Both TAPMI and GIM are well-respected institutions in India that offer management education. Both institutions have their own unique strengths and areas of focus.GIM is known for its focus on sustainability and corporate social responsibility, as well as its international focus with a strong emphasis on international business.

Both institutes give a sharp edge to each other in terms of rankings, placements, and infrastructure. My cousin was in a similar situation and eventually went for GIM owing to its smaller batch size. Although both institutes offer similar opportunities and exposure, I can guarantee that GIM will give you a much better campus life.

TAPMI too is a leading B School and from what I heard from a friend, most of its pass outs are working in high positions in reputed firms. Overall, 

• Placement-wise, GIM>TAPMI 
• Campus life-wise, TAPMI>GIM 

Ultimately, the choice between TAPMI and GIM will depend on the individual's specific interests and career goals. Both institutions offer high-quality education,

NMIMS is the best option among these. The strategic location, excellent placement, and brand value put NMIMS ahead of the other institute mentioned in the question. 

NMIMS is located at the financial hub of Mumbai. The campus is just an hour or an hour and a half drive away from commercial and industrial spaces like Bandra Kurla Complex, Navi Mumbai, South Bombay, etc. Due to the locational advantage students can easily attend industrial visits of reputed organizations like TOI, Pepsico, JPMC, etc.

NMIMS Mumbai placements are way ahead of the B-Schools in the same tier. Even with a batch size of 500+, the institute offers an average CTC of INR 23.07 LPA.  

IIITM Gwalior is better for an MTech ISM. It has an active coding culture. Being an IT-oriented institute, it offers better technological exposure.  It has a good placement record. According to the highlights of IIITM Gwalior placements 2022, students received an average CTC of INR 16.85 LPA. The highest CTC offered was INR 59.27 LPA. 

IIITM G is lenient regarding attendance and academic schedule. So, it’s easier to follow interests outside the course-work. 

Both IISc and IITs have great differences because of their varied purposes for establishments. ITs were established to provide the finest technical manpower for building the nation. IISc on the other hand was established by private bodies to conduct core research with a focus on advancing the scientific capabilities of the country. IITs delivers education related to BTech courses whereas IISc only focuses on MS or M.Tech (graduate). Placements in IISc and IITs are equally good.

The dynamic research culture leaves no desire for placements and after the first year, many students completely focus on research. I have many friends who completed MS and Ph.D. from IISc, joined the Software industry at great positions but then left the industry in two years to continue pure research again. Apart from that placements are far better and for better positions in IISc.

IITs are for those who are on the lookout for jobs and have little or no interest in research work. IISc on the other hand primarily focuses on research work. 

Basically, to pursue a career in any branch of engineering, the industry-oriented Bachelor's program offered at IITs is perfect. But for a research enthusiast who is keen to pursue a career in research, IISc is the best option.

Ultimately, the better institute is one that aligns with your preferences and area of interest.

For better reference, I have compared the IISc placement statistics with the topmost IIT Bombay

You can clearly see that IIT Bombay offers much better job opportunities than IISc.

MGIT is the better college among these. 

• It offers good facilities and infrastructure. The departmental labs are well-equipped. The college has decent sports facilities.
• MGIT boasts of a dedicated pool of faculty. 
• The institute is lenient regarding rules and regulations. It has an open gate system. Students are free to enter and leave the campus.
• The recent highlights of MGIT placements show the average CTC to be around INR 4.26 LPA. 

These are a few of the reasons that make MGIT a better choice. 

Among these, NITIE Mumbai is the best institute for an MBA. It is considered the Mecca of Operations and SCM. The Ops and SCM job profiles offered at NITIE Mumbai placements are even better than the ones offered from these sectors at IIM ABCL. The final placement record for 2022 showed the average CTC is INR 24.51 LPA. Highest CTC offered this year was INR 49 LPA.  

Locational benefits, a huge alumni base, and a stellar placement record are some of the other factors that work in favor of NITIE.

Compared to IIM Lucknow’s IPMX, IIM Indore’s EPGP will be a better option. 

Small Cohort Size: 

IIM Indore has a small cohort size. So, the professor-to-student ratio is higher. 

Location: 

IIM Indore IPMX program takes place on the Noida campus. The environment on campus is ideal for studies and it also has the advantage of being close to the industries in the Delhi NCR region. 

Placement:

IIM Indore Executive MBA placements 2022 had witnessed an all-time high average placement package. The average CTC for the top 25% of the EPGP students was INR 35.5 LPA. While the top 50% of students received an average CTC of INR 30.6 LPA. 

Batch Size: 

IIM Indore 2021 EPGP batch had 68 students. Students had work experiences in the range of 5-15 years. The students crowd is diverse and there is huge potential for peer learning. 

Due to these factors, EPGP from IIM Indore will be a better option. 

BITS Goa CSE is a better option than NIT Allahabad. It has an excellent infrastructure and offers better placement opportunities. Recent highlights of BITS Goa placement show the average package to be around INR 15-16 LPA. Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon, Flipkart, Adobe, etc. recruit from the campus. 

I feel I am the right person to answer this as my brother and a friend are in VIT and KIIT respectively. From what I heard from them, I derived the following conclusions 

• KIIT Campus is huge and you can find posters of Mr Achyuta Samanta at every corner of the campus. It looked more like an advertisement.
• The campus has a good location and enjoys the advantages of Bhubaneswar city.
• However, you will find very less diversity here as most of the engineering students are from East Indians. 
• The hostel rooms are spacious and well-ventilated. The overall campus is clean and beautiful with decent facilities

My friend at VIT also experienced a similar situation as both are private colleges striving to attract students. 

If ever you are left with these two choices, I suggest you go for VIT as it has better placements and ranking.