MAIT is one of the top ten colleges in Delhi and is amongst the top 100 colleges in India for pursuing a BTech degree. Although NIEC holds no such ranking, the management and infrastructure of the college are at the same level as MAIT.

Admission Criteria:

There are three rounds for admission. For taking admission in these colleges, students must sit for the JEE Main examination and the prerequisite for admission is a minimum of 55% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in 10+2.

NIEC- The IT department at NIEC has a total of 180 seats out of which 85% are reserved for Delhi candidates.

• The college has a general cut-off of 14, 9262 for students residing in Delhi and 87727 for out-of-state students.

• The cut-off for SC/ST/OBC is 585015.

MAIT- The EEE department at MAIT also has 180 seats out of which 85% are reserved for Delhi candidates.

• The college has a general cut-off of 154753 for students residing in Delhi and 63215 for out-of-state students.

• The cut-off for SC/ST/OBC for students in Delhi is 615460 and outside Delhi is 461051.

Placement Details:

NIEC-

The placement of the IT department at NIEC is better than the other core departments of the college.

• The average salary offered is 2 LPA, while the highest is 6.5 LPA.

• In 2020 more than 60% of the students got placed in companies like Infosys, Wipro, Samsung, Amazon.

• Students of this department have to look for off-campus internships on their own as the college plays no role in providing internships.

MAIT- The placement of the EEE department at MAIT is average.

• The average salary is 3.5 LPA and the highest salary is 12 LPA.

• Very few companies come to recruit students from the EEE department, and mostly the IT and CSE departments are favored. Companies like Accenture, Infosys visit the campus placements.

• Internships are not provided by the college, but students can contact its placement cell for guidance.

• More than 47% of the students got placed in 2020 from EEE.

Both the colleges have excellent infrastructure with well-maintained classrooms, libraries, and updated laboratories. MAIT has additional housing and gym facilities which are not provided by NIEC. The course curriculums of IT and EEE departments at NIEC and MAIT are not updated, and there is less industry exposure. The tuition fee for IT at NIEC and EEE at MAIT for four years is 3.87 and 4.69 respectively.

NIRF has ranked MAIT, MSIT, BVP, and Thapar University in 251, 263, 98, and 29 in India. MAIT, MSIT, BVP offer a BTech program in CSE whereas Thapar offers a BE program for the same.

Admission & Cutoff:

• For admission in the CSE branch at MAIT, one has to secure a place in the top 500 ranks in the IPU CET exam or must have JEE Main rank falling under 27,611.

• MSIT demands IPU CET rank under 1000 and JEE main ranking under 39,497 for the CSE branch.

• In BVP students should have MHT CET below 300 and JEE mains rank under 80,000 to secure a place in CSE.

• To get admitted to the CSE branch at Thapar university, one must have a JEE main Ranking under 25,000.

Placement statistics:

MAIT (IPU):

• 150+ companies participate in the recruitment process every year. Top recruiters include Amazon, Expedia, IBM, TCS, Accolite.

• 80% of the students get placed at top companies with an average salary of 4.95 LPA.

• The highest domestic CTC offered to the CSE branch was 28 LPA by Amazon in 2019.

MSIT:

• MSIT has a placement rate of 90% for CSE. Around 200 companies participate in the recruitment process every year.

• Top recruiters are Amazon, JP Morgan, Infosys, HDFC bank.

• The highest domestic CTC offered to CSE students was 29.97 LPA and the average CTC offered was 4.5 LPA in the last placement drive.

BVP:

• Around 150 companies take part in the recruitment process including TCS, Zensar, Varroc, Infosys.

• Highest CTC offered in 2019 for the CSE branch was 34 LPA. The average CTC offered on campus is 5.5 LPA.

Thapar University: CSE department holds the record of maximum students being placed every year in MAIT.

• 282 companies visited the campus for recruitment in 2019. Top recruiters include Amazon, Microsoft, DE Shaw, JP Morgan, and Infosys.

• Highest CTC offered was 43 LPA and the average CTC offered during campus recruitment-2019 was 7.2 LPA.

• All four Universities offer quality education with decent placement for CSE. Go through the facts mentioned above and choose the institute according to your convenience.

MAIT is ranked 41st, and IGDTUW is ranked 25th for engineering by India Today’20. MAIT has two programs BTech and MBA/PGDM, and IGDTUW offers six programs-BTech, MTech, BBA, MCA, B.Arch, and M.Plan.

Admission:

MAIT:

• Candidates must have 55% in their 12th examination. They must pass the individual subjects, including English as a core/elective subject in order to be eligible for BTech.

• Candidates must also secure a rank within 7000 in the IPU CET exam to get a seat in the BTech program.

• The institute conducts CET examinations for MBA admission. Aspirants must have 50% in bachelors in any discipline.

IGDTUW:

• Candidates must have 60% in their 12th examination for BTech and 50% for BBA and B.Arch programs.

• For MTech, GATE exam score is necessary with a 50% in BTech.

• Candidates must also secure a rank within 10000 in JEE Main to get a seat in this college.

Placements:

MAIT:

Around 30-40 companies visit MAIT each year to offer placements.

