One of my relatives pursued his graduation from the Coimbatore Institute of Technology. As per his experience, Mechanical Engineering will be a good option at CIT. Here are the following reasons why you should choose the Coimbatore Institute of Technology over PSG College of Technology.

Faculty: 

• The faculty of Coimbatore Institute of Technology is friendly, professional, and skilled.
• Many of its professors work in organizations like DRDO.

Infrastructure: 

• PSG College of Technology provides better infrastructure than Coimbatore, but there are many facilities available in CIT as well. 
• Coimbatore Institute of Technology provides good lab equipment and arrange workshops for engineering students. Workshops are very important to gain ample opportunity, which will boost your career.

Campus Life:

• The campus life of CIT is better. It provides a friendly environment for students. 
• However, the hostel and its food quality are low, but you will get used to it. 

Placement: 

• The placement cell of Coimbatore Institute of Technology is good. Companies such as L&T, Nissan, Renault, Hyundai, Godrej, Robert Bosch, and many more come for campus placement. 

The table below shows the placement statistics of both institutions:

Thus, choosing Mechanical Engineering over Automobile Engineering is always a better idea as it opens a wide range of opportunities before you. And Coimbatore Institute of Technology is the right choice for Mechanical Engineering.

Chandigarh University is a well-established university. According to some of my friends studying there, it is well known for its amazing placement statistics in the fields of Engineering, management, marketing, and many more.

Automobile Engineering at Chandigarh University

• This department deals with the design, production, management, maintenance, and research of vehicles.
• The placements are good at Chandigarh University. A good number of companies both national and MNCs visit the campus for placement drives.
• Companies such as Liu Gong, Cummins, Tafe, Honda, Royal Enfield, John Deere, Swaraj, Hyundai visited the campus for the placement of the Automobile industry.
• The placement packages usually depend on various factors such as Industry type, job profile offered, specialization, and the most important thing, the capability of the student.

Other than campus placements, many students also opt for off-campus placement through internships and other recruitment drives. Thus, the placement package depends on various factors including the student.

My friends and I decided to study automobiles, but due to the restricted number of institutions that offered the course, we decided to pursue mechanical engineering and then concentrate on automobile engineering for our master's degree. Hence, we studied Mechanical Engineering at Dayananda Sagar (DSCE), and then Automobile Engineering at the same university. So I think I am therefore competent to reply. 

• If you're really interested in Automotive Engineering, then the campus is beautiful, and it's quite ideal for learning.
• In addition, automotive engineers will get IT jobs as well if we look at the placements.
• I would recommend you take the DSCE diploma and proceed to a Master's degree overseas.
• Yes, it is assuringly good for automobile engineering, but I would not recommend it.
• In general, automobile engineering is provided in very few institutions that reduce your possibilities.
• DSCE is one of the top automotive engineering colleges.
• You will find that you have a great learning space.
• I would recommend that you look at other options before finalizing automotive engineering.

The college is great simply to provide you with a degree, but it's your duty to earn it. In the last two years, very few reputed companies visited the college. Only your hard work will matter. The curriculum has been outdated until last year, but now they have updated it.