MNIT Jaipur - Malaviya National Institute of Technology Answered Questions

Hello there,
Your rank is low but do not loose hope as there is always a way. I would suggest you to go with what you think you can do like if you think you are passionate about engineering then you may go for a drop and prepare again with all your efforts and if you think that you gave your100% this time then you may join any private colleges which are there like VIT, BITS, SRM, JECRC,etc. and complete your engineering.

I want to clarify that MNIT is a govt college & your possibility of getting admission here is next to impossible due to fewer marks in 12th standard. Admission here is granted by JEE mains rank, which is decided by both- marks in JEE mains & percentage in 12th Standard.

Hello there,
First of all thank you for asking such a nice question. Now to answer you the scope and future in Mechanical engineering is quite great as there are immense opportunities in this field. Let me tell you that mechanical engineers are needed everywhere as everywhere manufacturing is required and even in now a days of hightech robots even they need mechanical systems to build their infrastructure. Also other sectors where mechanical engineer are there can be listed as railway, aerospace, petroleum, automotive, ceramic, fertilizer,and the list goes on. Also when you become a mechanical engineer you can have very diversified field to go like defense sector, private or government sector.

Hello there,
You can get into this college,I.e. MNIT JAIPUR by giving the entrance exam of JEE MAINS which could be given after intermediate(10+2). The criteria for giving this examination JEE MAINS is that you need to get 60% marks in PCM, I.e. physics,chemistry,mathematics. When you get around 15000 AIR ( All India Rank) you will surely get this college.

I will personally advise you that if you really want to give a second try and if you were unable to give 100% of your efforts then you should definitely go for a drop. I myself have dropped 2 years and now I am in final year. I faced no difficulties till now. So its completely on your will, take some time to think and then decide. Best of luck for future.

It is quite difficult to obtain clear statistics that can tell the exact marks to get admission into MNIT. It matters on how you score in board exams as well. However, I am sharing a few previous stats:
139 marks in JEE Main and 97% in CBSE - Mechanical Engineering - OBC
120 marks in JEE Main and 85% in CBSE - Electrical Engineering - OBC
98 marks in JEE Main and 80% in Rajasthan Board - Metallurgical & Materials Engineering - OBC
I hope this helps. All the best.

Hi Vinish. There are three ways. The first one is, join a college, which you can get at your rank. Then you can have another shot at JEE during the first year of college. Since your rank, category & home state is not given; I cant guess best college for you.
The second one is, take a drop & prepare with full focus for JEE again. If your financial condition is good then only choose this one.
Last option is to have a fresh look over your career prospective. Ask yourself if you are genuinely interested in Engineering. If you want to do only engineering job & will remain satisfied with it. If your answers are NO, then you can look at other career opportunities according to your interests & plus points.