Your choice of the course and college should totally depend upon your interests. If you have an interest in the electrical domain of engineering then you should go for EEE. If not then you should consider the IT branch for your career. It is extremely difficult to study subjects that you do not like. Now, if you are only looking out for good placement opportunities and do not have any keen interest in both of these two domains of engineering then IT at MSIT can be a pretty good option for you as the placement scenario of the college is much better than that of EEE in MAIT.

Most of the EEE students enrolled in MAIT get job opportunities in IT companies as there are very few jobs available in the core companies of the Electrical Engineering department.

Also, MSIT is situated in the heart of Janakpuri, so you will have many good places to hangout with your friends in your free time.

It is a bitter truth about the IPU that no college offers placements to the students. You will need to depend on yourself for building different skills through short-term courses, internships, or working on different projects.

But in general, MAIT is a reputed college where you can pursue EEE and there is no attendance issue in the college. It also has a good reputation among the IPU colleges. The average CTC offered at the institute is around 3 LPA.

I have few friends at MAIT and based on the reviews I got from them I will suggest you go for their EEE course. But don’t entirely demand the institute for opportunities.

Yes, there are very high chances of you securing a seat at MAIT in the CS department unless the competition is too high and there are no changes in the selection criteria of the college.

• In MAIT, the college also offers a second shift for branches like CSE, EEE, ECE, etc. which helps students in getting more opportunities and get admission into their desired branches after all the required procedures are completed.
• Also, the students enrolled for the second shift in any of the above-mentioned courses get an option to upgrade their shifts to the first shift after a year if they score the desired percentage.
• Both the shifts have experienced faculty members assigned for teaching purposes.
• Practically, you just need to get admission into the college be it any of the two shifts, and work hard for a better future.

As per student testimonials, the level of education and understanding is just as good in the second shift as it is in the first one.

Speaking about IT and CSE, both are almost the same with some changes in their base subjects. Some of my friends graduated with IT and CSE degrees. According to them, apart from the first and second year, it’s the same. There are more languages in CSE.

• In this case, your choice should depend on the college statistics and the placements. Your entire future is decided by this decision so consider the college and then the course properly.
• Keep the course as your first preference and the college as the second.
• The course of your choice will keep you more focused and keep you more determined.
• In today’s world CSE has more value than any other subject whether it’s on or off-campus. It’s always in high demand and will stay for a very long time.
• A close senior was from the ECE branch in MSIT and she got placed in HSBC with a package of 12 LPA as a software developer.
• Companies recruit from some particular branches which are in more demand than others and also the core branches.
• Your choice of subject will prove more beneficial than your college.

If you are interested in programming so the college best for this would be in the order: -

1. MAIT: - It is the best among the given options with better placements stats, faculties, recognition, and better networks with the industry.
2. BVP: - BVP is also a well-known institute for CSE and IT. It also has good stats of record placements.
3. MSIT: - It is good in terms of faculty. When talking about placements it has a steady placement record.

Infrastructure and Facilities wise, MAIT has well-equipped labs with all the modern technologies and a large campus. BVP has a good Campus which is situated right near the metro station at a distance of 15 meters which makes for better communication. MSIT comes 3rd when it comes to infrastructure.

Changing shifts at MAIT is very easy and there is no need to worry about it. However, you must ask yourself these questions before shifting the batch - Did you wish to change your shift officially or did you simply want to sit and study in the classes which took place in the first shift?

• In case yours is the first case, then you can easily change your shift from the university, and if your case is the second then you need to visit the Director-General of the college.
• But first, write an application in which you pronounce the reason for changing the shift. Give a good reason for that, explain it well.

However, the second option might feel better to you in comparison with the first because then you will not have to spend 10,000–12,000 and you will be able to change it within 24 hours.

For that, you will have to talk to the Dean or the HOD of the department and give them a convincing reason to accept your request. The process will be easy because it involves the simple act of communication, and wouldn't require any formality, but your reason should be plausible enough for them to grant your request.