While choosing a college, you should look at all the factors, from subject preference to infrastructure. Going through the pros and cons will let you decide whether to choose Xavier University Bhubaneswar for BTech in Computer Science Engineering:-

Pros

• Infrastructure: The infrastructure of Xavier University Bhubaneswar is excellent. They provide all the necessary facilities. The university has PG and UG hostels, Chapel, Multi-dimensional ground. The campus is wifi enabled. Computer labs are sophisticated and the library is well equipped.

• Faculty: The professors are all PhD holders from various IITs and universities abroad. All the faculty members are highly qualified and encourage active participation by the students.

• Course structure: The syllabus is different from other colleges. Xavier University has a credit system that is followed by the university. Students get to choose their subjects.

• Exposure: Seminars are organized by the college. Various guest teachers and lecturers from foreign universities participate and share valuable knowledge.

Cons

• Placements: The placement provided by the college is decent and not as good as promoted. The university is new therefore there is less data to show the placement percentages and average of each year to know the current position of the college in terms of placements.

• Slow Management: The staff and the management of the college is slow. Work gets delayed most of the time.

Therefore, based on these factors you can choose to study in Xavier University Bhubaneswar for pursuing BTech in CSE.

Xavier Labour Relations Institute or XLRI is located at Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, and XIM University Bhubaneswar is situated in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. For the year 2020, XLRI was ranked 9th by NIRF in the Management category. XIM University had a ranking of 31 in the Management category list of NIRF 2020. 

Fee Structure:

XLRI:

• The first-year fee for PGDBM is INR 11.8 Lakhs. The course duration is 1 year.
• The institute also offers PG Diploma for 1 year 3 months. The fee structure for the program is INR 20.95 Lakhs.

XIM University:

• The first-year fee for MBA is INR 8.6 Lakhs. The course duration is 2 years.
• The institute also offers EMBA for 1 year. The fee structure for the program is INR 3.6 Lakhs

Scholarships:

• In XLRI, students are offered scholarships of Rs. 1.75 LPA.
• In XIM University, scholarships are offered to SC/ST/Economically Backward/Minority with a 50% course tuition waiver and on the basis of merit.

Placement - 

• XLRI has an Alumni base of more than 16,000. 
• In the year 2020, the IT/ITES sector was the largest recruiter with 30% of the total offers., 90 XLRI students were placed in the year 2020. The highest international CTC was Rs. 58.22 LPA and the highest domestic CTC was Rs. 26 LPA.
• At XIM University, Accenture was one of the major recruiters, with over 29% of the eligible students placed. 

The table listed below gives a brief overview of the placement for the year 2020:

Campus Life

XLRI

• It has an Interdisciplinary Behavioral Lab, designed specifically for the study of human subjects. 
• There are many extracurricular societies and Interest groups like Dracula, SIGMA - Oikos, AXIOM, Bodhi tree, CEASE, etc. 

XIM University?

• It has the Bloomberg Terminal service for access to real-time data, news, and analytics. 
• There are many interest committees like EXEMPLAR, LITSOC, and XCUBATE. 

The decision for best college can be made with all the above available information, along with your perception of college branding and the ROI which is on an average 0.65:1 for XLRI and 0.93:1 for XIM University.

Rural management at XIMB is a decent option for students, which is even considered at par with the Indian Institute of Rural Management, Anand. There are several notions in the minds of people, which creates doubt about whether to choose Rural management or not. The points below give a clear picture of the course, addressing the benefits and the genuine outcomes of the degree.

• It consists of all the subjects taught in BM and HRM, along with some extra subjects dealing with rural management.
• You can go through the previous year's CAT cut-offs to decide which institute or stream is better. The cut-off for XIMB-RM is lower than HRM and BM, which makes you to remove it from your preference, which is a wrong notion. More than half of the entire class of rural management have excellent scores in CAT or XAT. Mostly, there are students with CAT cut-offs around 75-90 in RM. 
• The rural management course at XIMB is quite good and ranked close to IRMA. It is ranked second in the country after IIM Ahmedabad and 19th worldwide. 
• The majority of people believe that Rural Management students are hired only by development agencies and NGOs, which is another wrong notion. Several Consulting, IT companies, BFSI, and FMCG come to recruits RM students in placement.
• People even think that Rural Managers have to work in interior parts of India. But the fact is that most RMs work in tier-1 or tier-2 cities, and visit rural interiors as a part of their work for monitoring their company works.
• Engineering back-out from doing MBA at rural management, thinking that their work experience would be of no value for the degree. But, just like any other streams, work experience gets extra emphasis in rural management too.
• The placements in RM are of average quality at present but are at rapid growth. Having an average package is still satisfactory, which will lead to a handsome package within two years. There are students from RM having excellent salary packages, which are the result of their hard work and maximum course extraction.
• Students from IT companies have a good scope in RM as most IT or consulting companies working in rural regions have projects from government and micro-finance companies, and so are in great demand.

These are some of the key highlights and clarifications to most wrong notions about Rural Management from XIMB, which is indeed a good option having ample opportunities and great scope in the future.

RM and SM are different schools now and are no longer considered XIMB. XSRM and XSoS are now Xavier School of Rural Management and Xavier School of Sustainable Management respectively. 

• The RM and SM programs come under Xavier University, Bhuvaneshwar. This means that post the convocation, your degree would read “XUB” and not “XIMB”. But you would be happy to know that the faculty is the same and placements are deserving. 
• You would be exposed to diverse sectors regardless of what course you are pursuing. 
• If RM and SM are the only specializations for you, it’s then up to you to choose whatever future you would like. Agricultural finance and GIS tagging are some sectors that are in trend these days in the line of either specialization. 

Both the courses are equally good and have their own importance. So, it’s all your decision, which field you want to pursue your career in.