Which one should I choose among UPES, Dehradun and Jaypee, Noida?
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JIIT University-Noida is a better option among your choices because of its reputation, brand image and placement records. -
First of all Jaypee has better experience of teaching and is WORTH the money
UPES - fees of whooping 19 lacs and an average of 5.5, hahaha. JIIT-10 lacs fees, 9 lacs average, both are below BITS, NITs, and IITs. -
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Hi,
UPES, Dehradun is the best among the both. -
Hello Abhinandan,
Both colleges are good as this year Jaypee is placed in NIRF ranking at 69th position but UPES is now a big brand among engineering college.
If you have no issue of money then you must go in UPES as its fee is high in comparison to Jaypee.
But if you want to study in less fee in comparison to 14 lakhs, you must go to Jaypee as its fee is 7 lakhs 50 thousand.
All the best. -
I'll prefer you to opt for the UPES as this college is far better than the Jaypee - Noida, as this is the best college in terms of faculty, infra and also in the placements.
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