Hello,

There are a number of good colleges for Mining in India. Some of them are -

1. IIT Kharagpur
2. IIT BHU
3. IIT Dhanbad
4. NIT Rourkela
5. NIT Surathkal
6. NIT Nagpur
7. NIT Raipur
8. IIEST Shibpur
9. Acharya Institute of technology, Bangalore
10. BIT Sindri, Dhanbad

The above mentioned colleges are best in terms of

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It can't be estimated 2020 cut off for any nit. It depends on previous year's cut off.

2019 cut off  , of NIT BTech in mining Engineering ,Raipur for OBC category  ,closing rank for home state was 26550, for other state closing rank OBC was 11969

2018 cut

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Since you got 94% in JEE Mains , your rank would be around 50k+ . If you belong to home state then you have few chances of getting a seat in Mining Engineering but if you don't belong to that state then you have fairly no chances of getting

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see there is few colleges in india which provide mtech in mining engineering, and most of the top tier 1 institute takes admission based on gate score, some of the private colleges conducts their own entrance test. however I would suggest you to check the placement record of mtech

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The polytechnic college which is funded by the government in Bhaga is a well known college. The cutoffs every year demand more than the previous year considering the facilities it has to offer.

You need a score of atleast 70 out of 150. With

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You can get Gate Mining Engineering sample papers by visiting the following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/download/sample-papers/gate-mining-engineering-question-answer-key

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These are the some names of the colleges having Mining Engineering as the course.

1. Aditya Engineering College, Surampalem

2. Godavari Institute of Engineering and Technology, Rajahmundry

3. ABR College of Engineering and Technology, Prakasam

4. ABR College of Engineering and Technology, Prakasam

5. Government Polytechnic, Gudur

To know

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The basic eligibility criteria for all the engineering courses is 50/60% marks in 10+2 physics, chemistry and maths.

The selection process varies for different colleges i.e every institution will have different criteria for admission. Most of the universities accept jee scores while others conduct their own entrance exams.