B.Plan

Government colleges, any day.

They have a lower fees structure compared to private colleges. (eg SRM university's fees is about more than a lakh. whereas MSU Baroda's fees is like 20,000 something.)

I don't have the exact numbers but I have been around people from both government and pvt colleges and hence I can tell that to you.

Private colleges have a tendency to trap you into taking admission in their institutes inspite of not having all the services they mention. whereas government colleges are like an open book.

Govt colleges have far more better and experienced professors as well, so their quality of education is better too.

It's difficult to get into a government college, you need to prepare more for that.

Last suggestion. whenever you are taking admission. keep your options open. try to find out the current students who can give you an honest opinion about the college.

All the best.

The School of Planning and Architecture in Delhi is a prestigious institution that offers a variety of undergraduate, graduate,  and Ph.D programmes, including bachelor's degrees in planning and architecture as well as master's degrees in planning, architecture, and design and a PhD.

According to a parliamentary act, the school has been designated as a "Institution of National Importance" by the Indian government. The JEE Main exam is required for admission to B.Arch and B.Plan programs, while M.Arch and M.Plan applicants should take the GATE or the CEED tests. To secure the admission for UG Programmes, the students must complete the Joint Entrance Counseling JoSAA/DASA procedure. 

You have a high chance of getting admission based on your marks and category.