Hi dear,

Yes definitely IIIT is a good option for BTech.I will go for two IIITs as best first is IIIT HYDERABAD and second one is IIIT Allahabad.These two college is one of best and give you better scope for placement.If you compare with lower or moderate nit than they

Hello Sundeep,

Are you planning B.tech programme through Distance Learning? MHRD has banned the technical education like B.tech & M.tech programme on distance mode, No Institution is permitted to offer Diploma, Bachelor or Masters level programme under ODL mode in Engineering and Technology now. So I would not suggest you

Hello Apoorva, first of all i would like to tell you that it all depends on you. If you are interested in the branch you are doing your engineering in and want to enhance your skill you can go for some courses and then go for a job which is

Hi

Mechanical engineering is a core engineering branch and is one of the oldest engineering branches
which is called the Mother of all engineering branches for a reason. Every product we see around us , in
some way or the other have a link with this branch. From everyday objects

Hey Nitish, first of all why do you think that a mechanical engineer can't make or can't get a job. I have seen mechanical engineers earn more than C.se graduates.  It just depends on your abilities and skills. If you are well equipped with the required skills, you will definitely

Hello Muhammed! 

Yes you can try applying for all the nit's in India.

As the minimum percentage qualification in your 12th exam is 

General category - 75% 

Sc/st category - 65% 

And top 20 percentile cut off in your class 12 exams as conducted by your respective boards.

Wish you

Congratulations for getting such a good percentile . There will be many engineering institutes that will be taking you in easily . This percentile isnt the final oercentile . The percentile is dependednt on the marks and the number of students that have guven the exam . The number of