Hey, both LPU and Amity are solid for B.Tech CSE, but if I had to pick, I'd go with LPU. It's got this super flexible choice-based credit system—around 160-180 credits over 4 years—with hands-on stuff like AI, ML, data science, labs, projects, and internships right from year one. Their curriculum is industry-aligned, vetted by companies like Cognizant and Microsoft, and updated for 2026 admissions with LPUNEST or JEE Main entry. Campus vibes are insane—huge facilities, scholarships up to high amounts, and placements that actually land jobs at places like Amazon. Amity's good too with decent infra and courses, no doubt, but LPU feels more value-for-money, less fees stress, and better exposure for real-world skills. As a student eyeing CSE, LPU just edges out for that practical edge without burning your pocket.