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CHANDAN KUMAR
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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Yes, you can easily get it as my friend last year scored 5 lakh rank and easily got there in the first round of the counseling only plus there is first come first serve basis also so if you want there only then apply as soon as possible.
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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared
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You have to score about 65% in the test in order to get the civil branch in first round of the counselling.
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GOUTAM KUMAR GORAI
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Yes, there is a good possibility that you might get into KNIT. You must try. You have got a good rank. There could be situation that you have to wait till the last phase of counselling.
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Shubhangi Palde
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Yes, but for that you have to clear all the FE subjects. That simply means, you have to pass in all the first year subjects.
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Kunwar Bhanu Prakash VermaCivil Engineering NiT Agartala
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Ritik AgiwalHard worker , learner .
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One may find NITs attractive due to their NIT tag, but frankly speaking, all NITs don't stand up to that reputation. For people who have no or little idea about IIITs, I would like to tell them that the 4 IIITs (Allahabad, Jabalpur, Gwalior, Kancheepuram) are institutes of National Importance, just like any other NIT, and focus on the field of Information Technology exclusively (unlike NITs). Moreover, IIIT Jabalpur has an upper hand over the above NITs as it has a collaboration with universities of Japan. So I would suggest going with the following preference: IIIT Jabalpur, then NIT Jalandhar, then NIT Raipur.
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Shabana Bee
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The Material Science programme at CEG is more test-oriented than research or employment oriented. The tests are monotonous. Every year, they repeat the same pattern of questions. If you bootlick the professors, you can get really good marks. There was this thermodynamics sir who didn't even teach at all. The curriculum was very poor. There were no Ceramics, Polymers units in detail. What is the use of naming the dept. Materials Science if you are only going to teach Metallurgy? Placements are very poor. Most of them were placed in IT companies. Only one or two in core. For GATE, you have to prepare on your own. Only a few professors li
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