Computer Science and Engineering

Certainly NO.
Only theory, no implementation, only 1 day free class in a week, 9-5 continuous classes, more than half of the CS-IT faculty is incompetent, 75% attendance compulsory or they slash your main marks by half, can't sit on the ground, NO purified water and NO canteen, NO or a very few place

Yes, definitely, civil is the oldest branch at NITA (almost 52 years), faculty, labs, academic curriculum and peers are nice. Placements are very nice, I mean not 100% but if that is your goal then getting into a core company is not tough, and besides you can always land a job into IT at NITA, no bi

Last year 2022, the cutoff of LNMIIT for B.Tech CSE branch goes between 135 to 145, the JEE main percentile would be around 95-96+

As for government. Engineering college the candidate must be appeared in respective government Engineering entrance exam. For most of the government. Colleges JEE Mains is sufficient. But some colleges conduct their own entrance exams. Like WBJEE COMEDK etc. Now some private engineering colleges can

The cutoff is not announced yet.

The registration in Thapar university starts after JEE mains result and the last date to apply is not declared yet.

In my opinion NIT Rourkela is one of the best colleges in the NIT branches. It has a lot of good placements.

Sorry to say that but with this percentile you can't get any government college. But you can go for private university.

The cutoff for Amrita Bangalore would be around 6700 for general.