In order to make an informed decision, you will need the following guidelines to guide you:

IIM Kashipur has joined the CFA Institute University Affiliation Program (UAP), joining the other seven IIMs. IIM Kashipur will incorporate at least 70% of the CFA Program Candidate Body of Knowledge (CBOK) into the curriculum of the two-year Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme, according to programme specifications.

Renowned Faculty - IIM Kashipur has some of the best regular finance faculty in the country. Many faculty members have had papers published in prestigious international journals such as Springer, Sage, and the EBSCO database. Furthermore, the instructors for these courses hold degrees such as CFA, MPhil, ICWA, and so on.

A combination of Finance and Analytics - Because IIM Kashipur offers a dedicated Analytics-specific MBA programme, the courses taught here are a synthesis of both domains, preparing students to excel in the Fintech industry.

Bloomberg Terminal - In collaboration with Bloomberg L.P., IIM Kashipur has 12 Bloomberg Terminals on its campus. These terminals allow students to monitor and analyse real-time financial market data movements, as well as provide a wealth of information about industries and economies around the world.

Companies that come to campus for recruitment include Deloitte, Futures First, TATA Capital, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, CRISIL, Tres Vista, Axis Bank, and others. Asset Management, Investment Analyst, Market Risk Analyst, Mergers & Acquisitions, International Banking, and other positions are available.

If a college's ranking is important to you, there are thousands of ranking websites online that can tell you where these institutions stand in relation to one another. If you believe infrastructure is what you are looking for, you will find everything you need to finish the course in all of these. The faculty at IIM Kashipur is among the best in the country. If you are willing to listen, they have a lot to share from their experience and subject knowledge.

What distinguishes a good institute is the amount of time you spend there as well as the type of exposure and opportunities you receive. IIM Kashipur has a large number of academic clubs, including those focused on finance, marketing, human resources, analytics, and other subjects. These clubs are always working to plan workshops, competitions, and guest lectures from experts in their fields. To ensure you don't miss any opportunities, they will constantly keep you informed about the various competitions that take place in other business schools.

I think you mean how the new IIMs can be compared to SIBM Pune. Rather than comparing, I will tell you what and why people are preferring the former over the latter.

Despite SIBM being an already well-established B School with better placement opportunities, many students prefer IIM Trichy over it. There are two major reasons for the same

1. IIM tag
2. IIM Trichy seems to be growing fairly well

The fact that people prefer it over SIBM, clearly speaks of its position in the future. Also, the IIM Tag seems very tempting considering its long-term benefits.

So go for SIBM Pune if you are only looking for a high-paying job. But for futuristic benefits, any new IIM will do.

IIM Delhi would have been a reality if capital cities were the only places that could draw high-caliber placements. Since many of the participants in this thread appear to be unaware of the paradox that geography affects employment opportunities. 

Slow placements and offer retraction have been a source of complaint for many IIMs. In addition, numerous IIMs, including Raipur, according to the papers, have been asked to submit their reports for review by the MHRD due to unsatisfactory data. But Kashipur is not at all a part of these worrying developments. IIM Kashipur was given the all-clear despite not encountering either of the issues.

If you compare the reports, which basically show people don't give a hoot about geography if they have the quality to be obtained, it still has one of the highest numbers of companies visiting the campus. In contrast, IIM Kashipur's numbers have consistently outperformed those of comparable institutions, and one can also see that the roles available are comprehensive and varied.

So, if you want a quality education and a quality job that will be a uniform outcome of quality education, go somewhere that is off-limits to the rest of the world.

I think firstly you need to change your mindset. Rather than pondering on which college is better, ponder on which college is better for you. Analyzing your situation this way will enable you to make a wiser decision. This is because only you truly know what you want from your MBA degree, and that is the sole basis for deciding your choice of college.

Now identifying your own interests and preferences might be a tricky task. I have some tips that might help you know your forte.

• Use the research tools of today’s world and study different colleges
• Try to find what you want to achieve after completing your MBA
• If you have decided on a certain domain, go through the alumni profiles of that specific domain. Check the same for various B Schools analyzing which B School has the maximum percentage of alumni in that domain.
• Study the culture of various B Schools you are choosing from
• Look for location advantages and accessibility 

Checking all these aspects might help you come up with a healthy decision. Don’t be hasty to choose a B School as this decision will affect your career.