My sister recently graduated from CGC Landran and has better information about the teaching techniques employed at the institute. Here is what she had to say.

In the first year of college, the teachers do not use projectors a lot and they just give the students notes for the subjects.

In the second year, the syllabus starts getting tougher and the length of the chapters in subjects also increases as the core subjects get included. It becomes a challenge to complete the syllabus in time. That is the reason why second year onwards teachers mostly give notes and teach from PPT Slides to cover up the syllabus.

Hope this clears your doubt.

Having friends studying at both the institutions, I can say that both the colleges IIITDM Jabalpur and IIITM Gwalior are good. It will be a difficult choice to select one among them.

Both the colleges have a good reputation and provide their students with good Infrastructure, faculties, culture, and placements. Here’s discussing some facts about them which might guide you.

IT (Integrated) at IIITM Gwalior:

• If you want to go for higher education then it will take you 1 year less.
• You can pursue M.Tech again after the dual degree from IITs, but not many do that, they go for Ph.D. instead.
• IIITM Gwalior definitely has a better coding culture and alumni network than IIITDM Jabalpur.
• If you think that IT is a lower level compared to CSE then think twice. Placement wise both are at par.
• There may be a bit of difference between the two in the course content but you can nullify it by self-studying.
• You will get to sharpen your skills and work on more projects, learn more things in the one extra year. It never goes to waste.

CSE at IIITDM Jabalpur:

• I would suggest you opt for it if you want to go into the workforce right after graduation and don’t want to spend one extra year.
• Choose it if you want to do higher studies like M.Tech, MS, etc. from other more reputed institutions after 4years itself.

I would suggest you do your side of the research too and ask other alumni for a better perspective because ultimately it is your decision.

Sharda University is a very popular and reputed university and students from all across the country apply for admission to this university. The intake capacity of CSE at Sharda University is 180 but most of the colleges including Sharda University teach CS and IT students together, so the combined intake capacity would be 300.

There are around 4-5 sections in the CS department and each section includes 50-60 students. Sharda University takes admission of around 400-500 students which is more than its intake capacity because around 30% of the students either leave the college or opt for other courses like BBA or BJMC.

One of my cousins studied at IIITDM Jabalpur. According to him and his classmates, IIITDM is growing at such a brilliant pace in terms of curriculum and placement that the fact that it is still a relatively new institute sounds unconventional to people.

• With the pace of the growth, it can surely be said that IITDM Jabalpur has the potential to become a place of great importance at an international level.
• CSE is a much better choice than EE due to the growth of AI, Quantum Computing, Machine Learning, and even the utility of computers in our lives. The demand has increased.
• All of these, without a doubt, carry great importance and have managed to accommodate that in our day-to-day activities.
• Having said that, the placement stats are also quite impressive.

The only negative about this particular institute is that it is significantly new in front of the rest of the institutes present in the city. Despite that, it still has great potential to become one of the best institutes in the future.

There are several factors according to which you can choose your college wisely. These factors are as follows.

Reputation: You should always consider the reputation of a college during the admission process. You can search on the internet, read reviews, connect with the alumnus and even contact some locals of the city in which the college is located. Placement records should be a major factor.

Distance: If the college that you wish to join is far away from your home then I would not suggest you join the college if it’s a private institution. For reputed government colleges, you can still try to get admission.

Fees: This is one of the most important factors. So, do check out the fees, charges, and other things related to money like scholarships, monetary grants, etc.

Here is a brief overview of Jain University for your reference.

Hope this gives you some idea about the CSE branch at Jain University.

Yes, a CSE from MAIT will get you to the bright future if you have an interest in programming but this can only happen if you are extremely passionate about programming.

• You should never depend on the college completely. Get your basic concepts like data structures and algorithms completely clear.
• You can also practice on various online programming platforms like hackerrank, code chef, interview bit, etc.
• Do not ignore the other core subjects like DBMS, OS, and computer networks. It is also advisable for you to learn some developments in Web and in Android as well. This will provide you with amazing opportunities.
• Eventually, even your branch of engineering doesn't matter as long as you are passionately driven towards programming The hard fact about programming is that if you are really good at it you will not face a problem in finding placements for yourself.
• The best part about MAIT is that it does not have any harsh attendance criteria and you do not have to study a lot to gain good marks. It will help you to focus completely on coding and get high-paying jobs at Microsoft, Amazon, or any other dream company.

The only requirement is that you must be dedicated enough and persistent in your efforts. The highest package offered by MAIT for the CSE batch is 43 LPA by Microsoft (off campus) and 19 LPA from Amazon (on-campus).