NSUT Delhi All Questions

Hi Aashima,

Your overall aggregate in B.Tech might cause some minor problems for you as some of the IITs eligibility criteria clearly states that a minimum of 55-60% is required. Some IITs like IIT Guwahati and Kharagpur have stated minimum percentage required to be 55%. You must not lose hope. Aim for a high score in GATE.

All the best

Hello,

As a Delhi student, the closing rank is really low for some branches and you can easily get some branch in DTU or NSIT due to Delhi Quota. Mathematics and Computing is one of the branches closely related to CSE and thus attracts large packages which is the driving factor for a lot of students to choose these branches. According to last year cutoffs, your chances of getting Mathematics and Computing is very less. You should still go for the spot round and try your luck. Also, since the branches in IIIT D are top ones, there is very less chance in it too.

Thank You

Hy there aspirant,

Th thing is the rank you scored is little off grid to get you admission in nsit that too in branch of CSE. So if you want to wait for csab you can try or you can always go for the seats which are offered in management quotA . Wishing you luck

Hi Yuvraj,

The order of preference that I am providing is based on the most important factor i.e. PLACEMENT.

Here is the order of the colleges along with their 2018 average package for CSE branch-

1. NIT Trichy

• Average Package (CSE)- 17 to 20 LPA
• Major Recruiters- Amazon, Goldman-Sachs, Microsoft, Oracle, Adobe, etc.

2. IIT Patna

• Average Package (CSE)- 14.53 LPA
• Major Recruiters- Amazon, Goldman-Sachs, Microsoft, Oracle, Adobe, etc.

3. NSIT, Delhi

• Average Package (CSE)- 12-14 LPA
• Major Recruiters- Amazon, Goldman-Sachs, Microsoft, Airtel, Adobe, etc.

4. DTU, Delhi

• Average Package (CSE)- 12-14 LPA
• Major Recruiters- Amazon, Goldman-Sachs, Microsoft, Airtel, Adobe, etc.

Hope this helps you.

All the best!!!

Hi Candidate! According to your general rank it is difficult for you to get a seat in these colleges. But according to your ews rank you have decent chances to get a seat. But you have low branch option. CSE or ECE is quite difficult for you. Try for lower branches and after first semester change your branch if you want to.

Hope it helps.

Thanks.

According to the reviews of students, following is the rating given to the colleges.

IIT, Guwahati

• Academics - 8.1
• Fees - 8
• Placements - 7.9
• Infrastructure - 9
• Social life - 8.7

NSIT

• Academics - 7.7
• Fees - 7.6
• Placements - 8.3
• Infrastructure - 6.9
• Social life - 7.6

According to this data, go for IIT, Guwahati!

Good luck! :)

Hi Lokesh,

Congratulations on your good GATE Score. NSIT is a decent college to pursue M.tech. The infrastructure, faculty and placements are fine. However, it is not as good a college to pursue m.tech as it is for B.tech. The placements are comparatively lesser.

A good option to go for in Delhi is IIIT Delhi. It has an excellent faculty and there is also a lot of push for research. They have recently increased their vacancies for m.tech, so you have a fair chance if you're able to clear their interview. The placements are impressive for the ECE branch, with an average package of above Rs. 10 lakhs per annum. Companies like Qualcomm, Intel etc visit the college to hire for both internships and placements. Their infrastructure is also very modern.

All the best!

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 first but other rounds as well.

Hy there aspirant,

As every btech student your aim should be getting a good job after completion of your degree . Now if  we compare both the branches IT. Is more convince branch and has a very vast scope in future and both usict and ambedkar University have a good placements cell. And on the other hand if you want you can change the field after first semester it is possible In some colleges you should get the notice of the administration. Wishing you luck