MNIT Jaipur All Questions

Hi Shubham

MNIT Jaipur is one of top NITs and IIT Dhanbad is also best.There is no doubt on any of these in terms of infrastructure,environment,faculty,placements.

You can see this comparitive study of both the college:https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges?college=7399-5061-course=48895-30637-compareresult

Hope this helps you.

hello aspirant, you have not mentioned your gate score. so it is quite difficult to suggest whether it is possible or not.and cse are at high demand. .  however i suggest you to upgrading, their might be a chance to get better nit . 

Hi aspirant

Definitely you have chances that you might get it.

As the counselling i.eJOSSA is not yet started .You should wait till the result of JEE Advance.

JOSSA is centralised counselling for IITs and NITs/IIITs/GFTIs

Know more about it here: https://josaa.nic.in/webinfocms/public/view.aspx?page=46

hope it helps.

Hi Mahima!

Your JEE Main percentile is not enough to get NITs but previous years cut off trends shows that you can get these colleges :- 

Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida. 

Rajiv Gandhi Prodyogiki Mahavidhyalaya, Bhopal.

To get your desired branch and top most college admission use this :- 

Hello dear!

Since the cutoff for general category is 89.75 percentile and you have secured 89.55 percentile . Therefore, if you are general category then you are not qualified in JEE main.

Even if you are lying under OBC-ncl category then you will not get MNIT Jaipur due to low

Hi,

As per your rank mentioned as CRL 55000 and percentile 95.05 in JEE Mains 2019 it will be difficult to get seat into MNIT. Also EWS category declare this year so we don't have any previous cutoff for EWS category  hence we can predict this from general category. Generally

Hello

Both of these colleges are not good for MBA. It is advisable to get admission in tier 1 or tier 2 MBA colleges. These two colleges do not fall under top two tier colleges. Both of these colleges do not have good placement records. These are tier 3 colleges.