Hello,

The Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi and International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore, both are around the same if we classify on the broad basis. Both the institutes are Public institutes and both are accredited A by the NAAC. The IIIT Banglore has achieved a tag of Deemed

The question is totally subjective because there cannot be any in general comparison of all the IIIT and NIT separate comparison needs to be made

There are several IIIT which are very good in computer science and engineering and there are some NITs which are better than IIIT so for

Hello Aspirant,

Congrats for getting good percentile. According to last year the cut off for obc is :74.3166997. The chances for you to get an NIT are average,we can't say whether you will get. Seat or not for sure. You can predict the colleges with this link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

This year

Hello,

There are less chances that you may get NIT's, IIIT's but you will definitely get top private colleges on the basis of your percentile and you with this percentile you are also qualified for jee advance, so prepare for it too and appear for it.

Hope it helps you,

Hello

You have got good percentile in JEE MAINS PAPER 2 and you have very good chances of getting admission in top best colleges like NIT and IIIT,as you have told your percentile 98.7,your expected rank should be 1,464.The official cut off these colleges has not been released yet so

Hello Roshan

Yes,there are good chances for you that you will get admission in NITs and IIIT,as per you percentile you rank should be 4,345,you can check previous year cut off of some top colleges here https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff.But you have to wait for the official cut off of these colleges.Also if

Hello Kunal

With this percentile in JEE MAINS PAPER 1 your expected rank should be 217252,also with SC Category it is very less marks to get IIIT Allahabad or any good IIIT or NITs. You can check their last year cut off here https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff

You can also use college predictor