Punjab

Hello Arman,
Being domiciled in Punjab, you will be eligible for admission within 50% quota of state candidates. However, Jalandhar is one of the older NITs and students prefer this compared with many other NITs. This results in much steeper opening & closing ranks.

Hello Arman,
Yes. All NITs have what is called as home state quota. 50% seats are reserved for domiciles of the state.

Hi Vivek,
LPU, Chandigarh University, etc. are some well-known B-schools accepting MAT scores.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-in-chandigarh-accepting-mat-score
I hope it helps.

You can consider going to Chandigarh University, Gharuan!

Hi Stanzin,
You can apply for BE/ B.Tech in colleges approved by AICTE.
1. While filling the form online/ offline, you have to choose the colleges' priority wise.
2. University will declare the combine merit list and you will get admission as per your merit number for particular university/ college.
3. If you will get admission, then you have to pay the fees.

Placements are sceptical and not good brand value to go with:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-business-administration-chandigarh-group-colleges-landran-mohali/224982

Not good idea, because the college should have good decent brand reputation and Accreditation so that Placements are well suitable which is not in this case.

NIT Jalandhar is a better option in comparison to Thapar university in term of Return On Investment for doing B.Tech CSE.

Hello Rahul,
Presently NIT, Jalandhar is not considered a top college. Due to this, opening as well as closing ranks are quite relaxed. I feel that the minimum marks would be 200+. But may I ask why are you asking the minimum marks? You should dream of getting into IIT and that too of your choice. Once you have a dream, you should surely work towards it.
Best wishes.