MAIT is ranked as the 3rd Best College in Delhi by India Today and ranks within 200 nationally. Whereas, JIIT holds a national rank of 115 by the NIRF. The departments of IT at MAIT and JIIT have a total of 180 and 60 seats respectively and charge a 4-year tuition fee of 4.63 lakhs and 10 lakhs respectively.

Admission and Cut-off:

Both the colleges admit students based on their JEE Main scores.

• The general cut-off for MAIT in-state students is 65,157 and out-of-state students are 37,689.

• The closing rank for IT at JIIT is 59,407.

Faculty and curriculum:

MAIT provides an extensive course structure with excellent faculty and conducts regular workshops and industrial visits, whereas JIIT provides an updated, and relevant course curriculum and faculties are Ph.D. holders from IITs and foreign universities.

Placements:

Students securing a rank within 2000 in the GGSIPU college Btech examination are favored for on-campus job placements at MAIT.

The placement record of the IT department in JIIT is one of the best, and the college is associated with mass recruiters like Jaypee Software and Jaypee Technology. The placement details of the universities are as follows.

Some of the top recruiters at the institutes are Amazon, ZS, Paytm, AAI, TCS, Grofers, and Morgan Stanley.

Infrastructure:

• MAIT has excellent infrastructure with air-conditioned labs and classrooms. All the labs have up-to-date computers. There are seven blocks dedicated to engineering and four canteens all over the campus. Proper hygiene is maintained on the campus, and the university offers various sports facilities like badminton, tennis, cricket, football, and volleyball.

• On top of having air-conditioned smart classrooms and labs, JIIT provides cafeterias and also has separate swimming pools for both men and women.

Both the universities are at the same level when it comes to facilities and student satisfaction; however, deciding which college to pursue a degree depends on the student’s comfort and affordability.

The admission procedure for an MA in economics at the Delhi School of economics has two modes, i.e. Direct or Merit Mode and Entrance Test Mode. For both modes of admission, the prerequisites are described below:

• Direct or Merit Mode- The candidates must have 60% aggregate in BA Economics Hons.
• Entrance Test Mode- The candidates must have 60% or first division or equivalent CGPA in undergraduate.

The documents needed at the time of admission are listed below.

• Academic Transcripts.

• Original and the attested copy of the character certificate from the Principal of the college last attended.
• Attested copy of the matriculation or other certificate showing the date of birth proof.
• In the case of students from other universities, a migration certificate is needed.
• Recent passport size photographs.
• Original and attested copy of the category certificate (if SC, ST, OBC, PWD, and CW category).

In my opinion, while you will definitely feel a little cultural change, you should do just fine. There are probably quite a few reasons you may be asking this question. So, I hope this helps:

• Cultural differences: There is quite a cultural change that you will experience, but that will just make your life more interesting. A number of festivals are celebrated here including Diwali, Pongal and Holi. It’s quite a multicultural atmosphere. There are quite a few regional language songs played during the fests as well.
• Language: As far as the college premises is concerned, everyone speaks English. Other than this, you might encounter the use of regional languages at hostels where you might be talking to your friends. Language is definitely not a barrier as everyone is quite fluent in Hindi and if you are interested, you can definitely learn Telugu as well.
• Food: You will definitely not miss North Indian food here as a majority of the menu at the mess is based on this palate. You will find South Indian food like Sambhar, Dosa, and Idli as well.
• North Indian students: Due to regional proximity, of course, the number of south Indian students will overpower the number of those from the North. However, you will definitely gel right in after a few months of settling in at the university and campus.
• Life around the college premises: From my knowledge, as far as Sri City is concerned, you will find people from all over the country here. In fact, you will even find a lot of foreigners as well. Moreover, you will definitely end up touring a lot of places in south India – Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu in your semester breaks.

You will definitely make a family here at IIIT. Even if you are from Delhi, everyone eats and celebrates together here. You will not regret your decision and have a great time.

St Joseph’s College of Engineering ranks 11th in Chennai by NIRF Ranking 2020 and has some of the best supportive faculties. Over the years, the college has seen a rise of 17% placement offers and a jump of 50% in the average package. 

RMK Engineering College ranks 30th in Tamil Nadu by NIRF 2020. The institute provides students with enough placements of 70-99%. Many of the companies offer internships and projects to the students.

Admission process:-

St Joseph’s College of Engineering

• The admissions in the UG level courses are made through Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA). 
• The total number of intake is 60 per department. 
• The fees required is INR 60,000.
• The cutoff required is in the range of 1225-9849.

RMK Engineering College:-

• The candidates must have passed the 10+2 examination with 50% marks from a recognized board with physics, chemistry, and maths.
• A valid score of TNEA with a cutoff range of 1476-9809 is required.
• The total seats allocated is 60.
• The total fees required is INR 55,000.

Placements:-

Many of the students of St Joseph's College of Engineering got placed in many core companies. Around 2700 students got the job placements in 2019.

RMK College provides good placement opportunities and nearly 200 companies visit the campus. 

The table given below shows the placement statistics of both institutions:

The top recruiting companies are Amazon, HCL, Cognizant, Wipro, Accenture, TCS, Capgemini, Tech Mahindra, IBM, Ericsson, eBay, MU Sigma, Google, etc. 

Faculty

There are almost 60 faculty members in all the colleges with each of them having a PhD degree in their respective fields. They always maintain a cordial and supportive relationship with the students.

Both these colleges have excellent infrastructure, well-developed classrooms with projectors, and supportive faculties. The colleges ensure world-class food facilities for its students and staff members. The placement opportunities are also excellent where Amazon, Infosys, Wipro are the prime recruiters.

Reunion and Bengal Engineering College Annuals is an annual cultural fest of IIEST Shibpur. It is in general the oldest cultural fest in the entire country. These are those 4 days that every individual looks forward to in their educational career. It was held for the 82nd time in 2019. 

The detailed highlights of the fest are as follows:

• Day 1: Classical Night
• Day 2: Beings Night
• Day 3: Kolkata Night
• Day 4: Mumbai Night

The fest holds various events for musicians/events. It also consists of seminars, alumni business meet, band competition, group dance face off and literary competitions. It is basically a symbol of ULLASSSS. It is basically an event inviting a set of memories for the coming life ahead. It presents a blissful event that will always be kept as a memoir.