Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Electrical Engineering) From DTU, New Delhi

There is no better branch between EE at DTU and ICE at NSIT. It's all about preferences and inclinations. To help you make an informed decision let's talk about both the branches individually

EE at DTU

• EE at DTU is core electrical engineering wherein you are taught concepts related to power, grids, electrical machines, etc.
•  For placements, core companies like BHEL and companies in the energy field visit the campus. 

ICE at NSIT

• This branch has Control Engineering concepts along with electrical, electronics, and computer engineering.ICE has very light coursework and it's easy to maintain a good CGPA. 
• You also get enough time for your passions and extracurriculars.
• IT giants like Facebook, Google, etc. Don't allow ICE students to sit for placements. 
• Core companies that recruit students of this branch include Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, and others. 
• Non-tech companies like BCG, Bain, and JPMC allow all students to sit for placements.
• NSIT has a larger batch size and thus the competition here is less than DTU for placements but it still it cannot match the brand value of DTU.

In all, both DTU and NSIT have similar opportunities and placements so with the right mindset you can do well at both colleges. 

If you are interested in the Mechanical branch, you should definitely go for DTU Mechanical. DTU has one of the best Mechanical departments in the country. There are many tech teams and societies for the branch. Tech teams such as Defianz Racing, AUV DTU, UAS DTU, etc. even participated in competitions of international levels and won. 

The placement records are also good for the branch. Many PSUs frequently visit the campus placement to recruit students. The highlights of DTU Mechanical Engineering placements show the average package to be INR 7 LPA. ONGC, Mahindra, etc. are among the top recruiting companies.