Which is better: MAIT - CS, DTU- EP/PCE/PIE/ENE or NSIT- MPAE?

Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology has been positioned under the rank band of 151-200 among the top 906 engineering institutions across the country which also includes all IITs/IIITs/NITs. Hence, CSE at MAIT is a good option.

As per Times Engineering Survey and NIRF, Delhi Technological University (DTU) is ranked 2nd and 34th among the Best Technological Universities in India.

Ranked 5 in State Fund University by ARIIA 2020 and 11 in India's Top 150 Engineering Colleges in 2019 by Outlook, NSUT offers a wide range of courses and is accredited by ‘NAAC A’.

Admission:

The admission details for MAIT, DTU and NSIT are as follows.

Placements:

DTU:

Delhi Technological University has an unmatched placement record as one of the top engineering colleges in the country. It is ranked no. 1 by Outlook India in a placement category.

• The highest CTC offered by domestic companies and international companies is 39.2 LPA and 52.22 LPA respectively.

• The average CTC received by the students at the institute in 2020 placement was 6.5 LPA.

NSUT:

• Looking at the records of the NSUT placement, the salary package offered is from INR 4 LPA to INR 1.25 Cr. from BE courses including MPAE.

• The students are placed in different multinational companies, government and the private sector, etc.

• A total of 172 recruitment firms visited the college. Deloitte, 91 mobiles, Amazon India, Accenture, Bharti Airtel, KPMG, Reliance Jio, Samsung, Maruti Suzuki, and so on are just a few of the companies providing student placements.

MAIT Delhi:

It offers its students decent placement and internship opportunities by interacting with different reputable companies.

• The applicants from CSE get placements into companies such as Accenture, Wipro, Infosys, TCS, Cognizant, Amazon, etc.

• 42 firms visited the campus in 2019 offering packages from INR 3.5 LPA to INR 28 LPA.

All of the above courses offered by different institutes stand high in one or the other areas, so it’s up to applicant choice to which course and college to take admission in.