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Hi Yash,
UTM, Shillong indeed is a good choice to pursue B.Tech in electrical engineering. Let me inform you that UTM is none other than the campus of MIT Pune itself and you cannot get such industry exposure in any other university. They have a very well designed curriculum for electrical engineering which includes essentials and principles of physics, mathematics, and computer Science. They provide a better understanding of the design and application of circuits and equipment of machine control, power generation, and distribution, communication. My cousin graduated from the same university thus this is my personal experience with UTM. If you want to know more about the course you can visit their website. (http://utm.ac.in/Btech-Electrical-and-Electronics-Engineering.php)

It depends on the parameters you want to judge the college.
If you want to learn, you may by some of the best teachers in their respective domains. You may also pursue research during B.Tech under different professors who are generally willing and guide you very well. The opportunity offered is not based on your marks, unlike many universities, but on your interest. One of the 6 pointer boy got a chance to present a poster at Mecca of Science in India I.e. IISC, Bangalore (Guess who?). At any time, many projects are going, so you may join as per your interest. Hers's the link for information about various projects, going on (Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology). You also get to interact with various intellectuals including but not limited to Nobel Laureates.
For "naukri motivated", KIIT University students bagged 3400 offers from various companies. Even consulting firm Deloitte offered jobs to around 81 candidates which is huge for such company. Around 130 companies came for placements for 2016 passing batch. You must be very dumb if you cannot get placed after the rigorous training for placements, provided by college. Here's the data for placements (Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology).
All work and no play makes everyone a dull person. After a long day of classes and labs, everyone would like to let loose of themselves. Various societies are there for aspiring singers, dancers, photographers, street actors. Also, there's a cricket ground and ground for various sports around it including running tracks, football. Gym, swimming pools, wooden badminton court and facilities for other indoor games are provided for students. KIIT Fest, is the annual tech and cult fest of university and in year 2015, it was one of trending topic in Facebook feeds. Every Year, the fest is graced by eminent personalities of entertainment industry.
In short, yes, KIIT University is a good college for your career building.
Hope this helps.
Cheers :)