Private universits are best for Btech or not

Of course! You would defenitely try for either IIT or NIT. But if you couldn't make it into them you don't have to worry too much. Because there are lots of private universities which are still best for b.tech and provide you many facilities. For example , you can try for the universities like; BITS, Manipal university, Amrita university, VIT, SRM etc. There are still many collleges where you can pursue your b.tech successfully.

Hi Ramesh,

Whether private universities are good or not,is a question of perception.Whether a university is private or public,there are lot of differences bteween them like the course,syllabus,fee structure, infrastructure of the university etc.So you cannot say which ones are good .For some people government universities are good ,for some prefer Private universities,but the course you want to pursue,the degree you get from both would be same,only the experience you get after studying in them makes all the difference.

Well,both are good in their respective places.

Thank you.

Hello Ramesh!

Hope you are preparing well for your board exams and attempting with full confidence. Post exams, you have a great decision to be undertaken, that is to choose a degree course you wish to pursue.

It is nice to see that you have a course decided which you wish to pursue after you complete your high school studies. It is preferrable that you choose a course for your undergraduate degree course based on your interests and ambition, and should not be influenced by any factors like sentiments, peer pressure, etc. You have a great choice amongst the streams presently available for studying i.e. engineering, which is one of the most sought branch nowadays.

You firstly need to decide upon your goals and ambition in life. This would guide you in choosing the course designed for you. By pursuing a degree in courses which is based on your passion, it gives you a dedication so as to keep the spirits high. As far as engineering stream (B.Tech) is considered, you are offered a varied number of courses to choose, ranging from Aeronautical Engineering, Information Technology, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, etc. But, nowadays students focus on getting a seat in Computer Science branch as it is in trend, attracting many aspirants.

Some of the good private engineering colleges you can look for are:

• Amrita School of Engineering, Coimbatore
  
• Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani
  
• Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra
  
• BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore
  
• Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal
  
• PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore
  
• SASTRA University, Thanjavur
  
• SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai
  

You could do vast research on these colleges and attempt respective competitive exams to get a perfect score to secure an admission in their college for your course. Presently, you need to focus on studying all the concepts well. Choose your course in your admission based on your interest. The weak concepts must be revised again such that they may not hinder your mark-gaining strategy.

Happy studying and good luck!

Hi Ramesh,

It totally depends, a lot of private universities have good international collaboration and repute, downside being the fees is more than govt funded institutions. Whereas when you take the govt funded ones the IITs,NITs where ROI is much better. You can see some of the top private universities in the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/2018/top-private-engineering-colleges-in-India