B.Tech CS offered by MANIT has its own cons. Here is some information about the same-

1. The topics taught in first year are mostly non related to your branch. Pay attention to Programming and Communication Skills taught during this time. 
2. A lot of time is wasted in the labs, learning outdated topics. 
3. Around 20% of the syllabus is outdated, and students solely rely on coding for good job offers. Thus, most of them go into Soft Skills rather than R&D positions.
4. Internet connectivity is crippled by throttling and capping in the hostels. 
5. The files and sessionals are copy pasted.
6. CS students get tier-2 and 3 companies through campus placements. They jump into tier-1 companies after a while. So, even though there is 100% placement, the ground reality is a bit different. 

The CSE offered at MANIT Bhopal is decent, and requires a lot of effort from your side. I would suggest you learn C programming language before joining the college.

Several companies visit the IIIT Allahabad campus to recruit summer interns from among third-year students (during their 5th and 6th semesters). Most of these students are offered full-time jobs after the completion of their summer internships.

During the final year, most companies come to hire full-time employees. However, some companies do offer the students a 6-month internship that they can complete during their final (8th) semester. These internships may or may not come with full-time job offers. Usually, though, students are hired as full-time employees after completing these internships.

Those who go for 6-month internships during their final semester use the project that they worked on during their internship as their final major project. The candidates who end up staying on campus during their final semester work on a major project under some faculty.

The schedule is more or less the same for all postgraduate students at IISc.

Some are night owls, while others wake up early each morning. The mess opens between 7:30-9:30 am for breakfast. The classes commence at 8, and run till late the afternoon. So the early risers are the ones who eat their breakfast in the mess. 

The schedule of postgraduates is quite hectic over here. Most of them work in the labs till night, after their classes. The canteen of IISc Bangalore is called Prakruti. It is where you’ll find students and professors enjoying their evening tea. It is also the place where geniuses sit and think upon mathematical problems. 

Those who finish their work early opt for some outdoor activities in the evening. They play Hockey, TT, Lawn Tennis and Basketball in the Gymkhana. You can even find some professors over there. At night, some postgraduates go for night strolls post dinner, while others are busy working in the labs. Unlike the rest of the city that sleeps after 11pm, the IISc campus is awake at all hours. 

This question does not have a single answer, so I tried answering for every kind of postgraduate student on this campus.

The first-year boys are allotted three or four shared rooms in both hostels A and B. The hostel for girls is allotted at LH blocks two and four. Usually, hostel rooms are fixed on the first day of admission based on the admission order. 

Here is the girls-to-boys ratio at DTU for both UG and PG courses

• UG Courses: Male-8227 and Female-1425
• PG Courses: Male-567 and Female-178

Therefore, Male to female percentage is found to be 84%:16% at DTU-Delhi Technological University.

NSUT Delhi

The gender ratio of NSUT Delhi is not so good there are only 20% of girls there and around 80% are boys.

Out of 2285 students, there are 1494 males, 393 females, and 398 students who don't want to specify their genders.

Hope the above information was of help to you.