National Institute of Technology Karnataka Surathkal
Hello Aspirant ,You can get a seat in MIT and NIT'S college after completing your diploma . You need to qualify a examination called LEET( Lateral Entry Entrance Exam ) Exam .
LEET exam is conducted for Diploma holders who want to get admission in B.E or B.tech courses. This is national level exam. But you can also apply for state level exams in you belong.
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Your expected overall rank can be calculated by the formula (100-your total percentile)*112679/100 where 112679 is the total number of candidates appeared in JEE Main January Session paper 2. So if we calculate your expected overall rank will be around 1757. You have not mentioned your category assuming that you belong to general category based on 2019 cut off you may have chances of getting seat in the following institutes
However, cut off is subjected to change, it may increase or decrease slightly depending on number of candidates appeared, difficulty of exam, number of seats available etc. And it is difficult to predict your marks because percentile does not remain the same for a given mark because percentile is the percentage of candidates who score less or equal than you. Your marks might be in between 300-350. This is just an estimation your actual marks may change.
See, Bangalore is simply the IT hub of India. It is known as the Silicon Valley of India, so for CSE in BTech, bangalore is better than any other city, be it mangalore or any other city. Bangalore also provides the best quality placements in Btech CSE.
Hello Aspirant!!
NIT is a Government College and MIT is a Private College.
Government College is a better choice than Private College.
Top NITs are:-
All the best for your future!!!!
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