One of my friends had been a student of RGPV Bhopal and she was able to provide some insight regarding the placements there. 

• The placement of the CSE and IT is better than other branches. Yet the packages offered are low. 
• The students from the IT and CSE branch also face the problems of low packages by prominent companies like TCS and Capgemini. 
• If you have an interest in the technical field, then it will be best to study for GATE and ESE. After this, you may get a job in Public Sector Undertakings or you can go for the admissions at IITs and NITs. 

The average package offered to the students at UIT RGPV is around 3.5 LPA by prominent companies such as Infosys, Cognizant, TCS, Wipro, HCL, L&T, Accenture, ICICI Bank, Tech Mahindra, and Capgemini.

One of my friends is from SGSITS, and Bhopal is her hometown. I know a few people from UIT RGPV too. Based on the conversations I had with them, I think I can answer your question. 

From what I gathered, it doesn't really matter whether you're from GS or UIT. The only thing that matters is your future goals and where you see yourself 5 -10 years from now. whether you want to pursue an MBA, a Ph.D., or a career in technology. However, most of my friends, whether from SGSITS or UIT, work in the same company/profile, so there isn't much of a difference. Here are the recent placement highlights for the institutes. 

At least take no stress and go for what is best for you. Now you know that there's no major difference and your decision should be accordingly.

The academics at UIT RGPV is not good on an all-India level but when compared to other colleges in Bhopal, it is fairly better.

1. The class schedule depends upon your department. You will find a comparatively better crowd from other private colleges.
2. The learning environment at UIT-RGPV is competitive and students have scored top ranks in GATE and IES.
3. The placement scenario for CSE, EC and IT is very rewarding as mass recruiting companies visit the campus to recruit almost every candidate from these branches.
4. Students enrolled in core branches at UIT RGPV usually prepare for competitive examinations.

The marking scheme which is followed at private colleges can be a bit harsh for students, but consider it a relief that UIT RGPV does not try to charge for unnecessary expenses just like many other private institutes of India do.

I know a few people from RGPV, and based on what I heard from them, I will say that it’s true that academics are not up to the mark at the institute. During semester exams, students use the Shivani book to pass the following technical courses (which includes questions from the previous 20 years). This prevents you from building up concepts.

Now the placement of the institute is also not that good. The recent placement statistics for the institute are as follows.

Spending four years in RGPV with a 91 percent grade in class 12th would be a waste of time and effort. So, rather than doing B.E. from RGPV, It would be advised to pursue any other option if you are planning to pursue Engineering in the EC branch. 

RGPV University is a very reputed university and this university gives chancellor's awards to the best students of this university. 

• Chancellor's award is a reward for students which is given to the top students of the university for their excellent performance in academics throughout their graduation. 
• The students receive a cheque of Rs. 20000 from the governor of Madhya Pradesh along with a certificate. 
• This award is a matter of pride for all the students who worked very hard to receive such respect and recognition from the university. 

Here are some of the steps which the students must do to receive this award.

• The students will have to secure very good marks in the theory exams of every odd semester of disciplines such as engineering, pharma, and other branches which are covered under the aegis of RGPV. 
• There should be no semester backs or year backs in your entire academic career in this university. 
• There should be no case of rechecking of your answer sheets during your graduation period at this university. 
• Your practical marks have nothing to do with this scholarship and a student is only awarded this scholarship based on the theory marks and the performance of the student throughout their graduation.

Hence, these are some of the steps which you should begin to follow from day one of your graduation to be eligible for this award and make yourself and your university proud. 

UIT RGPV is good for Mechanical Engineering. However, things vary with each one of us.

If you want to prepare for higher studies like MS or competitive exams like the GATE or CAT, it is good because you will get a sufficient amount of time. If not, you will end up working in companies like TCS being graduated in Mechanical Engineering from UIT RGPV.

Check the following table for some brief statistics about UIT RGPV:

If you have better options you can opt accordingly. UIT is good for B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering you can pursue.

RGPV is a government college and because of this all of the courses which it offers are quite good to get a well-reputed job. IT or CSE will be the best option if you want good placements. According to the recent placement highlights the average CTC offered at UIT RGPV is 3 LPA.

Now, whether you will be able to prepare for UPSC, along with your engineering degree or not, that depends on you. 

• You can go for UPSC preparation whilst you are enrolled in IT. All of the possibilities depend on how motivated you are. 
• Moreover, if you try to finish learning your engineering courses on time, you will have ample duration to sit and study for UPSC.
• Furthermore, try to be with the group of students who are also preparing for UPSC so that you can be with them and prepare well with them. Studying with your peers will help you to achieve your goals easily. 
• Also, the syllabus for IT is quite easy so, you will have time to prepare for UPSEE. 

Thus, you can prepare for UPSC if you really want to, and choosing IT will make it easy for you to lower the burden of academics. 

Yes, you can switch your college but make sure to do the following things beforehand:

• Keep good grades, in case someone else also applies for it you can be the best available candidate.
• Download the college transfer form from the RGPV website.
• Keep following UIT, RGPV's website to know when the procedure starts and the number of seats available for different branches, and in which caste category.

Importantly, you will need a NOC (Non-objection certificate) from your college stating that they don't have any problem with you changing the college. This is tricky because colleges like OIST will not do that because if they do so, they will lose students and fees.

But once you're done with NOC, you can come for the counseling process in UIT RGPV.