• The placement in CS/IT branches is higher around 90%, and in EEE/Mechanical branches is a bit on the lower side, around 50%.

• The highest package offered is 10 LPA, and the average salary package is around 4-5 LPA.

• A few of the companies that come for recruitment are Infosys, ZS associates, Infosys, Wipro, and Godrej.

IGDTUW:

IGDTUW offers a 100% placement, and the placement cell of the college makes sure that its students get full time paid internships.

• Around 25-30 companies come for recruitment, like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Google, Deloitte, and Walmart.

• The highest salary package offered is around 28 LPA, and the lowest is 3-4 LPA.

• The average salary package is around 8 LPA.

Infrastructure:

MAIT:

The campus is small, and there is Wi-Fi on campus. Not all the classrooms are air-conditioned, there are around five canteens on the campus, and medical facilities are available 24/7. Sports grounds and courts are present for badminton, volleyball, table tennis, and football.

IGDTUW:

The classrooms are spacious with smart boards, and Wi-Fi is available all through the campus, libraries are updated, sports and medical facilities are also available. IGDTUW’s fest attracts many colleges and celebrities are also invited every year. The college also has many clubs like dance and drama.

MAIT and IGDTUW, both are well-reputed. As for which will be better for you, you should decide that.

Both the colleges are very well reputed colleges and are very good at their respective fields. MAIT is ranked 251 for BTech by NIRF 2020. Whereas, USICT is accredited by NAAC with an ‘A’ grade.
CSE at MAIT-

This course places emphasis on all the important aspects of computers such as computer networks, mobile communication, algorithm design, operating system, advanced database systems, the theory of computation, computer graphics, etc. the department also takes the initiative to improve the soft skills, analytical capability, and verbal communication of the students so that they can face their competition in all fields with confidence.

Admission:

• To apply for this course students should pass class 12 i.e 10+2 CBSE pattern or equivalent with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks in physics, chemistry, and mathematics.

• The admission is done through JEE. The institute also conducts CET for selection. In 2019 the closing cutoff for CSE was 42615 (JEE).

• There are a total of 240 seats for CSE and BTech CSE costs around 1.10 lakhs.

Placements:

• Some of the Top companies that come for recruitment are Microsoft, Amazon, Wipro, Goldman Sachs, Infosys, Accenture, TCS, etc.

• The average placements package begins at 3.5 LPA

IT at USICT-

The IT department has been established to design and implement courses with twin objectives of generating effective professionals and to keep up the pace with the R&D activities in the field of fast emerging and changing information, communication technology. The schools main objective is to inculcate essential skills as demanded by the global software industry through interactive learning processes.

The department has highly qualified and experienced faculty who excel in their respective fields. The department also places a huge emphasis on research.

Admission:

• The eligibility criteria for IT the candidate must have passed in 10+2 with at least 60% marks.

• The examination score accepted for admission is CET.

Placements:

• Some of the tech giants that visit the campus for placements are TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Samsung, Amazon, Genpact, etc.

• The average starting package is 6-7 LPA.

Between MAIT CSE and IT at USICT the latter has a slight edge in terms of placements.

MAIT is ranked 41st for BTech engineering by India Today, and Jamia is ranked 28th for engineering by the NIRF in 2020. The total seats for CSE in MAIT are 240 and Mechanical in Jamia has 70 seats. The yearly tuition fee at MAIT is 1.15 lakhs and Jamia is INR 12,000.

Admission:

• Candidates need to sit for the JEE Main examination for entrance into any of the colleges.

• For MAIT, students need to go through the GGSIPU counseling, and for Jamia, students need to go through the JMI Delhi counseling.

In 2019 the closing cut-off ranks for the institute were as follows.

Placements:

MAIT:

• The placement percentage of CSE at MAIT is 90%.

• The highest salary package is around 25 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA.

• The average salary package is 4-5 LPA.

• Reputed companies like TCS, Infosys, Amazon, Accenture, Microsoft, and Wipro come for recruitment.

JMI:

For mechanical, placements are quite good at Jamia.

• The mechanical department has a placement record of 70-80%.

• More than 40 companies come to recruit students each year.

• The average salary offered is around 5 LPA, and the highest salary that was offered in 2019 was around 12 LPA.

• The companies that come for recruitment are L&T, Supergas, Hero, Blue Star, TCS, Wipro, Saint Gobain, Cummins, Siemens, Maruti Suzuki, M and M, and Anglo-Eastern.

Infrastructure:

MAIT:

• At MAIT, the student to faculty ratio is around 70:1.

• The library is massive, having access to hundreds of volumes and papers.

• There are five canteens on campus, and the college has several sports facilities, including an indoor badminton court.

JMI:

• The mechanical department at Jamia has its library and well-equipped labs.

• The entire campus is Wi-Fi enabled. Medical facilities are available 24*7.

• Each department organizes sports week, and the mechanical department also has separate canteens.

Although in terms of placements and infrastructure both the colleges are on par, there is a factor of affordability. Jamia has one of the lowest tuition fees in Delhi. However, the decision depends on the students who need to take everything from academics to cultural aspects of the colleges into consideration.