Maharaja Surajmal institute has one of the best campuses in IPU and the best institute for BBA in IP university. It is one of the top 3 colleges of IPU. I have a few friends at the institute, so I can give you some idea about the course. 

With a rank of 2500, you would get in easily in the first counseling itself. With around 55% marks in English in your 12th and a rank of 3000 or below, you should get in the first shift without much problem. 

The infrastructure and faculty is average for BBA and the course costs around 2.65 lakhs. 

Having friends in both institutes, I am aware of their situation. Here presenting some facts which might help you get a clear idea.

Investment Outlook:

• MSIT can be considered better, in terms of investment, than SRM University.
• It is because the fees of SRM University are very high, alongside the various expenditures involved with it.
• This means, your costs will automatically double during the course of time pursuing your B.Tech.

Placement Reports:

In terms of placements, both the universities are equally exposed to the industrial side.

Campus Life:

• Speaking of campus life, both the institutes are good in their own way.
• SRM has a very preferable campus, while on the flip side, MSIT has an average one.
• Yet, MSIT is situated in a very high-spirited location, which gives it the advantage of having numerous places to explore.

The choice, however, is yours. But in perspective with the above statements, MSIT would definitely be a better choice than SRM University, if considering the ROI factor, besides the IPU tag.

Yes, Maharaja Surajmal Institute has extracurricular, cultural events, and societies but they are just for the sake of it. The two events that are held every year in January are Avensis and Genesis.

• Avensis is an intra-college event and participation of students from other colleges is not allowed. Genesis, on the other hand, is hosted by MSIT. Here, students from other colleges are allowed to participate but they don’t seem to be interested.
• About the societies, there is Sifar – the Dance and Theatre society and The Fashion society. They are the only two societies that are active. Another cell, the Finance Cell, and the Entrepreneurship Cell were formed but they are not as functional as they should be.
• The Debating society hosts a debate competition every year in either of the two cultural events.

There is no Placement Cell for the MSI students. In the domain of sports, they have a football team and they practice twice a week. Apart from this, they have a volleyball court and a table tennis room.

Speaking about IT and CSE, both are almost the same with some changes in their base subjects. Some of my friends graduated with IT and CSE degrees. According to them, apart from the first and second year, it’s the same. There are more languages in CSE.

• In this case, your choice should depend on the college statistics and the placements. Your entire future is decided by this decision so consider the college and then the course properly.
• Keep the course as your first preference and the college as the second.
• The course of your choice will keep you more focused and keep you more determined.
• In today’s world CSE has more value than any other subject whether it’s on or off-campus. It’s always in high demand and will stay for a very long time.
• A close senior was from the ECE branch in MSIT and she got placed in HSBC with a package of 12 LPA as a software developer.
• Companies recruit from some particular branches which are in more demand than others and also the core branches.
• Your choice of subject will prove more beneficial than your college.

If you are interested in programming so the college best for this would be in the order: -

1. MAIT: - It is the best among the given options with better placements stats, faculties, recognition, and better networks with the industry.
2. BVP: - BVP is also a well-known institute for CSE and IT. It also has good stats of record placements.
3. MSIT: - It is good in terms of faculty. When talking about placements it has a steady placement record.

Infrastructure and Facilities wise, MAIT has well-equipped labs with all the modern technologies and a large campus. BVP has a good Campus which is situated right near the metro station at a distance of 15 meters which makes for better communication. MSIT comes 3rd when it comes to infrastructure.

UPES Dehradun is known in India for its petroleum engineering. If you are passionate about the branch and are getting it, then no doubt go for it. You will not regret your decision ever. However, there are some compelling reasons for choosing MSIT Delhi under certain circumstances.

• UPES Dehradun has a very high fee (close to INR 4 lakhs per year) while MSIT under GGSIPU has a very reasonable fee.
• The CSE and IT programs at MSIT Delhi have good placements and can be considered.
• The coding environment needed is also good.
• The location of Delhi has its own advantages in many ways (placements included).

But the overall infrastructure and facilities you will get at MSIT Delhi are of much inferior quality than that of UPES Dehradun. The placements of UPES Dehradun are also better than MSIT Delhi. If money is not a constraint for you then UPES Dehradun is better than MSIT Delhi in many ways.

My elder sister joined the CSE program in 2019. Her rank was better, but with your rank, you cannot get CSE in the sliding round but you can definitely get into the ECE program with ease.

I presume you're from the Delhi state quota because only then you'll get into the ECE program at MSIT with ease in the 3rd sliding round; but, it's not possible to get into CSE, not even in the spot round.

As for IT, I am not really sure whether you'll get it. Even if you do, it'll be the evening shift; morning seems impossible though you can still try your luck in the spot round.

Your choice of the course and college should totally depend upon your interests. If you have an interest in the electrical domain of engineering then you should go for EEE. If not then you should consider the IT branch for your career. It is extremely difficult to study subjects that you do not like. Now, if you are only looking out for good placement opportunities and do not have any keen interest in both of these two domains of engineering then IT at MSIT can be a pretty good option for you as the placement scenario of the college is much better than that of EEE in MAIT.

Most of the EEE students enrolled in MAIT get job opportunities in IT companies as there are very few jobs available in the core companies of the Electrical Engineering department.

Also, MSIT is situated in the heart of Janakpuri, so you will have many good places to hangout with your friends in your free time.

A few of my friends graduated from AIACTR, MAIT, and MSIT. Here are some facts about these colleges, which might help you make a proper choice.

AIACTR –

• Being a government college AIACTR lags in placements because fewer efforts are made by the Training and Placement Officer.
• After a semester, you will also realize that the results of internals and practicals sent by the faculty of AIACTR are fewer marks as compared to MAIT and MSIT.

MAIT and MSIT –

• While coming to a comparison between MAIT and MSIT there are a lot of factors like distance from your home and others.
• In MAIT, there are no attendance issues while at MSIT the attendance issues are a little strict. You have to maintain at least 60% attendance at MSIT.
• Academic wise MSIT is far ahead of MAIT.
• MSIT has a better placement record with an average salary of around INR 13 LPA while at MAIT it is INR 7 LPA.

MSIT is a good option if the infrastructure and strict attendance are not your major concern. If so you can easily opt for MSIT over the other two. However, make the wise decision considering other factors too.