You can rank these colleges in the following order - MAIT>BVP>MSIT>Ambedkar.

Each college has its own set of pros and cons. My advice to you would be to consider the following two points mainly - Placements and Location.

Look at the placements of each college. MAIT is known for its placements but it is almost the same as most other colleges. The table below should help you out with the overall general placements at these colleges:

Lastly, you can also look at how far these colleges are from your place of residence. This could also help you save a lot of time.

Before selecting among institutes, you should decide which branch to opt for. As per the question asked, you must have an interest in both EE and CSE at the two specified institutes.

The points followed will give certain guidelines, based on which you can come to a conclusion.

• CSE has a much better placement opportunity in the private sector all over India. But for electrical engineers, there is a good scope in the government sector.
• Considering the reputation of institutes, NIT Hamirpur is a much better institute than IIIT Vadodara.
• In NIT Hamirpur, the alumni base is obviously much stronger than that of IIIT Vadodara.
• The campus life too is much better in NIT H. The only disadvantage is its location with no direct access to the city. On the other hand, Vadodara is a well-established city with proper communication to other cities. But, Hamirpur is not as bad a location as Mandi, and so is somewhat accessible.
• NIT Hamirpur has one of the most beautiful campuses in India. So, the four years of engineering are very spent inside the campus of NIT H. No one regrets being on the campus by any means.

Considering the above points, it can be deduced that EE at NIT Hamirpur is a better option, having a better college reputation and good campus life.

BE in Aeronautical Engineering at Madras Institute of Technology is not a good option if you are genuinely interested in the subject. The points below give sufficient reasons supporting the cause.

• In Aeronautical Engineering at MIT, most of the faculties are not good in core concepts of Aerospace. Most of them have good concepts in Thermodynamics and Structures only.
• Almost no faculty in MIT teaches concepts in system integration or flying in general. There is no class to teach at least design a plane out of paper.
• The management of MIT doesn’t allot proper projects and doesn’t allow anyone to get associated with some good ongoing projects.
• Most of the students who come to MIT for an M.Tech or Ph.D. in Aeronautical Engineering are just interested in getting the degree. Very few are interested in doing some work in fields related to research.
• Students at MIT are not allowed to go for internships, even if they succeed in getting one at some recognized or even international institutes.
• The curriculum of Aeronautical Engineering is not at all properly designed, being developed without any proper introductory knowledge of mechanics. It forces the students to follow the teachers’ notes, preventing them from indulging in self-study, projects, and group activities.

The best choice for students interested in this subject is to go for mechanical engineering in some other college, maybe a one with a lower cut-off even. After that, he/she can opt for an M.S. or M.E. in Aerospace Engineering, having a strong base in mechanics from UG.

IIIT Allahabad and MNIT Jaipur are institutes of national importance. But if you like coding, it's not wise to search for options in ECE. ECE is a hardware-related program dealing with communication, whereas CS deals with software.

For the NIT tag, you can choose SVNIT. Among the IIITs, the best will be IIIT Bangalore ad it provides the best research opportunities. But, the best choice as per your interest is B.Tech Hons. Computational Sciences from DA-IICT.

The reasons are below.

• The institute is famous for its coding culture. A team from the institute had recently qualified for ACM ICPC World Finals.
• CS opens the gates for research opportunities if you are inclined.

The fee and placement of DA-IICT are as follows.

Overall, DA-IICT is worth joining for the CS program. It will reap excellent results.

Having friends in both institutes, I am aware of their situation. Here presenting some facts which might help you get a clear idea.

Investment Outlook:

• MSIT can be considered better, in terms of investment, than SRM University.
• It is because the fees of SRM University are very high, alongside the various expenditures involved with it.
• This means, your costs will automatically double during the course of time pursuing your B.Tech.

Placement Reports:

In terms of placements, both the universities are equally exposed to the industrial side.

Campus Life:

• Speaking of campus life, both the institutes are good in their own way.
• SRM has a very preferable campus, while on the flip side, MSIT has an average one.
• Yet, MSIT is situated in a very high-spirited location, which gives it the advantage of having numerous places to explore.

The choice, however, is yours. But in perspective with the above statements, MSIT would definitely be a better choice than SRM University, if considering the ROI factor, besides the IPU tag.