NIT Agartala - National Institute of Technology

IIIT Delhi is good but its fee is very high. If we talk about government colleges, then IIIT Allahabad is the best government college and can be considered equal to good NITs. After that comes DAIICT Gandhinagar, IIIT Vadodara. Most of the IIITs are recently opened and are new, so they are not good enough.

IIIT-Ranchi is newly constructed college. As far as NIT-Agartala is concerned, it is one of the oldest NITs. The other factor you can consider, is if you haven't got branch of your choice, then you can go for Ranchi instead of studying halfheartedly for Civil, but overall NITA is much better option.

No, first you are not qualifying the criteria for 10 + 2 percentile, and second you have to give JEE Mains for sure.

If you fall under general category, then it is tough, but for other categories you might stand a chance.

Your rank is too low to get NIT. You have to satisfy with any government college or private college in your state. Try to get government colleges for this you can wait for 2nd round of counselling, if you won't get in first round.

Yes, absolutely, while filling the seat allocation. Mention these NITs.

IIEST, Shibpur is better as it holds 17th rank in All India Engineering colleges by MHRD. From my personal experience NIT Andhra Pradesh is not a good opinion.

Your results will make you eligible but sit for CAT, MAT or CMAT and crack the GD-PI.

IITRAM Ahmedabad, from a pure academic standpoint. Placements are a bit low considering only 1 batch of mechanical students have graduated, but that is bound to improve overtime.