MNIT Jaipur - Malaviya National Institute of Technology

Yes,
NIT Surathkal is better than the other two NITs. Actually, NIT Surathkal is in 2nd position in NITs across India.

First of all, you should be your interest oriented, but if you are not sure then see that which branch of which college is has better placement scenario, then select and you will find that placement scenario of CS of MANIT is better than chemical of Trichy or Warangal.

If you mind with placements only then it's pretty good and obviously one of the best in Rajasthan. MNIT's curriculum is decent enough to make you capable to industries. But being an MNITian I feel that there is a lack of coding environment in our campus. For CSE students, having rank on Code Chef, e

As this is an era of automation, all engineering industries demand for designers and they pay them like anything.
It doesn't mean there is no job at core, there's so many but it takes time to have good salary there.
If anyone pursues MS from any foreign university after B.Tech, they are also paid a mu

Hi Santanu,
Last year (2k17), my friend got 219 marks in JEE Mains Paper 2 and 81% in 12th from CBSE Board and he belongs to OBC category, his Gen Rank was 9243 and OBC Ran was 3800, still he didn't get any college. So, I think for a general candidate, the score must be above than 250 if board marks

Hi,
All the NITs are equally good and holds a good placement record as well. NIT Rourkela is good enough for Computer Science and engineering. It has a good infrastructure, and good faculty members as well. It holds a good placement record. The companies like Dell, Microsoft, SAP Labs, Direct, PwC In

Hey buddy sorry to say that but you cannot get MNIT with these marks as you do not have 75% in class 12th.
You are not eligible for NIT's. Try for state government engineering colleges.

Seems quite difficult as 190 is not a high rank score. Although you should try for it anyway either in another college.

Yes, you can keep hope for NIT Jaipur. The statistics shows a 70% chance for you to get inside NITs.