Hello aspirant,

First of all ceramic, metallurgical, mining or environmental engineering were somewhat newer branches of engineering according to industrial needs. In India there were not so much companies which recruit students from this respective branches.

Again mechanical, electrical, computers and communication engineering were regarded as core branches of engineering. There is a need of engineers from this branches everytime. So you may get various opportunities after graduation.

Again comparison of IIT with GFTI is not so good. As IIT's were the most premium institutions in India and you can get a good academy culture and work culture there and have more than 90% chances of getting placements.

But all GFTI's were not same, some were very good where you can explore study and work culture seemly but some were not so good comparatively.

So choose according to your interest which will help you more than choosing a good college.

Hope it helps you..

Best of luck..