Hey, Aspirant

Reputation & Campus Comparison:

NIT Agartala: Established in 1965, larger campus and older Institute.

NIT Uttarakhand: Established in 2009, small urban campus.

Placement Scenario :

NIT Agartala Mechanical Branch has a solid core placement with a package around 7 LPA avg.

NIT Uttarakhand ECE Branch has strong IT and core placement with a package of 10 LPA avg to max of 32 LPA .

Recommendation :

Choose NIT AGARTALA (Mech) if you prefer a well established campus with core engineering placements.

Choose NIT UTTARAKHAND (ECE) if you prefer go on IT side with high package.

Hope this helps you choose one .

Comparing IIT Roorkee Mechanical and IIT Ropar Mechanical in terms of MNC placements:

• IIT Roorkee has a long-established reputation with strong industry ties and typically sees higher placement rates and some very high salary offers in Mechanical. Many top MNCs like Google, Microsoft, Goldman Sachs visit regularly.

• IIT Ropar is newer but growing fast, with good connections to big MNCs too. Their average packages are competitive, especially in core branches, and companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google also recruit here.

But On Bottom line:
For Mechanical specifically, Roorkee generally has a slight edge in MNC placements and packages due to its longer legacy and network. But Ropar is catching up and offers great opportunities with some big names too.

Both are solid choices — if you want a more established brand and higher chances of top MNCs, go Roorkee. If you want to be part of a newer IIT with growing opportunities, Ropar is good too.

Best IITs for each branch:

Civil: IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Madras, IIT Kanpur, IIT Roorkee

Chemical: IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Madras, IIT Kanpur, IIT Guwahati

Mechanical: IIT Madras, IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur, IIT Kharagpur

Hi dear candidate,

Both of these are IITs and hold their own reputation but still there are few differences:

• IIT Roorkee is older and thus, has strong alumni network with a lot more graduates who praise it.
• IIT Hyderabad is a newly established institution with modern approach but with weak alumni network.

If we talk about placements, then it is to be noted that Hyderabad is an IT hub and IIT Hyderabad is known to have higher packages in mechanical field.

ALL THE BEST !

HEY THERE!!!

Both options - Chemical Engineering from IIT Guwahati and Mechanical Engineering from IIT Hyderabad are strong choices, but they differ in academic focus, campus culture, and placement outcomes.

IIT Guwahati Chemical Engineering:

• This IIT has been around longer
• Its graduates form a strong network leading to good job offers
• Life on campus tends to be more settled

IIT Hyderabad Mechanical Engineering:

• This IIT is newer but growing fast
• It has a modern campus and teaches in new ways
• Mechanical grads earn more on average (INR 18.7 LPA), but fewer get jobs (53.7%)

1. Go for IIT Hyderabad Mechanical if you like machines and want a new-age campus.
2. Pick IIT Guwahati Chemical if you want a time-tested IIT and enjoy studying chemicals.
3. You can't go wrong with either; just think about what you want to study and where you'd like to live!

Dear Candidate ,
The Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering program at RNS Institute of Technology ( RNSIT ) , Bangalore offers decent placements , especially in core sectors . While placements for mechanical are not high as for CSE , students still get good opportunities with proper training and support from the placement cell . The average placement record is consistent, and well - know companies do recruit from the campus .
- Highest CTS ( 2024 ) : 6.5 LPA
-Top recruiters : Benz , Bosch , Toyota
-Internship stipends : Up to 25,000/month
-Placement count ( 2023 ) : 149 offers for mechanical branch .

HEY THERE!!!

1. With a Preparatory ST rank of 228 in JEE Advanced 2025, realistically, your prospects for securing admission to core branches such as Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical Engineering at established IITs are quite slim .
2. Historically, ST category seats for these core disciplines are filled by candidates with much lower ranks, often under 100.
3. Preparatory ranks are only considered if there are vacancies after all eligible ST candidates have been allotted seats, which is uncommon—especially for high-demand branches.
4. Typically, these opportunities arise in newer or less sought-after IITs and in branches that aren’t as competitive.

• In summary, while admission to Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical at the older IITs is highly unlikely with your current preparatory rank, you may find options in non-core branches or at recently established IITs .
• It’s important to keep expectations realistic and consider alternative branches or institutions.

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