Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Computer Science and Engineering) From MAIT, New Delhi

When it comes to MAIT, it may not have the same coding environment as other colleges like MSIT or BVP. However, it is important to note that things are changing at MAIT, and there are opportunities for students to participate in coding competitions, Hackathons, Competitive Programming, Open Source, and more. 

• The availability of professors with research backgrounds is limited, and more could be done to expand opportunities for serious project work.
• The course curriculum at MAIT and IPU is outdated and may include subjects that are not directly relevant to CSE students.
• Placements at MAIT are strong, with companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Infosys, TCS, Wipro, and Accenture visiting the campus.
• More than 80% of students get placed, with some students receiving offers as high as 42 LPA from Microsoft.
• It's important to note that many placements listed by others also include off-campus opportunities obtained through individual skills and efforts.
• CS and IT students shouldn't have to worry about the crowd, especially if in the first shift, as the current boys-to-girl ratio in IT are approximately 2:1.

You will get an overview of the college from the video below

First of all, both the branches differ a lot from each other. Thus, you need to understand which branch you are inclined to. Also, keep in mind that you can change your field from ECE to CSE but not vice versa. So, choosing CSE can get you an advantage in many ways. My friend is currently studying CSE in MSIT and here’s what his experience says.

Dedicated faculty: Most teachers are well experienced and really enjoy what they teach you. If you have even smallest of the doubts, do not hesitate as they will assist you whenever you need them. Especially in the CSE department, teachers are really cooperative.

Infrastructure: If you visit both MSIT and MAIT, you will find that MAIT has a tad bit better infrastructure.

Location: MSIT definitely has a location advantage as you can find various hangout spots around the institute and even the nearest metro of Janakpuri East is just 5 minutes away. On the other hand, MAIT lacks proximity to metro and hangout spots.

Placements: While both the colleges have great placements, the CSE branch will get you better packages and increased opportunities, like any other college In India.

According to the recent placement data the highest and average CTC offered at MSIT is 47 LPA and 3.6 LPA. For MAIT the average and highest CTC is 3 LPA and 28 LPA.

All in all, both MAIT and MSIT are reputed private colleges of Delhi. The biggest thing that makes the difference here is the branch you choose. No doubt CSE has an upper hand over ECE as mentioned above.

Yes, a CSE from MAIT will get you to the bright future if you have an interest in programming but this can only happen if you are extremely passionate about programming.

• You should never depend on the college completely. Get your basic concepts like data structures and algorithms completely clear.
• You can also practice on various online programming platforms like hackerrank, code chef, interview bit, etc.
• Do not ignore the other core subjects like DBMS, OS, and computer networks. It is also advisable for you to learn some developments in Web and in Android as well. This will provide you with amazing opportunities.
• Eventually, even your branch of engineering doesn't matter as long as you are passionately driven towards programming The hard fact about programming is that if you are really good at it you will not face a problem in finding placements for yourself.
• The best part about MAIT is that it does not have any harsh attendance criteria and you do not have to study a lot to gain good marks. It will help you to focus completely on coding and get high-paying jobs at Microsoft, Amazon, or any other dream company.

The only requirement is that you must be dedicated enough and persistent in your efforts. The highest package offered by MAIT for the CSE batch is 43 LPA by Microsoft (off campus) and 19 LPA from Amazon (on-campus).