Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering is a decent college in terms of faculty and placements. Professors are helpful and well-experienced. Each year around 90%-95% of students get placed through BVUCOE Pune campus placements. The salary packages offered are in the range of INR 2.5 LPA - 11 LPA. The recruiters' list includes names such as TCS, L&T, Jindal Steel, Voltas, etc. 

BVCOE Delhi, is certainly not one of the best colleges out there, but it is pretty decent and rewarding. Whether it is worth joining BVCOE or not depends on your attitude. You will get to meet students who hate the college and whine about it. You will also get to meet people with a positive attitude irrespective of the limited resources present at the institute.

I know some people from BVCOE, who have gotten into Ivy League for graduate studies, some people are working at top companies like Google, Amazon, and other good firms. There are students of BVCOE who are doing wonders in research & development.

Here’s a brief insight into the institute.

You’ll meet all kinds of people in this college. It all depends on how you sail through your B.Tech journey. Everything depends on your attitude.

If your interest lies in computer science or you are as ardent in getting it as most of the people around then choose CSE at Bharti Vidyapeeth under IPU.

On the other hand, if you are comfortable with a core branch-like civil engineering and at a college like DTU, then you should undoubtedly go with it.

Here is a brief comparison of the two institutes.

Select according to your interest. Choose wisely.

My friend from school used to be a student of MAIT and he is of the opinion that the campus and the life it promises are much better than those of BVCOE.

The faculty of MAIT is lenient and the students get ample freedom. However, the same cannot be said for BVCOE. The latter institute also falls short when it comes to the crowd in both institutes.

Speaking of academics, both MAIT and BVCOE are more or less on an equal footing.

Coming to the second shift, now, as far it is concerned, it is suggested to take the timings and the distance between your home and the college into consideration.

My friend chose the first shift because you will be able to get off earlier.

Both colleges are very good in their own terms but choosing MAIT will be a better option. As one of my friends studied there. Here's what he has to say about the institute.

• The campus of BVP is smaller than MAIT. It is very beautiful and has much better facilities than BVP.
• There is enough space and places to explore in BVP to relax and hang out with friends.
• The food available here is not good in quality and the prices are also very high.
• The placement opportunities available at MAIT are much better than that of BVP.
• The rules are also very strict at BVP but in MAIT the rules are lenient.
• MAIT is also ranked higher than BVP among the IPU colleges in India.
• The faculty of these colleges are talented and well experienced.

So, after going through the above factors, it will be better to choose MAIT as your college as it provides better facilities and placements to its students.

MSIT and BVP both are the best colleges under IP University. Both are in the top 3 list of colleges under IP University. There’s not much difference when it comes to the institutes. All the academics, curriculum, placements, internships, faculties come under IP so there is no difference in all these criteria.

Both IT and CSE students get equal opportunity according to their performance. 90% of the companies are similar which visit for placements. According to the recent placement statistics the average CTC offered at MSIT and BVP are 3 LPA and 1 LPA, respectively.

When coming to the subjects CSE and IT are almost the same with few different subjects. In today’s world, CSE has more demand and most people go after it.

There is not much difference between the courses, so choose according to your convenience.