Hello Aspirant,

According to the category rank you have mentioned in the question you have good chances of getting into NIT Arunachal Pradesh with Civil Engineering as per previous year's cut-off, provided that you must deserves Home state quota. As cut-offs for this year is not declared yet so we

Hello,

See if you are getting  top branches like CSE, ECE, IT, then you can go for these NITs else you should prefer IIITs.

These new IIITs are continuously developing and their average package is increasing with every passing year. Course curriculum is great.

In my opinion IIIT Vadodara=IIIT Kota>IIIT

Sarfraz, for being eligible for Assam State Quota of 85%, you should have completed your education from Class 7th to 12th in the State of Assam and also either you or your parents should have resided in the State of Assam for atleast 20 years. But if you have lived

Both colleges are best according to their respective. You can go to anyone you will learn same about ECE . But as you know NITs are ia government funded colleges and consider next after IITs but in NIT Arunachal Pradesh you might face sometime language barrier and placement and  staffs

Dear student,

Not all NITs are better than SASTRA University.

While comparing colleges, it makes sense to compare based on aspects which are really important, than the rules and regulations.

SASTRA has stricter rules with respect to attendance and hostels. That is only reasonable. Quality of academics and research is

Dear student,

Not all NITs are better than SASTRA University.

While comparing colleges, it makes sense to compare based on aspects which are really important, than the rules and regulations.

SASTRA has stricter rules with respect to attendance and hostels. That is only reasonable. Quality of academics and research is

Hello

Bits Pilani is better with quality of educations,rankings and placements among those other colleges and when we arrange them in prority order ,the order is

1.BITS Pilani

2.NIT Mizoram

3.NIT Arunachal Pradesh

4.SASTRA University

Hope this helps

All the best

We are guessing you meant Regional language. Can you help us with some information like the State you hold the domicile of the the gazette that says Regional language exam is not mandatory please? Ideally such rules apply to Candidates who hold the domicile of that State. But please do

Hello Aspirant,

UPSC is a national level examination. Every Indian irrespective of their state is eligible to apply for the exam. The eligibility criteria says that the candidate should be a citizen of India. It doesn't says anything about domicile or graduating state.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-eligibility-criteria/amp