Hii,IIIT Gwalior ? You mean ABVIIITM, Gwalior ? If yes, then read on.

CSE and mechanical engineering are widely different. Better depend more on your gut feeling. Listen to your heart. If you know students from both disciplines, consult them. Weigh the pros and cons.

In ABVIIITM, CSE degree till a few days ago had a two pronged approach. After the first few semesters, depending on your CGPA, you will be diverted to MTech or MBA. It's a dual degree in ABVIIITM, I hope you know. And higher CGPA-wala students get into MTech, lower ranked people go into MBA. So you should be careful about maintaining your CGPA all along. And remember ABVIIITM in G is one of the best for CSE.

MNIT Jaipur offers the most no. of branches among all the NITs (most probably the same is true about the IIT in Bhubaneswar also. Interesting similarity!!). And as a college, it's not that much far behind as some people may think it to be. Mechanical as a branch is also not bad. If you consider placements, in a large no. of cases, CSE gives you money a little bit quickly, that's why there's so much hype around CSE. Mechanical, electrical or civil as carreer options give you the same, but a little bit slowly. But these are evergreen branches. If you are steady and if you learn your subject well, any one of these subjects can give you as much mone