College life at IIT Bombay is extraordinary apart from the academics. Here are some things you can look forward to:

• Literary Arts: The club is pretty active and you can participate in various events like quizzes, writing, word games, and reading. You can also compete in national competitions and win prizes.
• Dance, Dramatics, and Music: Many students in these clubs have gone on to become professionals in their respective fields. You can expect some great performances and events throughout the year.
• Fine Arts and Filmmaking: There are clubs for painters, filmmakers, and photographers who have gained recognition for their work.
• Mood Indigo: This is one of the biggest cultural fests in India, organized entirely by college students. It's a mind-blowing experience and managing it is a big deal.
• TechFest: This is a huge technical fest that has gained a lot of popularity in recent years. If you're into technology and innovation, this is the place to be.
• Inter IIT: IIT Bombay has amazing sports facilities, and students participate every year in the Inter IIT, a sports tournament between all the IITs in India.
• E-Cell: With the booming startup scene in India, E-Cell has become a massive platform for aspiring entrepreneurs. You can get in touch with founders and VCs and learn from them.
• Technical Clubs: These clubs are run by STAB and are for students who are passionate about coding, building bots, and discussing intergalactic space.
• Lukkha: If you're not interested in any of the above, you can always "kaato lukkha" (chill) with your friends. There are many ways to do this, and you'll definitely find something that suits you.
• College Romance: While it's not a club or an event, college romance is a big part of IIT Bombay's culture. You can meet people from other colleges.

My friend had a fairly good experience at BHU. She had switched her stream to Arts from BTech so she did not expect much. However, as time passed she realized her decision was worthwhile

Some common pros and cons she experienced at BHU are:

Pros-

• Improved in academics 

• She was able to crack ALP technician CBT-1 because of excess free time

• Started pursuing her photography skills

• Travelled with her savings as fees were very less

• Started writing poetries

• worked on two projects & developed my own website 

Cons-

• Became a victim of society's taunts that I could not pursue BTech so opted for Arts.

My friend’s experience signifies how life at BHU can change you and your dreams easily.

Before beginning with my answer, I would like for you to make a note that no mess food can ever compete with home food. So it is not worth it to compare the two.

Coming to BITS Hyderabad, the mess food is quite decent. There are two messes on the campus, and they serve both North and South Indian meals on most days. 

At first, you’ll be delighted by the variety of dishes served by the messes. But as time goes by, you’ll get bored of eating the same kind of food, served strictly according to the mess time table. Further, you’ll begin to miss your mom’s recipes, which will ultimately make you think that the food at the hostels is not good at all. Because of all this, you’ll start eating at the cafeteria or miss some meals altogether. 

Speaking in a more practical and evaluative fashion, the mess food at BITS Hyderabad is certainly better than many IITs and NITs. You’ll be served decent and satisfactory meals at the college.

IIM Udaipur is one of the best among the new IIMs in various aspects like campus, placements and faculty. IIM Udaipur was recently ranked 18th by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) Rankings 2021. Such rankings are enough a testament to its value. 

IIM Udaipur has a 300 acre campus surrounded by Aravali Hills. The campus has world class facilities and a plethora of opportunities. 

IIM Udaipur offers a Foreign Exchange Program in various countries abroad like

France:

• EDHEC Business School
• EMN Ecole de management de Normandie
• IESEG School of Management
• KEDGE Business School

Germany

• HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management
• EBS Business School
• FAU Friedrich–Alexander University Erlangen–Nürnberg

The placement statistics are as follows

The major recruiters include Aditya birla Fashion, Capgemini, CapitalQuotient, CarDekho, Panasonic, Path Infotech Limited, Flipkart, HDFC, ICICI Bank, ICICI Lombard, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, etc.

In the first year, your timetable at IIT Bombay would typically look like this:

• Waking up at 8 am.
• Getting ready quickly and have breakfast.
• Attending morning classes.
• Resting for 1-2 hours till the next class.
• Attending classes till afternoon.
• Having lunch at the canteen.
• Taking teaching assistantship duty by taking labs to second and third-year students until evening.
• Coming back to the hostel.
• Browsing the internet, watch movies, finish assignments, chat with friends or engage in some other activity.
• Sleeping at around 12 am or so.

However, your second year would be very different since you don't have classes for your masters in the second year. Instead, your schedule would look more like this:

• Going to the lab (professor's cabin) and sitting until you feel like going to the hostel.
• Going to the canteen for food and coming back to the lab to do some work.
• Attempting Hacker Rank mathematics problems for nearly 3 months.
• Working hard on your dissertation by sleeping many days in the lab itself (which turns out to be very fun, though!)
• Every day would be almost the same: Either sitting in the hostel or the cabin since you will have no classes and have to work on your own.

NIT Hamirpur has a unique location and splendid campus that makes it the dream college of nature lovers. Its academic programs are also well-known, especially the CSE program. Here are a few pros and cons to understand this better

Pros:

• NIT Hamirpur has an amazing infrastructure and a peaceful ambiance conducive to studying. The location in itself is a great stress buster.
• The placement scenario of most branches is great except for a few core ones like Civil.
• The locals are very humble and hospitable. Befriending them will help you get a tour guide for yourself. 
• The library, hostel, and lecture hall are well-built with all modern facilities. The students have enough free time to prepare for competitive exams like GATE and IES.
• The campus has plenty of extracurricular facilities like sports and stuff.
• The food served is a delight, especially for the North Indians.
• Almost all faculty are Ph.D. holders except contract-based faculty.
• NIT Hamirpur has a decent student-faculty ratio.

Cons :

• The pedagogy adopted by the professors is monotonous and the classroom sessions are quite boring.
• The professors do not conduct or encourage any kind of research work.
• Due to its remote location, you might face travel-related issues.

Overall, the campus life and academics at NIT Hamirpur are great!

My friend is a student of AIIMS Raipur. She shared her experience of her college life there.

The campus is situated a bit far from the residential areas. The faculty is very professional and experienced. They cooperate with you throughout the medical examination process.

What catches the eye is the cleanliness of the campus. It’s exceptionally well-maintained and tidy.

The library is massive with an extensive collection of academic books. The annual fest Oriana is a fun-filled event that every student of AIIMS Raipur looks forward to. Many trips are also planned to develop good relationships between students.

My friend says her experience in AIIMS Raipur was one of a kind.