College Comparison

VGU college has offers various technical programmes at UG, PG and Research level, i.e. B.Tech, M.Tech and Ph.D. The faculty member in Faculty of Engineering & Technology are highly experienced and well recognised for their contribution in Academia, Research Journals, Symposiums of National and International level. FET contains departments of computer science, electronics & communication, electrical, mechanical, civil, robotics and agriculture. Each of the department plays a unique and distinctive role in the development of the faculty and hence the University Rajasthan, India. The University is pioneer in technical education with the promoters having vast experience in the domain with various other renowned technical institutes under their umbrella. You can apply here online:
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Both the colleges have their own specialisation such as ISOMES:
The Bachelor's degree is awarded by CCS University, Meerut while the Diploma is awarded autonomously by the institute.
Offers practical training and internship with News 24, E 24, Darshan 24, Radio Dhamaal 24 Station, E-Newspaper of India, BAG Production House, and Studio 24 based in Mumbai.
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Iaan School of Mass Communication and Journalism has taken the initiative and started training the students in the media field. The students are trained so well that they can be easily absorbed in the market with good salary packages. Iaan is also providing UGC approved Bachelor of Mass Communication and Masters in Mass Communication. The main undergraduate courses in Iaan are Radio Jockeying, Anchoring, News Reading, Photography and PR.

KIIT is a renowned college in the whole of Eastern India. Its ranking has been also very good. But I would say that it's the student that actually makes a college. I took Civil engineering in KIIT (in the counselling) but didn't take the admission due to some personal reasons.
Cons of KIIT for me is the number of students intake in each branch (which is almost above 450 and 650+ in CSE and IT). To get placed within those 650 students will take a lot of hard work. A 15-20K job is not what you wish after spending 8.8 lakhs of tuition fees. It is not feasible at all. But if you work hard it's obvious that success will be waiting in any path that you follow. Other than these 2 cons I found that KIIT is very good as you will enjoy your college life a lot. I have pretty much more than 15 friends admitted to it and they enjoy it a lot.