Hello,

Congratulations on getting such good college and branch options. I will give you a preference list which will comprise of all these factors:

• Overall ranking
• Infrastructure
• Location/accessibility
• Branch that you are been offered(Core/interdisciplinary)
• Placement opportunities
• Industry Exposure

The preference order you should consider is:

1. Chemical Engineering at NIT Durgapur

if you are not a person who is oriented towards computer science only then go ahead with chemical in nit durgapur it will give you a nit tag plus nit durgapur has a good alumni network which helps in placements and good level of competition is there in nit durgapur

Hello Sagar,

The Question you are asking is not a public one. The main decision maker is you, As you need to decide your career based on your interest and passion. Always remember though you compromise on college but never compromise on the branch.In your query you have included various

Hello Aspirant,

See for now CSAB server is not working so we are unable to help you with the cut-offs of CSAB round but we can guide you through JOSAA counselling.

So as we go through the latest cut-offs of JEE-Main 2020 of JOSAA 6th round then it shows that

Hello aspirant,

All the mentioned colleges were some of the premier institutions of India and the courses were one of the most demanded course.

You can take any of them according to your interest.

I'm discussing the placement records of the mentioned institutions which may help you in decision making;

The Approximate strength of any NIT is anywhere between 500-700, with roughly 50-60 Students in any Branch. Ofcourse certain branches like Mechanical and CSE have higher number of seats.

For more information about Seat Matrix of NIT Warangal do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nit-warangal-seat-matrix

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https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-engineering-pune/btech-metallurgical-engineering-course

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you have got integrated max chemistry in nit Rourkela and metallurgy in nit Rourkela so I would recommend you not to join the msc chemistry and kindly go with the normal 4 year b.tech course.

Because in one college if you would spend

Hi,

Congratulations for your such rank. Hope you are doing great.

See, whatever you will choose, you will have to study it at least for next 4 years and you have to work on that through the rest of your life. So, I will advise you to choose according to

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

To be honest, metallurgy has no scope these days. Hardly companies come to hire a true metallurgical engineer. You again anyhow have to try your hands on coding if you want to get a high package job. However I feel doing an MSc