NIT Durgapur All Questions

Hi Akinchan,

The minimum percentile require to clear JEE Mains as per NTA is 74.316 percentile respectively. 

In order to get admission into NIT for any branch the minimum percentile required is 97 for general, 94 for OBC, 92 for SC/ST category respectively. So, it will be difficult to get

Hello dear, 

According to your rank in jee mains you will easily get seat in NIT Durgapur in general category as your rank is good for this college. 

Hello ashish

With this category rank ; yes you will get admission in nit Durgapur ( with any one of the branch depending upon the other students choices and preferences) from home state quota.

You can see last year's cut offs trends and have reference of it :

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-durgapur

So

Hii Archi

Yes you have a chance of getting admitted into NIT Durgapur with this score.

For further more details about the branches you can get in NIT Durgapur and for more details about NIT's,please do refer the link given below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-top-nits

Hope the details were helpful

Thank You

Hello,

If you are a home state student then according to your rank , you will be able to get civil, mechanical,cse, electrical in csab round.

But this is totally on your luck as the seat you will get depends on how many seats are unfilled in the branch and

Hi,

Congratulations on being eligible for admission to these two reputed colleges. Both are excellent choices and thus, I can understand your confusion.

Jadavpur University is a state university but fares better in the National Ranking(NIRF all India 9th rank in engineering). The tuition fees is very less(around 3k per

Hi Bipasha! 

Greetings! 

Go for NIT Durgapur.

Reason 1.

Unlike Calcutta University you will be assured of a good placement at the end of 4 yrs as the first batch of 4 yr Btech hast graduated from CU so…nothing can be said about placements

Reason 2

.Being an NIT..Its overall

Frankly speaking if we follow the last few years trend,then the answer is a clear no. And since the cutoffs will increase thisyear since there has been an increase in demand for IIESTs and NITs I don’t think it will be possible for you to take admission in either of