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Both engineering have their own significant values but as you can see there are only few private colleges which holds the degree of automobile engineering. So, its better to go with mechanical engineering as mechanical engineering provide many job opportunities nowadays in all private sector and public sectors. And if you were thinking about government jobs in PSU sectors then I suggest you to go with Mechanical Engineering as it has a scope for that.

The scope of ECE is same as CSE i.e. very high, but for government jobs, electrical engineering is better than EC because it is a core branch so it has more opportunities in public sector.

It's avearge but not the best for Food Tech.

Tuition fees at Manipal is very high. Than RVCE. RVCE's CSE is about 8-9. LPA. MIT's CSE AVG package is 4-5 LPA. For CSE, RVCE would be good.

Placements are good in AKGEC they have a lot of companies and recruiters.

Fiit JEE is too good for JEE Mains.

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Companies like Nvidia, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, KPIT, TCS, Accenture, Capgemini, etc., are there for computer engineering placements.

Mechanical Engineering normally suffers in placements in Pune University colleges. But due to strong TPO, VIT successfully places mechanical engineering students as well with some MNCs.
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Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (Formerly MRIU) has industry leaders, as the top recruiters which include TCS, Microsoft, HCL, Accenture, Ericsson, Samsung, Maruti Suzuki, Amazon, JBM, IBM, Think and Learn, Collabera, Maintech, Vintech. Please take note that Manav Rachna International University has now been renamed as Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (MRIIRS).