Vasavi College of Engineering has been bestowed with an experienced faculty and an extremely good placement report over time. 

• The students of this institute are greatly disciplined as well.
• The major upside of Vasavi College of Engineering comes with the training it provides. Both on the enhancement of several soft skills and communication skills. 
• It offers open elective courses to students for creating a knowledge base in allied courses. 
• The institute encourages Campus Recruitment Training (CRT) following the sixth semester for making students industry-ready when placement offers to drive in. 
• Alongside many other advantages, it offers interested students coaching for the preparation of CAT as well. 

Make an informed decision while choosing between the two. Hope this helps in answering your query.

One of my friends studied in the PSG Mechanical branch. In his opinion, both the colleges are well known and quite famous for Mechanical Engineering. Let me state some facts about them which might help you decide.

• NIT Trichy holds a certain advantage over PSG. 
• It is considered one of the top 5 NITs. It has earned recognition not only in India but also globally.
• In NIT Trichy you will get much more opportunities and the proper exposure. 
• PSG is not bad but while comparing it with NIT Trichy, it gets more leverage. 
• In PSJ the faculty members are really good in their respective fields. 
• In PSG students mostly like to learn their subjects by themselves and are independent of the teachers. 
• NIT Trichy has all the things required for such a core branch, like Good faculty members, excellent academics, internships, connection with industries, placement statistics, etc. 
• All this makes NIT Trichy a better option for Mechanical Engineering.

NIT Trichy develops your physical as well as holistic personality. It makes you confident with all the extracurricular activities it has to offer. Nit Trichy would be better overall and will definitely help you grow as an individual.

UIT RGPV is good for Mechanical Engineering. However, things vary with each one of us.

If you want to prepare for higher studies like MS or competitive exams like the GATE or CAT, it is good because you will get a sufficient amount of time. If not, you will end up working in companies like TCS being graduated in Mechanical Engineering from UIT RGPV.

Check the following table for some brief statistics about UIT RGPV:

If you have better options you can opt accordingly. UIT is good for B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering you can pursue.

One of my cousins is a recent graduate of Thapar University and he does not recommend enrolling at the institute anytime soon. Here is a detailed scenario of his experience,

1. He was a mechanical engineering student and the university is not what it claims because the placement of the batch hardly even touched the 50% peak.
2. The quality of education is not as much as students typically anticipate during their course period. 
3. The teachers are not as supportive. If you are not extremely frank with the faculty, you will not usually acquire a decent amount of scores.
4. It will be better to opt for Jaypee Institute, UPTU, or any particular NIT over Thapar University since the fee structure might be an issue and you will not secure good grades. 
5. The placement statistics of certain technical branches are deteriorating day by day.
6. However, students in CSE department are still performing decently, regarding both their course and placement.

It is best to still analyze and research more about the prospects of Thapar University.

You are comparing two different engineering branches which are core and are perfect in their own place. Also, the selection of the branch should be primarily based on your interest and future plans. It is very important you choose a branch of your interest, as you will spend 4 years learning it. So, decide on the basis of your interest.

NIT Jamshedpur is much better than BIT Mesra in placements except CSE. CSE has slightly better placement in BIT Mesra than NIT Jamshedpur but then the gap is decreasing year by year. So, you can easily opt for the choice of field you want.

Let me give you some details regarding the future prospects in both of them:

Core Jobs:

• Both the branches have an equal number of core jobs and both mechanical and electrical engineers are needed at any manufacturing firm.
• So in this case, it primarily boils down to your inclination towards either of the two branches.

Non-Core Jobs:

• Electrical Engineers also have the opportunity to switch their career to software engineering without much difficulty.
• Mechanical Engineers generally don't have this Liberty.

Government Jobs:

• Mechanical Engineering has the highest no. of vacancies in PSUs and Engineering services.

Several core companies come to campus at Jamshedpur in TATA town, TATA Powers and TATA Motors pick many students for jobs as well as for internships. Now, this brings a great advantage for both Mechanical as well as Electrical branch students.

Talking about infrastructure, BIT Mesra has a more beautiful campus than NIT Jamshedpur. If you want facilities, you should go with BIT Mesra. But, placement wise NIT Jamshedpur is far ahead of BIT Mesra, which is again proving NIT Jamshedpur worth over bit Mesra.

Based on the above parameters, you can decide for yourself. Regarding the two colleges you mentioned, both are equally good and have roughly the same student quality. BIT Mesra has an edge in software profiles and NIT Jamshedpur in Core Engineering placements.

Having a friend who graduated from Thapar University and by researching online reviews here’s what I got to know. The mechanical branch is much better than the new branches.

• Thapar is a private university and there are certain policies they prepare to make money. 
• These fields are kept only to earn enough profits as they charge 10,000 in addition to it. 
• There are more expenses than usual in these kinds of streams. 
• There are also fewer job opportunities.
• My friend shifted to computer engineering from mechanical in his second year.

So before selecting the stream, give all parameters a thought and make a wise decision. It is suggested that you go for Computer Science rather than Mechanical. There are more opportunities in this field due to the constant demand of CSE graduates by corporate houses and organizations.

Yes, Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering is good for Mechanical Engineering. Be it faculty, labs, department, infrastructure, branch, or any other aspect, the college is a perfect fit. 

The only disadvantage of DSCE Bangalore is that it doesn't provide any offers from core companies. The students of the mechanical branch end up getting a job in the IT sector. If any core job offers are available, these companies will only hire students in single digit. 

Companies like Accenture, Cognizant, Infosys, and Tech Mahindra hire students irrespective of the branches.

If a job in the IT sector suits you after graduating from the mechanical branch, then you can opt for Dayanand Sagar College for Engineering as it is the best college. It will furnish a job but in the IT sector.