Admission to these branches is done through rank obtained in IPU entrance examination. However, instrumentation and control engineering is the least preferred branch in BVCOE.

Being a non-CS branch, the placement statistics of Instrumentation Engineering is not good. The level of difficulty of this branch is no less than CS or IT but then studying the course in a domain like Instrumentation Engineering and ending up being at Software Company doing the same as other IT/CS engineers are doing will not take you anywhere.

In the admission process, the basic order followed according to the branches is CSE, ECE, IT or EE, and ICE.

Below is briefly mentioned the perks and cons of pursuing Instrumentation Engineering from Bharati Vidyapeeth:

This depicts the information regarding instrumentation and control engineering in Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering, Delhi.

Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering Pune was ranked as 10th in region-wise ranking west zone and was also ranked as 16th in research capabilities. It is also ranked 99th among the engineering colleges in India by NIRF 2020. The production engineering course at Bharati Vidyapeeth University is considered as a good option.

Admission:

Production Engineering is closely related to mechanical engineering, it is basically a subset of mechanical engineering. The college provides a 4-year long BTech program for Production Engineering and it is approved by AICTE. There are 60 seats for the program.

• Students need to pass 10+2 with PCM in order to be eligible for admission.

• The admission is entrance based and All India CET scores are considered for admission.

The Btech Production Engineering costs around 5 lakhs.

The institute is one of the oldest colleges for production engineering all over India. The course structure is also at par with the leading NIT’s.

Faculty:

The department has a dedicated group of well-qualified faculty with years of experience in teaching. The teaching staff of the college is very helpful, in case a student is unable to attend a lecture the faculty provides an online portal so that the students can attend the recorded lecture online.

Placements:

Production engineering he/she will be also eligible for any job relating to mechanical engineering. Students who have experience in production engineering can also be compatible for production manufacturing, automobile design, and industrial engineering.

• The highest package that was offered to Production Engineering students in 2019 was INR 10 LPA and the lowest package offered was 1.8 LPA.

• Top recruiting companies include Infosys, LTI, TCS, Byju’s, Amdocs, and Jaro.

In conclusion, Production engineering in Bharati Vidyapeeth is a viable option and one can choose it. The college also has average placement records for the course.

Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering Delhi (IPU) is ranked in rank-band 251-300 by NIRF in 2020 and amongst 13 Indian Private Institutions, Asia has ranked Thapar University 2nd.

Admissions

Bharati Vidyapeeth (Delhi)

• The university offers a B.Tech program in 5 specializations including Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Information Technology, and Instrumentation & Control Engineering.
• 90% of the admissions to B.Tech are based on IPU CET followed by counseling and the remaining 10% are through management quota. 
• The eligibility required for admission is 10+2 with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks and Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

Thapar University

• The university offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and Doctoral programs the admission of which is based on merit and entrance exam score. 
• Scores of management national level exams such as CMAT, GMAT, XAT, CAT are also accepted by the university.

Placements

Bharati Vidyapeeth (Delhi)

• The university conducts summer training and industrial training programs. Through the academic year 2014-2018, the overall placement rate was 76.24%. The top recruiters are Mahindra, E&Y, Samsung, Zycus, Indian Navy, Nagarro, HSBC, etc.
• Additionally, around 15 to 20% opts for higher education and join reputed institutions in India including XLRI, IITs, IIMs as well as foreign universities.

Thapar University

• For the last six years, the placements are consistently above 90%. The university has a placement cell which offers great opportunities to the students. 
• The highest package for 2020 is INR 43 LPA and the average package is INR 8.5 LPA. 
• In 2018-19, a total of 282 companies visited the campus, and a total of 994 placements were offered of which 972 students were placed.

A wide range of scholarships is offered by the Thapar university. Around 75 scholarships are offered to meritorious and deserving candidates. In addition to this, organizations such as the Vimalsons Charitable Foundation, Indian Oil, and the Government of various states also offer scholarships to university students. However, Bharati Vidyapeeth Delhi does not offer any scholarships to the students.

Before choosing a college, you should consider things like - Infrastructure, fee structure, faculty profile, placements, coding culture, the branch of interest, extracurricular activities, distance from home, etc.

All these colleges are affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. AIT, now known as AIACTR, is a government college while MAIT and BVP are private colleges.

If we compare only private colleges, then the preference order will be as the following.

• BVCOE can be ranked higher in terms of academics.
• In terms of placements and co-curricular activities, MAIT deserves a higher position.
• If we consider the coding culture, MSIT can be ranked higher.

Here is a comparison between government colleges and private colleges:

• In government colleges, the fee is almost half that of private colleges. Hence, it provides relief to people having financial problems.
• The facilities at government colleges are not at par with private colleges. The facilities are usually of poor quality. In private colleges, even if the college lacks certain facilities, the reforms are quick whereas in government colleges, it takes a lot of time and you might spend half of your college life without availing of such facilities.
• The quality of teaching is very important to note here. In government colleges, most of the teachers do not teach at par the required quality.

Based on what I heard from my friend I will say the preference order should be - MAIT>BVP>AIT.

One of my friends studied at BVP and his experience was really good there. You should go for IT at BVP. BVP is the most active technical college of IPU. They have a lot of active societies while CSI and IEEE and have many coding competitions frequently.

Though IT at MSIT also has good facilities, it is not good and does not make any efforts for the welfare of students.

Let me tell you that even though my brother was in MAIT, he got his first internship through BVP rather than his own college. Go for BVP without thinking any further.