.

Speaking of academics, both MAIT and BVCOE are more or less on an equal footing.

Coming to the second shift, now, as far it is concerned, it is suggested to take the timings and the distance between your home and the college into consideration.

My friend chose the first shift because you will be able to get off earlier.

MSIT, MAIT, and BVP are all are reputed colleges with their own advantages. The choice depends upon various factors and the one that seems convenient to you. Consider the following points.

• The commutation time is more at MSIT. It is crucial to saving your traveling hours to be productive. You can join if commutation is easy for you.
• MAIT has a casual approach. You need not worry about attendance or internal markings.
• BVP Pune is a strict institute. They look for attendance and internal markings based on your performance. You cannot expect any grace marks or partiality. It has an AC campus.
• Fee and Placement:

After considering the above factors, you can choose the best-fit institute for yourself.

Having friends in both institutes, I am aware of their situation. Here presenting some facts which might help you get a clear idea.

Investment Outlook:

• MSIT can be considered better, in terms of investment, than SRM University.
• It is because the fees of SRM University are very high, alongside the various expenditures involved with it.
• This means, your costs will automatically double during the course of time pursuing your B.Tech.

Placement Reports:

In terms of placements, both the universities are equally exposed to the industrial side.

Campus Life:

• Speaking of campus life, both the institutes are good in their own way.
• SRM has a very preferable campus, while on the flip side, MSIT has an average one.
• Yet, MSIT is situated in a very high-spirited location, which gives it the advantage of having numerous places to explore.

The choice, however, is yours. But in perspective with the above statements, MSIT would definitely be a better choice than SRM University, if considering the ROI factor, besides the IPU tag.

Having friends at IEM Kolkata, I can say that this question is similar to the debate between IT and CS.

1. As a student of IEM, you will find the professors striving diligently for you. Growth in IT is determined by two things - how you make the most of the opportunities you are getting and how much effort you are willing to put in.
2. You will get exposure to so many opportunities due to the presence of a number of organizations around you, PESIT would be an efficient choice.

My friend got PESIT but did not opt for it, instead, he went for IEM. If he had chosen PESIT, he would have to push himself all the time to achieve his goals.

This is really easy to choose and without any doubt, KJ Somaiya College of Engineering should be preferred to VESIT. The reasons are as follows.

• KJ Somaiya College of Engineering is an autonomous college affiliated to the Somaiya Vidyavihar University while VESIT is affiliated to the University of Mumbai and is not autonomous. Being an autonomous institute has its own advantages. Also, the University of Mumbai course curriculum is not up to the standards.
• The placements of KJ Somaiya College of Engineering are much better than VESIT. Take a look at the comparison table below.

Apart from that, KJ Somaiya College of Engineering offers one of the best campuses in the Mumbai region with amazing sports facilities which very few campuses in Mumbai can match.

Companies like ZS Associates and Morgan Stanley organize hackathons at the college which offer chances to convert internships.

All these factors make KJ Somaiya College of Engineering a much better engineering college to pursue CSE.