Colleges in Ghaziabad

Inderprastha Engineering College is a private engineering college in Ghaziabad, India. It is ranked 17th in Uttar Pradesh Technical University, Lucknow. It was founded in 2000 and the first batch graduated in 2004.
Don't expect too much from IPEC. If you think you are going to get great CS education and exposure then you are wrong. It's an above average college. There is a reason why it's not above IITD, NSIT, DTU and IIITD.
Don't worry about placements, if you land up in a good college under IPEC especially in CSE program, you'll get ample of opportunities to land a good job unless you do nothing in the 4 years.
Average package goes around INR 3.5-4 LPA and if you're got technically sound and have good aptitude skills, you might find a job giving you INR 7-8 LPA.
So, all in all, IPEC is not so bad, if not that good to be compared to IITs and NITs. If you're a keen learner and would like to do something in those 4 years, I bet you'll end up doing and learning even more.

When we talk about the AKTU colleges, no matter whichever college we take in consideration it all falls under the same umbrella. Now, be it ABESEC OR AKGEC, both these colleges are going to assure you a job, minimum to support yourself even if you don't have satisfactory marks or GPA.
AKGEC has the biggest infrastructure among the AKTU colleges and has a lot of greenery. Although, you would score pretty low in your internals as in comparison to other AKTU colleges. Students here complain of being awarded the average 36-37 marks out of 50.
While for rest, the average being 43-44 marks out of a total of 50.
Now, try considering facts about ABES:
The faculty for CSE branch is really good and cooperative.
The infrastructure of the college is one of the best in NCR region among UPTU colleges.
ABES has a pretty good cricket stadium recently inaugurated by Kapil Dev.
ABES is situated on the national highway.
The placements are equally good in both the colleges.
Fortunately or unfortunately, you need to show up in a college uniform but on the brighter side, it keeps every student at par.
I hope you would choose wisely.
Cheers.