MAIT is ranked 41st for BTech engineering by India Today, and Jamia is ranked 28th for engineering by the NIRF in 2020. The total seats for CSE in MAIT are 240 and Mechanical in Jamia has 70 seats. The yearly tuition fee at MAIT is 1.15 lakhs and Jamia is INR 12,000.

Admission:

• Candidates need to sit for the JEE Main examination for entrance into any of the colleges.

• For MAIT, students need to go through the GGSIPU counseling, and for Jamia, students need to go through the JMI Delhi counseling.

In 2019 the closing cut-off ranks for the institute were as follows.

Placements:

MAIT:

• The placement percentage of CSE at MAIT is 90%.

• The highest salary package is around 25 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA.

• The average salary package is 4-5 LPA.

• Reputed companies like TCS, Infosys, Amazon, Accenture, Microsoft, and Wipro come for recruitment.

JMI:

For mechanical, placements are quite good at Jamia.

• The mechanical department has a placement record of 70-80%.

• More than 40 companies come to recruit students each year.

• The average salary offered is around 5 LPA, and the highest salary that was offered in 2019 was around 12 LPA.

• The companies that come for recruitment are L&T, Supergas, Hero, Blue Star, TCS, Wipro, Saint Gobain, Cummins, Siemens, Maruti Suzuki, M and M, and Anglo-Eastern.

Infrastructure:

MAIT:

• At MAIT, the student to faculty ratio is around 70:1.

• The library is massive, having access to hundreds of volumes and papers.

• There are five canteens on campus, and the college has several sports facilities, including an indoor badminton court.

JMI:

• The mechanical department at Jamia has its library and well-equipped labs.

• The entire campus is Wi-Fi enabled. Medical facilities are available 24*7.

• Each department organizes sports week, and the mechanical department also has separate canteens.

Although in terms of placements and infrastructure both the colleges are on par, there is a factor of affordability. Jamia has one of the lowest tuition fees in Delhi. However, the decision depends on the students who need to take everything from academics to cultural aspects of the colleges into consideration.