NSUT Delhi All Questions

Hi Abhinav

There are a lot of criterias like if you are from Delhi Region or not, which category  you belong to.

Assuming you are from Delhi region and are from general category it seems unlikely that you can get a seat in IT field.

But you can get a seat in electrical.

Hope this helps

Hi Sarvesh,

The placement of ECE branch in NSIT is-

1. Core placement is less i.e. approx 25-30 students grab it with 7 to 8 lakh package and highest goes around 16 to 18 lakh.

2. If you are a tech guy, you will get a good package between 5 lakh to 20 lakh per annum.

3. In Delhi, it is the best college for ECE after IIITD for placements.

All the best!!!

Hey there,

Your chances of getting the college through jee mains examination score is very low. You may get these colleges through your category score. You should apply for civil or chemical branch if you want a seat this year. 

I hope you have got the answer.

Good luck ahead !

Hey there,

With this much score in jee mains examination your chances of getting nsit or dtu is very low. I will suggest you to go for private colleges in Noida region or you can apply for other private colleges which are mentioned below :

Amity University

Sharda University 

Silicon institute of technology

Upes Dehradun etc.

I hope you have got the answer.

Good luck ahead !

Sir I belong to poor family so I can't give actually admission fee

Hello aditi,

You need to register for JAC Delhi to get a in seat in in colleges like nsit , igdtuw ,iiit delhi, dtu and one must also have 60 % in class 12th.

And a separate cutoff is declared for each stream of each college on the basis of your ranks in jee mains

Feel free to ask more doubts and queries in this regard in the comment box below

Please upvote if the answer was satisfactory

Hey Sunil 

It all depends on you .All three are amazing colleges but have a really different set of pros and cons. DTU and NSIT are more established and well known . On the other hand IIiT Delhi is a never establishment and has a little different environment as compare to NSIT/ DTU

IIIT Delhi is a research oriented college and is too good at academic so if you want to be true engineers then go for it. If you want a big brand name and a huge campus then NSIT or DTU is a better option . Speaking about the placement DTU and NSIT have highest packages offered but when it comes to the percentage placement IIIT delhi leads them

Hope this helps!

Harsh,

         According to last few years' cut off, Im providing you a list of colleges with branches in which you can get admission by remembering your choices,

• Delhi Technological University: All branch (If you've Delhi Domecile) / All except CSE & Software Engineering (If you don't have delhi domecile)
• Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology: All branch (If you've Delhi Domecile) / Bio-Tech, Instrumentation, Manufacturing (If you don't have delhi domecile)

With this much rank, you'll not get any NIT or IIIT.

Regards

Hello Shailendra,

Based upon you CRL and OBC-NCL rank in JEE Mains you can't get admission in Netaji Subhash Institute of Technology, Delhi. As you belong to outside Delhi so you don't even have 85% quota advantage that is for students belonging to Delhi. But don't loose hope you can get admission in other colleges based upon your rank. 

Please try our new college predictor to know about colleges you can get based on the JEE Mains rank by clicking the following link-

https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

All the best!

Hello ma'am,

Netaji subhash institute of technology (NSIT)

Scholarship:

Top 5% of each batch is eligible for the scholarship. Once the result is declared all top 5% are automatically eligible for scholarship. Even though you are qualified for the scholarship, you have to pay your fee every year. The college will transfer the scholarship amount to your account when the time comes. But you have to be patient, this is a very slow process. You might get your 1st year scholarship during 3rd or even 4th year. There is no full fee refund, only tuition fee is refunded.

Cheers!