BVP Pune would be a better choice as Pune is a technical city and plays an important factor in the placements. The city has all the MNCs and is the top place for a student for great placements.

Also, Bharti Vidyapeeth Pune is among the best private Universities in the city because of the well-educated and experienced faculty and also the placement packages it furnish. Therefore, you should go for BVP Pune as it will be a better choice.

I have a friend who completed his engineering program from BVDU, Pune back in 2018. Here is a brief overview of the college based on his experience at the institute. 

• Campus- The campus is beautiful. Before it became deemed to be a university it used to be among the best colleges under PU. 
• College life- Academic-wise, the practical portion is generally neglected. BVDU follows the PU submission pattern, so you'll be compelled to finish your assignments before the deadline. 
• Crowd- My friend mentioned that due to the crowd, BVDU always stood superior to the IITs in Pune because here you would come across people who belong to diverse backgrounds and mindsets. This diversification shapes your personality. 
• Faculty- It is pretty average. But for someone who carries a thirst to learn, they would not be disappointed. The HOD and professors are no doubt excellent. But the biggest drawback is that they don’t put in 100% effort. 
• Placements- In case you're someone with excellent coding skills, the companies that show up may give you a chance, Students from ECE, IT, CS has decent placement record. You can try to work on your communication skills, build your LinkedIn network and contribute your work in the final year. The average salary received by students was 7 LPA while the highest package was 54 LPA.

All in all, it may not be the best college in Pune, but you'd come across several people from different backgrounds and the faculty quality is also good. You can definitely consider it as an option. 

NIRF has ranked MAIT, MSIT, BVP, and Thapar University in 251, 263, 98, and 29 in India. MAIT, MSIT, BVP offer a BTech program in CSE whereas Thapar offers a BE program for the same.

Admission & Cutoff:

• For admission in the CSE branch at MAIT, one has to secure a place in the top 500 ranks in the IPU CET exam or must have JEE Main rank falling under 27,611.

• MSIT demands IPU CET rank under 1000 and JEE main ranking under 39,497 for the CSE branch.

• In BVP students should have MHT CET below 300 and JEE mains rank under 80,000 to secure a place in CSE.

• To get admitted to the CSE branch at Thapar university, one must have a JEE main Ranking under 25,000.

Placement statistics:

MAIT (IPU):

• 150+ companies participate in the recruitment process every year. Top recruiters include Amazon, Expedia, IBM, TCS, Accolite.

• 80% of the students get placed at top companies with an average salary of 4.95 LPA.

• The highest domestic CTC offered to the CSE branch was 28 LPA by Amazon in 2019.

MSIT:

• MSIT has a placement rate of 90% for CSE. Around 200 companies participate in the recruitment process every year.

• Top recruiters are Amazon, JP Morgan, Infosys, HDFC bank.

• The highest domestic CTC offered to CSE students was 29.97 LPA and the average CTC offered was 4.5 LPA in the last placement drive.

BVP:

• Around 150 companies take part in the recruitment process including TCS, Zensar, Varroc, Infosys.

• Highest CTC offered in 2019 for the CSE branch was 34 LPA. The average CTC offered on campus is 5.5 LPA.

Thapar University: CSE department holds the record of maximum students being placed every year in MAIT.

• 282 companies visited the campus for recruitment in 2019. Top recruiters include Amazon, Microsoft, DE Shaw, JP Morgan, and Infosys.

• Highest CTC offered was 43 LPA and the average CTC offered during campus recruitment-2019 was 7.2 LPA.

• All four Universities offer quality education with decent placement for CSE. Go through the facts mentioned above and choose the institute according to your convenience.