DTU - Delhi Technological University

NITs are always good to go institutions for engineering after IITs in India. If you're getting NIT then you should join without giving much thought to it. DTU is also equally good but not as NITs.
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That totally depends on your class 12 marks! since the cutoffs there are too high. So in my view wait till your 12th result is out and if u think your rank may be less that 7000 do apply for them! All the best!

Hi Ayan, go to the site of jacdelhi.nic.in and register yourself and then read the information brochure. Fill in the choices of branch in order of preference. Later on you will be called for counseling which you will have to attend with all the documents mentioned in the information brochure. And you are done. PLEASE UPVOTE THE ANSWER TO ALLOW ME TO CONTINUE ANSWERING QUESTIONS OF PEOPLE LIKE YOU.

Dear student kindly please tell the full form of the school/college you completed your education from and do also inform for what course you want to get admitted in DIT University?

Hi yash rawal, I feel DTU is very good at placements as compared to NIT WARANGAL. SO I would recommend that. Moreover DTU provides an excellent environment and it is also in the national capital so you will get a very good lifestyle. So i suggest you take DTU.PLEASE UPVOTE THE ANSWER TO ALLOW ME TO CONTINUE ANSWERING QUESTIONS OF PEOPLE LIKE YOU.

Hi Harinder, DTU is a very premium college so all the branches are very good atleast better than most of the colleges. But in terms of placements, CS,IT,Software, EC have very high standards. So if you get any of these branches then you will be able to get very good placement. But DTU is very famous for its Mechanical which doesn't earn a very good package but the course is very famous.PLEASE UPVOTE THE ANSWER TO ALLOW ME TO CONTINUE ANSWERING QUESTIONS OF PEOPLE LIKE YOU.

Use the links mentioned below
https://www.resonance.ac.in/jee-main-answer-key-solutions/jee-main-2016-rank-predictor.php
https://www.shiksha.com/jee-mains-college-predictor

Very low chances look for private colleges.