Colleges in Vadodara

Navrachana University is good. Navrachana University is a private statutory university established in 2009 under the Gujarat Private Universities Act, 2009. NUV has been envisioned as a multi-disciplinary University, of global stature, offering opportunities for learning, research and betterment of the individual and Society. We are proud to inform you that within a few years of inception, we have accomplished a reputation of being the best innovative university for the year 2017 by ASSOCHAM, a reputable association of corporate world. As you know, Navrachana University is recognised by UGC and meets all the requirements of AICTE.
School of Liberal Studies and Education
BA (Journalism & Mass Communication), B.Sc. M.Sc-Chemistry, MSW B.Ed M.Ed ECCE and Ph.D
School of Environmental Design and Architecture
B.Arch, B. Design (Interior)
School of Engineering and Technology
B.Tech- (Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Computer Science and Engineering)
School of Business and Law
BBA, BBA LL.B. BCA MBA, MHRM and M.Sc-IT
All educational programs follow modular, semester-wise curricula and allow taking courses that cut across programme boundaries. We have started the admission process from 1st April 2017. Kindly refer to our website:
http://nuv.ac.in/

The Maharaja Sayajirao University (MSU) of Baroda is a decent university. It depends what you want to study and all the departments will not be equally ranked. I ready somewhere (cannot provide reference) that it ranks among the top 10 universities for arts in India. Its engineering branch, though not highly ranked, is also pretty good especially in Gujarat. Many of my friends studied engineering there and are currently doing very good in their professions. Good companies, including multi-nationals, recruit from MSU. My friends got placed in Cognizant and other IT companies. One of them went on to do M.Tech at IIT-Bombay after B.Tech from MSU. Studies-wise, the grading system was tough. The highest percentage would be in low 80's, no CGPA system as of 2007. But I heard the teachers are very knowledgeable. If the question has been asked from a perspective of ranking so that one can make a decision on which college to attend, I would definitely give it a good rating. Baroda is a very good city to live, has a good cultural history, good schools for kids and also has heavy industries for job prospects. I do not know how the current situation is at MSU (my experience is from '00-'07), but I believe institutions take a long time to change. The university is very old, but many times that is a positive factor about educational institutions. Of course, my bias is towards MSU although I did not study there myself, but because I like the city of Vadodara.