JBIMS' overall ranking on Google is impacted by its infrastructure, as the current building is a 1965 construction. However, the construction of a new state-of-the-art facility at Kalina is underway, which will improve JBIMS' ranking in terms of infrastructure.

In terms of return on investment, JBIMS stands out as you pay only 2 lakhs for the entire course and receive an average placement package of 18 LPA. This is a better return than many other top B-Schools, including some IIMs.

JBIMS boasts a strong alumni network, industry-expert faculty, and an ideal location, which are all factors that contribute to its success.

When comparing JBIMS to NMIMS, it can be said that JBIMS is a better choice, with a lower fee structure, a better return on investment, a strong alumni network, and a more experienced faculty. Additionally, JBIMS has a smaller batch size of 120 students, which makes it easier for the college to place its students in top companies.

PEC's previous director wasn’t a very good educationist. The infrastructure, curriculum and the extracurriculars suffered under his leadership. 

But things have changed in PEC now. The new director has the opposite ideals. There has been a gradual increase in the quality of education at PEC. Some changes are:

• Infrastructure is being improved 

• The curriculum has been made more challenging 

• PEC Fest stole the show for the year 

So the long standing reputation combined with the strong alumni network will not disappoint you. PEC is not losing its good ranking and NIT Jalandhar is nowhere near it.

Every college is good in one or the other aspects. Its location, faculty, and infrastructure are the main factors that determine a college's priority. The following list contains the colleges in order of priority based on their pros and cons.

Pros:

• BHU: No requirement to sign a bond

• Seth GS: Located in Mumbai with the best academic structure 

• KGMU Lucknow: The location and academic structure are perfect.

• Other AIIMS: No need to sign any bond and the fee structure is affordable. AIIMS tag can help you with USMLE purposes.

Cons:

• BHU: Located in Varanasi, it lacks the facilities of metropolitan cities like Delhi and Mumbai

• Seth GS: Mumbai is expensive and a bond of 1 year needs to be signed

• CMC Vellore: You will have to learn Tamil as it is located South India. The fee structure is pretty expensive.

• Other AIIMS: They are usually not located in a good location except for Bhopal and Bhubaneswar.

The preferred order as per the pros and cons can be - BHU> AIIMS> KGMU> Grant> Seth GS> CMC Vellore

One college can be good for you but bad for others. This is because your own needs determine which college is best for you. So choose wisely.

One of my friends is a CEG alumni. He thinks it’s the best option for CSE. Some strong points that support his opinions are:

1. Faculty: The faculty of CEG is of good quality. Many are experienced and alumni of CEG themselves.

2. Diverse Background: CEG welcomes a mix crown. Your peers are from everywhere across India and this makes it a more thrilling experience.

3. Rules and Regulations: CEG does not impose unnecessary rules on its students. They are given an extent of freedom.

4. Infrastructure: Classrooms and laboratories are well equipped. Canteen food is of good quality at very low cost. 

5. Network: CEG has excellent Wi-Fi facilities.

6. Hostel: Although the food is of average quality, the cost of hostels is less. The buildings are poor but in good condition.

7. Extracurricular activities: CEG believes in exposure to extracurricular activities other than academics.

8. Global Recognition: CEG has excellent recognition among foreign universities.

So overall CEG is the best option of all the other colleges you mentioned. But the placements at CS are better.

So the conclusion is CEG > SSN > SRM/Amrita.

NMIMS is deemed to be a University owning 17 specialized schools, more than 17000 students, and 750 plus full-time faculty members. The College offers a vast array of PG and Doctoral programs in Management studies such as MBA, E-MBA, PGDM, and Ph.D. along with a few UG, Diploma, and PG diploma programs. Known for its MBA/PGDM program, the NMIMS Mumbai is AICTE accredited and has been ranked 25th by NIRF in 2022 in the management category. NMIMS Mumbai programs are nationally and internationally accredited by NBA, NAAC, AMBA, SAQS, and the Bureau of Indian Standards. Some major highlights of this elite institute are as follows

• The NMIMS Mumbai MBA programs are MBA with specialization in Finance, Information Systems, Marketing, Operations and Decision Sciences, MBA –HRM, and MBA Pharmaceutical Management.
• The fee for the MBA program is INR 23.90 Lacs. The investment in fees and other expenses is compensated by high placements, giving the students high RoI.
• NMIMS has received Global International AACSB Accreditation.
• NMIMS offers its Management programs over 4 campuses across the country
• The primary pedagogy adopted is the Case Study to stimulate practical knowledge and personalized learning through live scenarios.

Rankings

NMAT

NMAT is an easy paper compared to other entrance exams but the competition is tough as most students attempting NMAT want to get into NMIMS. So an overall good profile can increase your chances of admission.

The ranking of Madras Institute of Technology doesn't really matter because there is no scope for Aerospace Engineering in India. It may sound very good in the beginning but after joining this course you will face difficulties. It will create a negative viewpoint for this course and you will feel like dropping this course after 1 or 2 years. 

The placements of this branch are also very poor due to less demand in the industry. Securing a job at Hindustan Aeronautics or ISRO will be a little difficult due to fewer openings. ISRO recruits most of the engineers from IISc, so you might have to wait for a few years to get a job there. You can also do MS abroad and then try getting a decent job over there. 

Though this is one of the most difficult courses in engineering, still no one cares much about it and thus has very less demand too. It will be better if you can opt for any other branch rather than choosing Aerospace engineering.

You may have heard differing opinions on the current status of IBS Hyderabad. While it is true that there have been some changes that have led to a decline in the quality of education and the reputation of the campus, there are several specific factors that have contributed to this decline.

One factor is the increasing batch size. The college has been adding at least 50 to 100 students each year, which has resulted in a larger student body. However, this increase in batch size has also meant a decrease in the quality of the students being admitted to the main campus.

Another issue is the lack of dedication from some of the professors. Despite having degrees from prestigious universities, some professors are not fully committed to teaching and providing quality education to their students.

The administration's approach to filling the larger batch size has led to the admission of mediocre students who are not serious about their education and cause disruptions in the classroom and in the hostels. This creates a negative environment that can affect the learning experience of all students.

The administration has also failed to enforce rules and regulations, allowing students to engage in harmful activities like smoking, drinking, and damaging hostel properties. These actions have led to a decline in the reputation of the campus and have negatively impacted the placements of students. Companies have noticed the lack of skills and poor behavior of some students during the recruitment process, which has led them to question the quality of education being provided at IBS Hyderabad.

To restore its former glory, the administration needs to prioritize improving the quality of education and ensuring that rules and regulations are followed by all students. Additionally, offering mental conditioning classes for students can help them develop a more professional demeanor, both in the classroom and during the recruitment process, ensuring that the campus continues to attract top companies for placements.