Which college is better for pursuing a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering: VIT Bhopal or PES University, Bangalore?

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Asked by Dev Saglani
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KRISHNENDU SEN
a year ago

Just go for VIT. It is in the top private universities. Both PES and VIT are very good but for Mechanical Engineering VIT is far ahead of PES in every possible side. Faculty members, infrastructure and placements as well as standards of the students are also ahead in VIT than PES.

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VIT in the top private institute in India, education wise and placement wise all the campus are the same in case of VIT, So, I suggest you to go for VIT.

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