choudharysaaab said:BITS Pilani should not be compared with Vellore or AIT Pune; though relatively Vellore is much better than AIT Pune (if it is Army Institute of Technology, actually I do not know which institute you are talking about).
devdahiya said:Yes Hemant dear, i am talking about Army Institute of Technology here.
birbal said:Devji,
First you have to decide whether you are interested in education or training? Although both terms are used interchangeably by many, there is considerable difference between the two.
Let me start by quoting Marshall McLuhan that " a well educated person can be trained to do anything in six months, while a well trained person is only slightly better than an ape."
Most of the private colleges that have sprung up in recent years in India are really providing training, and there is nothing wrong in that because training is very important and useful for the country. However, education goes beyond training where one comes out equipped with anayltical skills that he/she can use anywhere (I have seen large number of IIT graduates going for IAS). There have been articles published about these private institutions describing how they do not provide a well rounded education. These places are really businesses and to be frank, successful businesses.
devdahiya said:Another bit of information if can be given by some members needed is: Which are the good[quality] institutes related to Information Technology[specialized] in India after 12th standard[other than IIT/BITS etc]
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