Both MSIT and VIPS are very good colleges and both of them have their own advantages. Having to know some people studying in both the institutes, I can share some details about them.

MSIT :

• The faculty of MSIT is talented and well experienced in their particular fields. They are also very helpful and supportive.
• The placement opportunities are also very good as most of the top companies visit the campus for interviews.
• The campus is big and has all the necessary facilities available for the students.

VIPS :

• The infrastructure of VIPS is more beautiful and has better facilities than MSIT.
• The classrooms are very big and spacious and fully air-conditioned.
• There are various events and fest being regularly organized inside the campus which is very refreshing for the students.
• It helps in not only academics but also holistic development.

Both the colleges provide very good facilities to their students and the selection of a college completely depends on your interests and requirements.

MSIT, MAIT, and BVP are all are reputed colleges with their own advantages. The choice depends upon various factors and the one that seems convenient to you. Consider the following points.

• The commutation time is more at MSIT. It is crucial to saving your traveling hours to be productive. You can join if commutation is easy for you.
• MAIT has a casual approach. You need not worry about attendance or internal markings.
• BVP Pune is a strict institute. They look for attendance and internal markings based on your performance. You cannot expect any grace marks or partiality. It has an AC campus.
• Fee and Placement:

After considering the above factors, you can choose the best-fit institute for yourself.

Yes, ECE students can sit for placements in IT companies and many of them even get selected in top companies as there are very few core companies visiting the campus.

Most of the recruiters don't discriminate between ECE, IT, and CSE students and allow everyone to attend interviews. While some companies like Directi, Libsys didn't allow ECE students to attend interviews. 

Major companies like TCS, Infosys, Accenture, Josh Tech accept students from the ECE department and allow them to attend interviews.

If you are interested in coding, use the internet to learn rather than depending on the college. Join MOOCs from Udemy, Edx, Coursera, etc. These will make your CV appear more appealing to the recruiters. 

Since I have a good friend of mine currently studying at Haldia Institute of Technology, I can answer your question about anything that concerns Haldia in particular. He is presently in his 4th-year, but he is quite well-versed with the other institutes present at MAKAUT.

• Haldia is far better than MSIT because of the placement factor, especially for ECE, CSE, IT, Chemical Engineering branches.
• If we compare the infrastructure of both the campuses, then the campus of Haldia is far better than MSIT. Haldia also includes a great library and labs that are well-equipped with the latest technology suitable for every branch.
• The faculties of Haldia are above average and nothing exceptionally well.
• Haldia's location is also not very convenient and it can become one of its demerits. But MSIT, on the other hand, has a great location that connects most of the cities, by transportation means.

So, the crux of my answer would be that if you want to focus entirely on your studies, then Haldia should be your pick.

First of all, both the branches differ a lot from each other. Thus, you need to understand which branch you are inclined to. Also, keep in mind that you can change your field from ECE to CSE but not vice versa. So, choosing CSE can get you an advantage in many ways. My friend is currently studying CSE in MSIT and here’s what his experience says.

Dedicated faculty: Most teachers are well experienced and really enjoy what they teach you. If you have even smallest of the doubts, do not hesitate as they will assist you whenever you need them. Especially in the CSE department, teachers are really cooperative.

Infrastructure: If you visit both MSIT and MAIT, you will find that MAIT has a tad bit better infrastructure.

Location: MSIT definitely has a location advantage as you can find various hangout spots around the institute and even the nearest metro of Janakpuri East is just 5 minutes away. On the other hand, MAIT lacks proximity to metro and hangout spots.

Placements: While both the colleges have great placements, the CSE branch will get you better packages and increased opportunities, like any other college In India.

According to the recent placement data the highest and average CTC offered at MSIT is 47 LPA and 3.6 LPA. For MAIT the average and highest CTC is 3 LPA and 28 LPA.

All in all, both MAIT and MSIT are reputed private colleges of Delhi. The biggest thing that makes the difference here is the branch you choose. No doubt CSE has an upper hand over ECE as mentioned above.

Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology is more like a school with strict rules and regulations. The professors are known for their sternness and apathy towards the students. Well, you should not believe in such a rumor, if you have not witnessed it yourself.

Faculties:

The professors are quite cooperative here. They guide them throughout the courses. They make sure the students attend lectures over cultural fests.

Coding Culture:

The coding culture is still developing. It is eminent as there are opportunities for students to harness their skills to the best of their abilities. However, the professors are not highly experienced or in synchronization with industry which is a disadvantage on the part of the students.

Here is a brief outline of the B.Tech courses offered at the institute.

Overall, MSIT is a decent option for a B.Tech degree but if you want to do well in academics, you have to go the extra mile yourself.