Techno India Saltlake in Sector 5 is a great choice if you're looking at location since it's right in Kolkata, giving you lots of opportunities. However, if you set aside the location, Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College tends to outperform Techno India in other areas.

I chose NICMAR for its strong reputation in the construction sector. The university offers a Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] in Civil Engineering and MBA programs in Construction Management and Project Management. The courses are designed to meet industry needs, and the placement rates are impressive. For instance, in the MBA program, companies like L&T and TATA Projects actively recruit from here, which gives us a solid chance for good placements after graduation.

They seem focused on profit, finding any way to charge fees. If you require a scholarship, you're likely on a tight budget, so they set an earlier fee deadline for you. Meanwhile, those who can pay have more time. It's not about attracting talented students, just those with wealth. Incredible ????????????????…

If you're thinking of studying at Sri Venkateswara College in New Delhi, here's some advice on finding a place to stay nearby.

Satya is a good spot to check out for rooms. It's best to start looking before July 8-9 to have more choices. You can find a flat for three people costing around 15-20k in total, not counting electricity but including water. Furniture might or might not be included.

There's also the option of a PG where two or three people share a room, costing about 5-7k per person. This might include electricity, but sometimes it doesn't.

For budget-friendly areas, consider these:

• Munirka: You can find a single room for 5-7k a month. It's a bit shabby but has a direct bus connection that takes 15-30 minutes. They also have reading rooms open all day.
• Jia Sarai: Similar room prices at 5-7k per month, and it looks nicer. It also has a direct bus connection taking 15-30 minutes and 24/7 reading rooms.
• Naraina: Here, you can find a flat for 3-4 people for under 10k. The bus ride is about 20-40 minutes.
• Palam: I don't know much about it, but it's supposed to be a decent area.

For female students willing to spend around 15k a month, including meals, Anand Niketan is a good option. It's on the same road as Venky, about a 15-minute walk away.

Best of luck with your search!

If you're stuck choosing between these two colleges, I'd recommend picking DTU for CSE through JAC Delhi over MNIT for CSE. DTU is just as reputable as MNIT Jaipur, although it doesn't hold the NIT title. It boasts excellent infrastructure, great libraries, a student activity center, sports facilities, and more.

Plus, being located in Delhi is a big plus, as it attracts top tech companies offering impressive salary packages. DTU's placement records are often likened to those of the second-generation IITs. The exposure and campus culture here are exceptional, so you likely won't regret choosing DTU CSE over MNIT Jaipur CSE.

My experience at USIT Delhi for my Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology has been quite good overall. The faculty is mostly highly qualified, with many professors holding PhDs. However, some teachers can be a bit strict. The exams are manageable if you start studying a bit in advance. The campus life is decent, with the annual fest Anugoonj being a highlight. The placements were excellent in 2022, with the highest package being 45 LPA and an average of 12 LPA. However, due to the recession, the placements this year have seen a decline. The fees are somewhat affordable compared to other colleges, currently at 120000 per year after an increase. Overall, it's a solid choice for IT students.

If you're looking for top-notch management colleges in Nagpur, here are some great options to consider:

• Priyadarshini Lokmanya Tilak Institute of Management Studies & Research
• Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Nagpur
• Hislop College
• G.H. Raisoni College of Engineering and Management
• Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Management Studies and Research
• Institute of Management Technology, Nagpur
• Datta Meghe Institute of Management Studies
• Central Institute of Business Management Research & Development
• Tirpude Institute of Management Education
• JD College of Engineering and Management

These places are well-regarded for their quality education, experienced faculty, and good job placement records.

I feel that Geethanjali has a stronger placement record for CSE students. The interviews start from the 6th semester, and many reputed companies like Accenture and Wipro come for recruitment. The average package mentioned is around 6-8 LPA, and I know several friends who have landed good internships through the college. In contrast, I haven't heard much about TKR's placement outcomes, which makes me lean towards Geethanjali for better job prospects.

Chennai Institute of Technology has some issues of its own. The founder was quite business-savvy and set up the college around 10 years ago mainly to generate profit. From the beginning, the goal was to quickly match up to well-known institutions like SRM, SSN, Sastra, and VIT.

After enrolling, I realized how they operate. They have a strategy to boost their image by manipulating reviews on Quora, Reddit, and Google to attract high-achieving students. Each year, a team is dedicated to crafting these positive reviews, which mislead people. Be cautious, as this college doesn't even measure up to an average one.

India ranks third globally in higher education, just after the US and China. The University Grants Commission (UGC) is the main body overseeing higher education, ensuring standards, advising the government, and coordinating activities. There are 15 autonomous bodies under UGC responsible for accrediting higher education institutions.

Based on the 2011 census, around 8.15% of Indians have completed college. In union territories, this figure rises to 24.65% and 22.56%. From 2000-01 to 2010-11, India's higher education system grew rapidly, adding nearly 20,000 schools and over 8 million students. By 2020, there were over 1,000 higher education institutions, including central, public, private universities, and institutes like AIIMS, IITs, IIITs, IISERs, and NITs. There are also over 52,627 other higher education institutions in India. Universities can be autonomous, granting their own degrees, or non-autonomous, where degrees are awarded by an affiliated university.

Some well-known colleges in Delhi/NCR and Faridabad include:

• Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
• Jamia Millia Islamia
• Amity University, Noida
• Delhi Technological University
• IIIT Delhi
• Netaji Subhas University of Technology
• Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
• Lingaya's University, Faridabad
• Manav Rachna University, Faridabad
• Pt. L.R. College of Technology, Faridabad

There are many other colleges beyond NCR and Faridabad. Chandigarh University in Mohali is also highly recommended. This university, established by the Punjab State Legislature, is recognized by the UGC under Section 2(f) and is authorized to award degrees per Section 22(1) of the UGC Act, 1956. Chandigarh University offers a mix of academic and practical learning and is accredited with an A+ grade by NAAC. It is noted for its rapid growth and global perspective.

In terms of placements, during the 2019-20 session, companies like Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, and others recruited from Chandigarh University, with 3750 engineering students placed. There was a 30% increase in the number of companies visiting for placements, with a 70% rise in core branch companies. Offers to engineering students rose by 60% compared to the previous year. Over 100 companies offered packages above 5 LPA, and 25 companies provided packages over 10 LPA, with the highest offer being 35 LPA.