Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Technology, Delhi Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Your JEE Main score of 43 (approx. 60 percentile) and a Sikh minority certificate might give you a chance for admission to GTBIT's CS branch. Previous years' cutoffs for the Sikh minority category can offer a general idea, but cutoffs vary annually. GTBIT reserves seats for various categories, often with lower cutoffs than the general category. Participate in JAC Delhi counseling, where you'll see available seats and cutoff ranks. Besides your JEE Main score and category, 12th-grade marks and GTBIT's requirements also matter. For the most accurate information, visit the official GTBIT and JAC Delhi websites, and contact GTBIT's admissions office directly. Admission depends on multiple factors, so stay updated via official sources.

Dear Vivek

As per information you got crl 200k in jee mains. As you are already aware of choices you have but the college rank branch wise also differ depends upon resources, placement, etc. So, for your interest branch you should go for IPU college because you got university support there so much. Feel free to ask any further queries.

Thanks.

Hello Aspirant,

If we were to compare college cultures just based on reputation and peer assessment, I'd say ADGITM is superior to GTBIT.

Here are some points regarding the same -

- The fee schedules for these two colleges are comparable (approx. 4 lacs)

- For other branches, such as ECE, both of them received placements that are merely average.

- You shouldn't anticipate getting strong direct placements for your course unless you intend to pursue higher education or employment through GATE, GRE, CAT, etc.

- Both colleges have excellent and active student bodies, and if you look hard enough, internship opportunities may be found.

- Regarding infrastructure, I believe ADGITM offers a better system.

Good luck, and don't rush the decision!