If you wish to compare the two options based on the colleges then clearly NIT raipur is much better than NIT srinagar in terms of infrastructure and placements it also has the advantage of a better location and also has better ranking but if you prefer IT branch and are

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NIT Jamshedpur ranks above NIT Raipur in many aspects. And speaking about civil Engineering branch you must choose NIT Jamshedpur. Because the placements here are better than NIT Raipur. There is around 55-60% placements which is almost same in all NIT'S. Companies like L&T visit the campus. And all

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Both of them are renowned colleges of our country. You should decide upon which course you are more interested in. CSE surely has more scope in terms of job opportunities. ECE at NIT Raipur is also a safe option to choose as the placements are fine. Faculty and academics

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It depends on what you consider to be good. But I'll try and give you a rough idea.
The placement for CS/IT are great. There are a lot of offers from companies like Deloitte, UHG and also companies like InfoEdge visit the campus for recruitment.
For core branches, the

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For ECE, NIT Raipur is better than Goa because of better placements, infrastructure and Faculty.

The average package offered to the electronics and telecommunications branch is 7 LPA which is better than Goa (4-5 LPA). The placement rate is approximately 78.5%. Many companies like Wipro, Mahindra, Taxes Steel,

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Definitely NIT Warangal Civil. See, firstly Civil Engineering is a core branch also, NIT Warangal is far better than NIT Raipur. And Whatever you may study in NIT Raipur be it CSE, ECE, EE, Mechanical, all are equivalent. Unless you do not have a special inclination towards ECE, go

Dear Student,

Nit raipur's mining engineering is one of the best over the nation but only in terms of placement.  The professors there are very much experienced and knowledgeable. Also, If you get placed in Coal India, you can expect a starting package of 10 lpa, and Coal India recruites

Hi Nitin

The concept of EWS quota has been described and started this year only.

That is why predicting the cutoff for this category is really difficult and is most likely to be wrong.

The trends in JEE change every year so you must wait till the end of the

Hello Aayush, Badluck, No, you can't go back to 2nd round allocated seat because that seat would have been allocated to someone else in the 7th round. You can't go back to your old round seat and claim it because you have been allocated a seat in the further round.