Should I go for CSE at JMI or SRM?

You are a 17 year old, who has the two given options (considering you are from Delhi). Jamia is a central university, so the administrative staff takes "things easy". This means, along with 2 coders, you will have 2-3 core companies (selecting 5 students each), with an odd exception of some consulting (mind you these consulting firms are open for all branches. This scenario is only valid for electronics). There is a very strong chance you will land up with a coder. The silver lining, which I could see, from such scarce opportunities (in terms of placement) is learning stuff and finding new interests to zeal upon. Guys in this college are competitive (academics and tech). Also, people will shed maudlin tears throughout their college life (on how bad it is, what they were getting, companies visiting various private colleges). Don't be one of those guys. Accept and move on. This college may not be the best option for an immediate lucrative career (computer science guys and a few more would differ), but you will find people burning the Midnight oil for an opportunity to study at the top IITs, IIMs and foreign universities. Also, from what I have heard from various sources, people from Jamia do pretty decent with their lives (in terms of career). In short, a good ROI. If that 17 year old wants his 21 year old self to be earning big, choose SRM and study hard (academics and code). More coders will visit, and you will stand a better probability of ending with a hefty pay cheque. Downside- large batch sizes, people who have entered through management and a not so competitive environment. Both colleges are equally good, it is up to you. Given an option, I would choose Jamia.

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Hi, I think SRM will be the better option for doing computer science. As according to NIRF ranking, SRM comes between 101-200.

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