NIT Kurukshetra - National Institute of Technology

Hello dear, Congratulations for securing good marks. According to 2018 record, there will be less chances that you will get the seat in NIT, Kurukshetra for ECE branch. You can also predict using the link-
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Hello dear,
For admission in NIT Kurukshetra, you must score more than 90 percentile to stand 100% chances. However, for core branches, you have to score more than 96.

It is difficult to get top 7 NITs because of greater demand of seats you won't able to get seat in top 7 NITs. So, try for another NIT by considering last year cut-offs.
All the best.

MAT cut-off for MBA is around 50 percentile.

NIT is National Institute Of Technology is well known institutions after IITs & IISERs. NIT provides various professional as well as non - technical courses like basic & natural science. Some private colleges are not as popular as NITs. NITs have quality education.The basic difference is quality education, placement, etc.

You have to score more than 170 in JEE to get any of given colleges.

All of the 3 colleges which you mentioned are the technical institutes providing best of the technical exposure to there students and know-how. These institutes does have management programs but are average in providing you with any good management skills and exposure. They will give you placement but the company might not be of your core MBA specialisation (Marketing, HR, Finance etc. ). So in my opinion opt for a good Business School for the MBA course.

Hi Satadal,
In 74.96 percentile, it is little bit difficult to get NIT to SC category in CSE branch.
But, you can also try for other branch in same NIT, because in CSE cut off is high. Best of luck.

Hi Ashish,
I think you should ho with NIT Kurukshetra as it is a reputed and prestigious institute of the country and would surely provide you all round exposure.
I hope it helps!

Hey Vishwash,
There are less chances for you to get ME in NIT KKR with this rank.
The cut-off generally goes around 17k-18k. So, I don't think you can get mechanical here, but you can try for other branches such as Civil, Electrical, PIE.
I hope it helps!
Thank you