IIT Hyderabad is ranked 8th by NIRF for Engineering Physics, amongst the top engineering colleges in the country. It has one of the best technology incubators for electrical engineering students in the country for Fabless Chip Design in collaboration with top industry giants and universities of Japan.

The table given below shows a brief overview of the institute:

Placement Overview

• The average placement rate is 90%
• Students were offered the average CTC of 12 lpa while the highest package was 24 LPA.
• Top recruiters are DRDO, Homi Bhabha National Institute, Virtusa, Hero Moto Corp, HP

Faculty

• Highly qualified teachers, most have pursued higher education from Ivy league colleges or IITs. 
• They have research papers published and few of them even have patents to their name. And in their style of teaching, even adopted by the college, which is the factual mode, paper presentation or project submission is given importance to which helps going forward.

Curriculum- Optics, nanotechnology, control systems, microfabrication, quantum physics are some of the important subjects included in this course. 

Recognitions

• In the QS India BRICS ranking, it was ranked 100 among top institutes in India.
• It has MOUs with over 30 universities in and outside India, with universities in countries like Japan, USA, Germany, France. 
• Guest lecturers are invited and many projects in collaboration with these universities are also undertaken by students who are willing to.

The institute adopts a traditional teaching methodology keeping up with the modern advances in technology. Faculties try to inculcate a research driven approach amidst the students. IIT Hyderabad is a premier college for pursuing Engineering Physics and students must work diligently to excel in any field, considering ample opportunities provided by the college.

DTU is ranked at 36 amongst all engineering colleges in India by NIRF 2020. MAIT is ranked at 89 by the week for BTech.

The Engineering Physics program at DTU is related to applied physics and has electronics as a major subject and minor electives which include Nanoscience, Nuclear engineering, Photonics, space, and atmospheric science, etc. Whereas,EEE strictly focuses on electrical subjects and excludes minor electives.

Admission:

• Both the colleges admit students through joint admission counseling (JAC) that is based on JEE scores.
• A student needs to have a minimum of 60% for the general category and 55% for SC/ST/OBC categories in 10+2 to be eligible for admission.

Placements: Both the colleges organize placement drives each year.

DTU-

• Top recruiters at the institute are Amazon, Optium, Magicpin, Ion Trading, Wipro, Hitachi, etc.
• The median salary ranges from 6.2 LPA to 9 LPA.
• The placement rate is 87%.

MAIT-

• For MAIT, the top employers are Accenture, Infosys, ZS Associates, TATA power, DDL, Indian army, Air force, and Navy.
• The median salary range is 3.75 LPA-4.25 LPA.
• The placement rate for the institute is 63%.

Engineering Physics and EEE are two completely different branches of engineering. The former has more opportunities for higher studies and DTU offers great exposure for that. Many students went on to pursue MS in Ivy League Universities from the course. Whereas EEE has better placement. You should choose the course you are more interested in and the institute according to that.