MSIT is well known for its good placement record. The packages are generally mentioned or are told in the email by the company. 

For IT or CS, most of the students get placed provided they don’t have any backlogs and successfully cleared the written examination. Most of the students get placed in companies like Infosys, Accenture, etc. There are good companies too, but their selection process is difficult, which is the case for most institutes. 

Here are the placement highlights for the academic year 2020.

Students also get internship offers. Microsoft offers internship programs in IP from 3rd year. 

One of my friends is currently pursuing B.Tech at CIC DU and he applied for MSIT IPU as well. Firstly CIC is not a college and more of an Innovation Centre or Entrepreneurship Cell whereas MSIT is a college that uses the same mechanism procedure. 

A brief overview of both institutions are tabulated below:

The difference lies in the approach of how they educate and guide students. 

• CIC DU being an innovation hub is focused on different aspects of research, startups, and the linkage to the real-life aspects of the problem and their suitable solution. 
• It mainly focuses on the practical aspect and encourages knowledge to be used in daily tasks. 
• They have world-class labs which are better than almost any college. It has a well-developed Robotics lab with 3D printing which stands out. 
• There is continuous funding from Delhi University for all the research work, startups, projects, and everything. 
• During summers compulsory internships are said to be done so as to give better exposure to the students for the lying problems. 

When compared to other colleges, the syllabus is a lot more than normal colleges. Students have the task of at least 6 projects per semester with learning more than 5 languages and different simulations at a time like Scilab, Matlab, C++, etc. 

CIC might not have a placement cell that backs you up with projects and careers but if you work hard independently there, you can definitely secure a job.

I have a friend from MAIT and he has better knowledge about the branch change at the institute. Here is what he had to say.

If you want to upgrade your seat from one branch to another you need to work hard and get a good percentage(80+). Then only you will upgrade your seat.

During or after the end term exams of the 2nd semester the university will release forms to change branches. After getting the form you have to fill in the details and submit the form to your college administration.

Within the span of a week, the university will release the list of students' names who applied for the upgrade. Check your details if there is any mistake, consult the college administration.

After a few days, the new list will be released by the university regarding the branch upgrade. Once your desired branch is upgraded, you should visit the dean of the college and he will discuss further formalities regarding the branch upgradation.

My brother is an alumnus of Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology (MSIT) and he has some insight regarding the placements at the institute. 

• Most of the companies that visit the campus placement usually offer IT job profiles.
• Some of the top recruiters in terms of numbers of offers are HCL, TCS, Cognizant, etc. Although most of these companies offer placements through the off-campus drive, the college helps the students regarding the whole process. 
• Microsoft also selects students through internship programs. 

Here is the recent placement highlight of the institute. 

Hope this gives you an idea regarding placements at MSIT. 

MSIT is definitely better than BPIT when it comes to computer science engineering. BPIT is not that bad but not as good when compared to MSIT.

Placements at BPIT are getting better each year but MSIT is still leading. The table below should provide you with a better perspective on the same:

Overall, there isn’t much difference between the two colleges. If you are planning to pursue your post-graduate studies, the college will probably not matter but your studies definitely will. You should also take into account the distance you might have to travel every day which could play a major role.

My suggestion to you would be to write down the pros and cons of both the colleges and see which matters more. Is it the college name or the college stream?