NIT Surathkal - National Institute of Technology
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Kundan Lenka
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For the current year, it is unpredictable, but yes, till last year one of my friends got mining in the last phase, being a general candidate. So, considering the current methodology you may need to score above 220-240 to get NIT-K for general.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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NIT - Surathkal is a good option.
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Vikash Ranjan
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The last year percentage required for NIT - Surathkal was 60%, but it may get change next time.
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2016-07-27 07:18:42
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2016-07-11 21:58:51
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Khush Patel
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I am not so sure for RV, but ECE is a good branch. It all depends on your interest. Mechanical is also a great branch and NITK has what it takes for all kind of instruments and profs that you require for the engineering. and future of both the branches are bright. You decide what you want to do for your whole life and decide which branch to go for. In mechanical, 115 out of 150 students got placed from campus. All the best!
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2016-07-10 17:06:20
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Khush Patel
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As far as i know, salary in mechanical is not usually very high keeping the average around Rs.5-6 lakhs a year in NITK, but percentage of placement is descent enough, that is approximately 110 students out of 140. And you gain more pay with experience. Basically a mechanical engineering pass-out won't be that much of a help to the company so they give you less pay till you become experienced and can actually generate significant revenue for the firm. If you work hard and learn fast you can expect you pay to go upto Rs.20-25 lakhs in 4-5 years. But in very rare cases, people get very high package right after the completion of B.Tech.
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2016-07-04 09:16:07
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Khush Patel
Beginner-Level 5
Yes. Last year cutoff was nearly 8500-9000. Try your luck. you may get into it.
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