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    Hello Jatin,

    I'll suggest you to choose DTU over NIT Delhi as DTU is among the premier engineering institutes of India while NIT Delhi is a new college.

    Delhi Technological University have a well experienced faculty and also labs are well equipped with modern tools and gadgets.

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    Hi Isha,

    Based on your CRL rank, there is NO CHANCE to get any institute from JAC Delhi counseling.

    But, I can provide you the JAC Delhi 2018 cutoff ranks of DTU, NSIT, IIIT, and IGDTUW for OBC (Delhi Region) candidates, so you can get an idea about your chances.


    Hello aspirant!!
    Seeing your crl rank and category rank it is quite obvious that there is very less chance of getting seat in any government college.But I would suggest you to wait till last round as may be you can get any good college.But there also many private colleges which

    HIKASHISH BATHLA 

    DTU with CRL of 1.8 lakh is quite difficult untill and unless you have domicile of delhi and a very good luck. Usually all seats of DTU gets locked under 80k . you may ter in evening classes there you may get a chance

    hope it will

    Hello aspirant,
    With the rank you have secured in Jee mains it's quite difficult for you to secure a seat in josaa, you can get a seat in north eastern nits if you have home state quota of those states,otherwise chances are feeble.
    You can apply for different state and

    Hello aspirant,
    Considering previous year cut offs, as EWS category is added from this year, let us consider general category cutoffs, previous year engineering physics was closed at a rank of 56k and it might go to 70k this year if your category is considered, still you have less chances.

    Hello,

    The cut off for any examination depends largely on the candidate's performance and number of seats available for counselling process. In this year JAC, competitive level of candidates is expected to rise and that would mean higher cut off for JAC this year in terms of second cut off.


    Joint Admission Counselling Committee, Delhi, has released the second
    seat allotment of JAC Delhi 2019. Candidates can check the allotment
    result through the candidate log in portal. Along with the seat
    allotment, the cutoff for Round 2 has also been published. The merit
    list for IIIT Delhi is also available.

    It do  accept the mark's of the April exam too. Do give and show upon that marks only in which your scores are well and enough to seek admission into the college in Which you are willing to seek admission into. You'll surely get one may be not in the

    Hello,
    With this rank in JEE main, if you are from home state quota and being from reservation category then you might get some good branches in DTU and NSUT. But if you are from general category then you havve less chance of getting core branches and will get lower
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    College Infrastructure: 4.3/5
    Academics: 4/5
    Placements: 4.3/5
    Value for Money: 3.4/5
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    The college has a suitable academic environment for a M.SC .Student classrooms are comfortable and the library provides use study materials for regular course work.The practical facilities are helpful for understanding subjects beyond their theory and the campus is really maintained well.

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    College Infrastructure

    The college features modern, spacious classrooms equipped with projector facilities. The entire campus has high-speed Wi-Fi connectivity, and the central library offers an extensive collection of books. However, the sports ground is poorly maintained, and hostel mess food needs major quality improvements.

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    College Infrastructure

    DTU provides most of the basic facilities and equipment required for the courses provided. The classrooms are big and spacious. Some classrooms, theirs desks, ceiling and air conditioning is better than some of the other ones. But, the overall infrastructure and design of the campus is really good. The campus includes a big sports complex, having volleyball, basketball, tennis, table tennis, badminton courts and football, cricket, athletics ground. It also includes gym, library and much more. There are many laboratories, and they're in a decent condition, all instruments have been provided. The campus remains clean and some places have good food, while others don't have as such.

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