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Hi Chandramouli,
Both the colleges are good but you can further segregate on the basis of the following points:
1. Location of the college.
2. Fees and scholarships - Take into consideration the fee structure of the course in the college and also check out the available scholarships.
3. Quality of Teachers– The quality of teachers plays a very vital role, visit the campus and get in touch with the students.
4. Campus - Go to the college and get a first-hand experience. Tour the campus, eat in the cafeteria and check out the compatibility of the surroundings according to your interest
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Hi Sumit,
Thanks for posting the appropriate links! You must first know the difference between the two. Geomatics Engineering commonly known as Geospatial Engineering deals with spatial information that is you will use the location as a major source of information. It involves study of spatial management, collecting, analyzing and displaying spatial data and is majorly used in the fields of urban and regional planning, protection of property, traffic-control systems etc. Geospatial studies mainly includes research n development.
Infrastructure planning deals with the fundamental facilities required for a city, state or country's development. It focuses on construction planning and management which includes roads, bridges, tunnels, water supply, sewers, electrical grids, telecommunications and so on which are essential for a better living condition.
My personal recommendation would be Infrastructure planning as there is a high demand of professionals in this field for better planning and construction management. India is herself a good example where there is dire need of skilled professionals in this sector. However the choice is entirely yours.
Hope this helps.

Hi Manoj,
We can definitely help you, but you haven't mentioned area of your interest. As you are pursuing B.Sc after this you have many options open.
For all the post graduation courses, you will need to appear for an entrance exam. Your options are MCA (http://tinyurl.com/y8jdomb) , MSc (http://tinyurl.com/yhs9y2g) and MBA (http://tinyurl.com/ykhb8fq) depending on what you are interested in. MCA is more of application programming where as MSc is more into systems and science of computers. MBA of course is a management degree. Decide on where your interest lies and then you can visit the websites given with the degrees above to find institutes offering the courses. Choose the ones that suit you and contact then to understand what their eligibility criteria is.
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