If you are going to take admission for M.Tech in any of these colleges it will be worth the choice. All are quite established and are doing great in curriculum and placements.

But there is always the best among the rest and hence, I would like to suggest you opt for NIT Durgapur. It beats both IIIT Allahabad and IIITM Gwalior. Also, regarding the two IIITs, IIIT Allahabad certainly does better than IIITM Gwalior in competitive programming and placements

• On the other hand, NIT Durgapur holds strong ties with IIT Kharagpur.
• The professors and students both are collaborating on various projects from both institutes.
• The alumni base of NIT Durgapur is also strong. It includes IIT Kharagpur graduates who have completed or are currently pursuing higher degrees at IIT.
• There is a better opportunity in NIT Durgapur as compared to others, in case you are prepared to utilize these.
• If you will seek placement after M.Tech, go for Allahabad.
• In case you are interested in research, I will recommend you to look at the faculty profiles in the respective departments, and make an informed choice.

It is suggested you go for NIT Durgapur. Definitely, do your side of research as well for a clear choice among all the three colleges.

There are UNESCO sites in Gwalior. Not to forget, it is a heritage city.

• The famous Gwalior Fort is visible from the campus and is about 5km away from the closest gate. It is a 20-minute walk from there.
• There are beautiful temples nearby.
• The mall is at a distance of 7km which takes about 15 minutes. There is a college bus facility which goes every weekday in a gap of 2 hours. There is yet another mall which is 40 minutes far.
• Every year, a mela is held named the ‘Gwalior Mela’ which is held for 3 months. It is 5 km away which takes just 10 minutes by the bus route.
• The City Centre and restaurants are also nearby. It is at a distance of 8km from the campus and 1 to 2 km from the first mall.
• There is a dam that takes 45 minutes to reach if you travel via reserved vehicle.
• Orchha, via reserved vehicle, takes 1.5 hours.
• Agra and Jhansi take 2 hours and 1.5 hours via train, respectively.

Hope this helps.

No, your college life would be very balanced. There will be no amount of additional homework or assignment pressure that can burden you.

• As far as the attendance factor is concerned, yes it is a rule by the MHRD, you ought to clear an attendance limit of 80%.
• However, at IIITM Gwalior, the on-paper requirement would be 75%, but then it is not something that is taken seriously.
• My friend, in two of his subjects, had an attendance range of 20-30%. Actually, it all boils down to the faculty and 50-60% of the attendance range is normal.
• The faculty will absolutely be strict about a whole 75% attendance range but do not worry too much as even if you do not fulfill that sort of requirement, you are good.
• In case you happen to be an obedient student, you can afford to skip a few classes and save a lot of time from them.

Do not make the mistake of comparing IIITs to IIITM. You would see students in the table tennis court, badminton court, squash court, cricket ground here. Huge fests are conducted at IIITM Gwalior where you would witness a lot of reputed singers like Jonitha Gandhi, Mohit Chauhan, etc. perform. Thus your college life will be exciting at IIITM Gwalior.

Improving any educational institute is a collaborative effort that requires input from students, faculty, staff, alumni, and other stakeholders. Here are some suggestions that could help make IIITM Gwalior a better institute:

• Enhance the quality of education: IIITM Gwalior should focus on delivering high-quality education and offer more opportunities for hands-on learning. The institute could explore partnerships with industry leaders to provide students with practical training and help them develop real-world skills.
• Encourage research and innovation: IIITM Gwalior should encourage students and faculty to engage in research and innovation. The institute could provide funding, equipment, and facilities for research and support collaboration with industry and academia.
• Build a vibrant campus culture: The institute should build a vibrant campus culture that fosters creativity, diversity, and inclusivity. This could be achieved through various cultural, social, and sporting events that bring students and faculty together.
• Improve infrastructure: The institute should invest in improving the infrastructure of the campus. This could include upgrading the library, classrooms, laboratories, and other facilities.
• Strengthen industry partnerships: IIITM Gwalior should strengthen its partnerships with industry and other educational institutions. This could help students gain exposure to different industries and career opportunities.
• Improve placement opportunities: The institute should work towards improving the placement opportunities for its students. This could include expanding the network of recruiters, providing career counseling services, and organizing skill-building workshops.
• Foster alumni engagement: IIITM Gwalior should foster alumni engagement and build a strong alumni network. This could help the institute gain valuable feedback and support from its alumni, who could also help in mentoring current students and promoting the institute.

Overall, improving IIITM Gwalior requires a collective effort from all stakeholders. By focusing on these areas, the institute can continue to provide high-quality education and build a reputation as a leading educational institution in India.