NIT Surathkal (NITK) All Questions

Hello student,

According to your rank and category rank, you might get the following branches according to 2019 cutoffs-

1. MECHANICAL
2. CIVIL
3. CHEMICAL
4. METALLURGY
5. MINING
6. EEE

Please refer the following link for more details on cutoff ranks for different braches in 2019

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-surathkal

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

Dear student,

As you have secured 2822 rank from St category in JEE mains then it's not possible for you to get NIT Surathkal. But you have got a good st rank and you can get some other good or average NITs.
In NIT Surathkal the highest cutoff closing rank for other state male St category candidate was from mining Engineering and that was - 1646. And the second-highest closing ranks was for metallurgical and materials engineering - 1621.

So, as you can see there is no chance that you can get NIT Surathkal. It's better that you try for some other colleges.

You can check out the cut previous year cut off trend for some top NITs with the help of the following link :-
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-top-nits

Also you can check out our JEE mains college predictor tool to get an appropriate idea of the colleges that you can get on the basis of your jee mains rank :-
https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hello. As per last year cuttoff, it is very difficult to get here.

I will list the last year cuttoff with categories:

1) OBC = 8502

2) EWS= 4879

3) General= 14895

4) SC= 3895

5) ST= 1711

I am providing careers360 article for more information.

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

HOPE THAT HELPS!

Dear Aspirant,

As the cutoff of JEE Mains 2020 is 74.3166557 thus with a percentile of 76.59 you have cleared the cutoff.Hence you will definitely vlear the cutoff hence you are eligible for JEE Advanced.Best of luck.

To choose from the best colleges you can also use the following link-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

For JEE ADVANCED college predictor you can also use the following link-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hey aspirant,

National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK), Surathkal is one of the best government engineering institutes in India and also has excellent placement prospects. For 2020, B.Tech students had 100% placement, with a median salary package of Rs 19 lakhs, with top recruiters like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Oracle, Goldman Sachs, Uber etc.

For more information: https://www.careers360.com/university/national-institute-of-technology-karnataka-surathkal

Hi
It depends on which course you would prefer from the two. Also course preference must be on a upper pedestal than college preference in such a selection. Hence it's all your choice which course you would like to spend 3-4 years with.
However in the retrospect, nit surathkal has got a brilliant placement record and a nice faculty and alumni than that of bits. Also, you may change your course after a semester if you wish to.
In the end it's all your decision and you need to be accountable to every step you take.
You can try compare the colleges you can get with your mains and bits ranks through this link
https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer
Good luck

Hello aspirant

You have not mentioned your state, where you belong. I think you are on border line.

chemical engineering, NIT cut off neet 2019 for SC category female was 4714 ( Home state) and 4951 ( other state)

Hence this year whether you be able to get a seat in NIT surathkal or not depends upon jee main cut off of the college 2020. Cut off depends upon various factors such as number of candidates appeared and qualified in exam, difficulty level of exam, previous year's cut off and availability of the seats etc.

For College prediction following links may help you.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-surathkal

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Dear Aspirant,

For NIT Surathkal , the ST cutoff as per last year's data was 1711 category rank( for Mining) and for Home state quota it was 3308 category rank (for Metallurgy).Seeing the above trend if your category rank falls in the above range you should get a seat in NIT Surathkal.But according to me,you should also apply to go for a good stream in some good private institute which will definitely be a better option.Hope you take the right decision and Hope your query is resolved.Best of luck.

To choose from the best colleges you can also use the following link-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hello,

It is difficult to tell if 130 marks are enough to get seat in NIT, Surathkal because it depends on cut off and cut off changes every year depending on number of candidates appeared, difficulty of exam and number of seats available. Using JEE Main Rank Predictor tool your rank is expected to be in between 15934 - 18084. Considering 2019 round 7 cut off you have chances of getting seat in Civil Engineering, Mining Engineering and MME in NIT, Surathkal under open category as you have not mentioned your category we assumed it to be general category. So yes, you may have chances of getting seat in NIT, Surathkal with such marks but as said cut off changes every year, it may increase or decrease.

Hi there!

Information Technology is one of the youngest departments of NITK Surathkal. Having said that, it's doing a pretty good job in training its students. The strength of the IT Department is the course structure. The courses are well structured and me being one of the undergraduate student from the Department, I found it very relevant when I started off in the industry. There might be some of the courses in your program which might not be completely useful in the current industry expectations, but it does gives you a fair idea on how the things work really. Don't listen to people who say that - People who don't get CS, go to IT. There have been instances where IT has outnumbered the CS department in various aspects not limited to the highest job offers, research papers getting published etc.

The instructors are both good and bad at times. Most of the senior faculty teach well with the exception of one of two. Mostly, you will be expected to be a self taught student with not everything spoon-fed. But that really helps you a lot in finding out things when you go for a Master’s degree.

On a flip side, lately, the obsession is about producing more and more research papers with minimal or no value given to the content of the papers. Every team in group projects are PUSHed to publish a paper. That really shouldn't be the case. Emphasis should be on how much the student has learned by doing the project. I have also observed that most of the project evaluation happens based on the look and feel and not bother about the back end logic of the project. This really shouldn't be the case where a couple of fancy HTML pages would fetch you a top grade. Exam structure is very practical experience oriented. That's one of the good things about the Department. There are very few theoretical knowledge testing questions in the exams. So be ready for applying the concepts that you have learned in the classroom.

As for the location, it's located on the west side of the campus with classrooms that come with absolutely breathtaking views of the Arabian sea, making it one of very few classroom setup in the country with such a great sea-view. Since it's the youngest department, it has a very good infrastructure compared to other departments. It's very close to the main gate of NITK and has access to all amazing food joints that one can go to, after classes.

Dr. Ananthanarayana V.S was the previous head of the Department. A lot of good changes happened during his term being the HOD. He's a very simple, amazing person yet so knowledgeable and can be easily approached. He knows when to loose cool and when to stay calm. I and my other fellow students liked the way he administered. Other faculties like Dr. Sowmya Kamath, Dr. Geetha. V, Mr. Biju. R. Mohan and others are very knowledgeable in their field of interest. Taking up projects under them can be a great way to learn. A couple of them, like the well known Mr. Gaurav Prasad, did not quite do justice to their position and power.

All in all, the Department of Information Technology at NIT-K Surathkal is a great one when it comes to the course structure, associated labs and projects. What you make out of the opportunity really depends on you. The faculty members are really helpful and with the exception of one or two, they really want you to learn at the end of the day. Also, you need to know that for some illogical reasons, very few of the companies that come for the on-campus placements do not allow IT students or allow only the folks with a higher CGPA cut-off than that of CS folks. These are very few and there are also instances where certain big well known companies have hired only IT students and nobody else. It really depends on the circumstances on that particular placement year. To keep short, if you select the Information Technology department at NITK Surathkal, you wouldn't regret.

Thank You.