Both branches are excellent. You must prioritize your interests. If all three colleges had CSE, PEC would have been the best option. All of these colleges offer comparable placements, with PEC having the upper hand.

In this case, however, it is clear that the average package in ECE would be lower than in CSE. City-wise, Chandigarh is unquestionably the best option, and the exposure you will receive at PEC will be slightly better.

The most significant advantage of NIT Jalandhar is that you earn the title of 'NITian,' as well as the opportunity to study in a nationally significant institute. You will have an advantage over students from these institutes in the industry because of this one factor. That speaks volumes about the opportunities and jobs available.

So, in that order, NIT Jalandhar > PEC ECE > Thapar CSE.

However, if you get CSE at PEC, choosing between NIT and PEC will be more difficult. However, you should choose NIT Jalandhar. The rest is entirely up to you.

Some professors at NIT Jalandhar are so corrupt that they will not properly educate you. They will slide some ppt in class with very little knowledge and no details so that you have back in that subject and you will have to pay 3000rs to clear back. You will then be eligible for your summer course.

Because there is no teacher for EE, you will have to combine classes with CSE or IT. The college is so far away that you can't even consider going out late at night. You should never come here if you are from another state. The college is full of locals who don't even know how to make angle components.

You'll be stuck between studying and writing papers for the rest of your life. The hostel managers and staff are so corrupt that if you don't lock the doors, you'll be fined. Food is purposefully made so bad that you can't even swallow it, and if you throw it away, they can charge you 50 rupees.

If the issue is placement, you can make the best decision for yourself; however, if the issue is culture and discrimination, keep in mind that you are studying in India, and your rights are protected by the Indian Constitution. Furthermore, it is a matter of personal preference. emerge from it Placement is not everything; personality development is a more important trait to instill in yourself.

And after placement, you will be placed anywhere in the country or the world, not just in Jamia Milia Islamia. Try to adapt to any situation, make good friends, and have fun with them. You'll be there studying. So focus solely on studying because it will pay you back. You must work hard to get a job.

Because the departments are the same, here are some details about the colleges:

1. Location: As you are aware, NITJ is located in Jalandhar, which is close to two major cities in Punjab (Amritsar & Ludhiana). As a result, connectivity is better than in Hamirpur, Himachal. Nature lovers, on the other hand, would prefer Hamirpur to Jalandhar.
2. Campus: NITJ has a 170-acre campus, whereas NIT Hamirpur has 320+ acres of lush greenery and hills surrounding it. In comparison to Jalandhar, Hamirpur has the better infrastructure (though new modern buildings are being constructed in NITJ, which boost the infrastructure of the campus in the coming few years)
3. Department: The ECE department at NITJ is located in the main block, also known as the Gool building, and the faculty is excellent and dedicated, willing to assist you at any time and out of the way if approached. When it comes to placement, it is excellent, almost on par with cs placements. The crowd in NITJ is very good, but if you don't want to miss out on nature and infrastructure, Hamirpur is always your heaven.

As a result, with a slight advantage in infrastructure and recent rankings, NIT Hamirpur would be a better choice.