International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore Answered Questions

Thanks for the question.
You can apply for most of the private colleges but you won't be able to apply for government colleges. The private colleges give the direct admission under management quota which usually has a higher fee than normal admission.
Some of those colleges are:
- VIT
- SRM
- Sathyabama
- Amity University
- Manipal University
- All regional private colleges of Bangalore i.e., BMS, Ramaiya, etc
- PSG-tech
- Hindustan University
Management quota fees are around 1.8 - 2.5m
There are also state private colleges if you prefer to study in your state. Like in Chhattisgarh there are BIT, Shankracharya, Rungta, Columbia, Kruti, etc. Likewise, there will be colleges in your state which give admission under management quota.
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IIIT-H is always preferable because it is leader in the field of computer science and related field of education. It has a broad industry base and much better graduation outcomes than any other institution. So it is always preferable than any other college. IIIT-BBSR is also a very good college. It has a very good coding culture and gradually developing to compete with the top institutes. It gives quality education in the state of Odisha in the IT field.
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Hope this helps.

IIIT Hyderabad is always a better option than any other non-IIT institutions in India because of the following reasons:
1. It has a broad industry connection and high graduation outcomes.
2. It is better than many IITs in terms of Computer Science and related fields.
3. It is highly research-oriented institute.

For IIIT Bhubaneswar and IIIT Naya Raipur, the application is through Jossa for All India category and individual institute-level counselling for State categories. For IIIT Hyderabad and IIIT Bangalore, the application is individual from the institute's website. Check regularly the websites for further notifications. Thank you.
Hope this helps. All the best.

Dual degree programs are a combination of B.Tech and MS by research. The concept of MS in India is inspired by foreign institute, as outside India only MS is offered as a PG programme. The chances of getting a Ph.D. will be higher for MS students compare to M.Tech student for the below reasons
MS is a research oriented course so after doing MS you will have a clear vision about research and your interest area. Most people have 2-3 good publication during MS, which make their chances of getting good Ph.D. much-2 higher. Outside India M.Tech does't exist only MS is popular, so they will prefer a familiar degree rather than a unfamiliar one while taking admission. I am not very sure about approval from AICTE and government. Jobs, but I think MS peoples are eligible at most of these jobs as they have a PG degree from a reputed college.

IIIT Hyderabad is a private institute run by a private body whose full-form is International Institute of Information and Technology, so it has a distinct mode of admission.
On the other hand, other IIIts are institutes run by the central government whose full-form is Indian Institute of Information Technology.
Therefore, their admission is purely based on JEE Mains score. Hope it helps you.

You will notice the main difference in IIITH and most of the other engineering colleges (except IITs and possibly some NITs/Jadhavpur) is the focus on research. You should find out about NIT-Trichy too. Research exposure is the thing which will make you stand above as compared to other engineers. If somebody has two offers and not exceptionally different (then choice is obvious), personally I feel taking one closer to your home is always better. But it's an individual preference to give priority to ranking or priority to other things.