GTBIT (Indraprastha University) or Amity Noida for CS/IT Btech. Which is better in terms of placement and education quality?

Both are good but for better opportunities and securing your future with good placements and skills to grow professionally LPU is the best option for you to join.

LPU is better option for Engineering, in terms of placements, best curriculum, infrastructure, well experienced faculty and provides hands on experience on latest technologies. LPU is provides its students the exposure by providing opportunities for guest lectures, workshops, industrial visits, internships etc.

Highlights of the programme:

Credit Transfer : Student after successful completion of 2 yrs. at LPU may be given option to join partner/ receiving university abroad for the completion of programme subject to conditions and norms of regulatory bodies.

International Exposure Option : Student may be given an option to go for 4 weeks study tour to USA/ European countries or any other country as decided by the University subject to conditions.

Semester Exchange :  Student may be given an option to join partner/ receiving university abroad for a semester as decided by the University subject to conditions.

Being an alumnus of LPU I would prefer LPU as it has helped me grow professionally and provides exposure to various opportunities in terms of internships, workshops, guest lectures, industrial visits, placements etc.

With Quality of Education, Placements in LPU is also amazing, with the top brand in the world coming for Campus Recruitment provides great opportunities to its students and because of its #ThinkBig concept and various innovations in curriculum, the university is standing tall and proud with various other very old and reknowned institutions in terms of rankings and accreditations.

Lovely Professional University provides placement opportunities to all the deserving candidates, from all courses. It's up to the student's capability to be able to grab the opportunity or not. Till now thousand of students are placed at a very good package all around the world. Some of the alumni are working in the top 10 brands in the world.

The only university in INDIA to be visited by the PRESIDENT OF INDIA, PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA, VICE PRESIDENT OF INDIA, FINANCE MINISTER OF INDIA, MAURITIUS PRESIDENT, THE DALAI LAMA, etc and so on, these aspects really combine to create a strong profile of the students to get placed.

If you are looking for industry oriented academics, practical based curriculum, professional corporate culture during the college life itself, and better placement in any fortune company, then Lovely Professional University- LPU is totally worth it.

Hey Arvind,

IP University is a government university so it's valve is more then private university degree. The fact is Amity is Too Expensive and the final placements average is not upto the mark. Yes it will provide you more industry exposure and if you work hard you can easily land on a package upto 10-15 lakhs.  Overall this is a short comparison

Best of luck

The placement procedure is pretty good in Amity. The fact is, no matter what, you will end up getting a job.

But there are certain catches there. If you want to get into a specialization sector, that is a core sector with an R&D profile, your requirement would either be an M.Tech or a PhD. The salary shown in the JD would be nothing more than 3LPA. When that becomes an issue for you, you will be told that ‘tailor-made’ jobs cannot be brought in ‘just' for you.

See, you will get a job irrespective of what stream you belong to. If the above mentioned issue is absent in your case, and you are happy with whatever job you get (read: Business Development, Marketing, Sales, etc.) then you'd probably be the luckiest person. You'll get an amazing job, with a minimum package of 4LPA and may easily go upto 7.5LPA. Even higher, in certain cases.

I've seen so many people get into such jobs, where the job was the priority and not the profile. It is greatly advised that before considering any job, do go through the JD thoroughly and ask the recruiters about your doubts, if any. They don't bite. Neither do they have a say in your academic performance. Just clear it out. They are always impressed by students who are smart enough to question them