Engineering

First of all both colleges provide totally different types of course where BIT Sindri is for Engineering, RBS is for Business Courses.

If you still want to choose which one would be better for your future here is a generic comparison.

Eery course RBS provides are very expensive as compared to BIT. 

RBS courses starta from 2Lakhs onwards and goes up to 12 Lakhs where BIT offers M.Tech only at 15.5k which is very affordable.

If you think about the placement first then BIT offers an avarage of 4.2 Lakhs and Maximum of 7.2 Lakhs where RBS offers avarage of 8Lakhs and Maximum of 31 Lakhs which is much higher.

Conclusion: If the fees and the ROI matters the most for you should take BIT but if the maximum salary matters the most you should go with RBS

A candidate can find the KJ Somaiya Institute of Engineering & Information Technology cutoff on the official website of the institute or on other websites like Shiksha. The cutoff details for KJ Somaiya Institute of Engineering & Information Technology are typically released after the MHT CET or JEE Main exams. For example, the MHT CET cutoff 2023 for the Computer Engineering branch was 97.57 percentile. To check the cutoff information specific to your desired course and category, follow these steps:

• Visit the official website of KJ Somaiya Institute of Engineering & Information Technology.
• Navigate to the "Admissions" or "Cutoff" section on the website.
• Click on the link labeled "Cutoff 2023" or "MHT CET Cutoff 2023."

The cutoff marks for different courses and categories may vary, and it is essential to check the specific cutoff information for your desired course and category.

At Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Information Technology and Biotechnology, it appears that the BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) programme places students slightly more frequently than the BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) program:

1. The placement drives at RGIITB are geared more toward IT/computing positions, where BCA students have an advantage, because the institute is primarily focused on technology and science.

2. Prominent recruiters at RGIITB, such as TCS, Infosys, and Accenture, primarily select candidates for technical roles where BCA graduates outperform BBA graduates.

3. BCA students appear to receive higher average and the highest salary packages—roughly 18–20 LPA and 4.5–6 LPA, respectively—than BBA students, who receive salary packages of 14–16 LPA and 3.5–4.5 LPA, respectively.

At Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Information Technology and Biotechnology, it appears that the BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) programme places students slightly more frequently than the BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) program:

4. In addition to RGIITB Batch size matters. There are more opportunities for BCA graduates since the BCA batch has about 100 students, compared to 60–70 in the BBA batch.  

5. According to the most recent reports, RGIITB's BCA placement percentage is over 85%, whereas BBA placement typically falls between 70 and 80%.

In summary, because of the technical and IT-focused job profiles and companies, BCA does appear to offer somewhat better placement opportunities. But RGIITB also places BBA students fairly, thanks to its solid industry connections.