Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College

Yes, you will get most of the colleges you just mentioned here.

Both are almost same. Both come in the top colleges. Galgotias University is slightly better than the other.

From the last few years, the placement department of ECE is a matter of concern for the college. It is so because there is only one mass recruiter i.e. Infosys and in the last few years, the intake of Infosys has fallen down. Talking about the facts and figures, it is seen that approximately 60% of the students get placed every year.

If you desire to get quality education but with limited placement opportunities then you should go for it.

From the last few years the placement department of ECE is a matter of concern for the college. It is so because there is only one mass recruiter i.e Infosys and for last few years the intake of Infosys has fallen down. There comes various small companies but they don't meet up with the package requirement a student desire for.

Yes, there are chances that you will continue with your present allocated seat. This basically depends upon the number of students enrolled in the counseling process but there are still great chances that your seat will update.

ECE is better because mechanical does not have good placement.

See AKG is better as compared to KIET as in KIET the environment is not worth it. Placements at AKG are good. They have tie-ups with companies in all the stream and that's why placements is always good for the AKG as compared to KIET.

JSS being in Noida have upper hand compared to other mentioned colleges. It is surrounded by some of the big IT companies. You can always directly apply to these companies apart from which are visiting the college campus.

If you are looking for quality education without placements, then AKG is the perfect institute for you.
But if you are looking for placements too, then I will not recommend you to join the institute because Civil and Mechanical branches have the lowest placement record from the past few years with just 10-15% of placements.