RCCIIT Kolkata All Questions

Hello,

Choosing between RCC Institute of Information Technology (RCCIIT) and Netaji Subhash Engineering College (NSEC) for MCA depends on your priorities regarding attendance and placements.

1. Attendance:

While official policies at both institutions generally require 75% attendance, NSEC is typically perceived as being more lenient with attendance enforcement. This leniency could allow more flexibility for students managing internships or external activities. RCCIIT, being a government-aided institution, tends to be stricter regarding attendance to maintain academic discipline.

2. Placements:

RCCIIT has a slightly stronger reputation for placements, especially for MCA students. The college has better industry connections and companies like TCS, Wipro, and Infosys frequently recruit from its campus. RCCIIT’s alumni network in the IT industry also plays a crucial role in securing job opportunities. On the other hand, NSEC also has decent placement records, but its focus on core engineering streams might slightly impact the MCA-specific placement scenario.

In summary, if you prioritize flexibility in attendance, NSEC may be a better fit. However, for stronger placement opportunities, RCCIIT might be a wiser choice. It's important to visit both campuses and speak with current students to get real-time feedback.

Hope it helps !

Hello Sayon,

TO pursue B.Tech in CSE there are plenty of good colleges in West Bengal itself. From your list the Narula Institute of Technology and the Haldia Institute of Technology are two of the best colleges out there.

For some more better college options you can go through the list by careers360. You can access the list by this link- " https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-computer-science-engineering-colleges-in-west-bengal ".

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Hello student,

Considering for the clarity, you might want to know about the cutoff in JEE MAINS for getting a computer science branch in NITs. So basically, different NIT has different cutoff ranks some of them are mentioned for round 1 ( 2021 data):

• MNIT JAIPUR:  CRL 340 - 3567
• NIT DGP: CRL 4406 - 10465
• NIT-K SURATKAL: CRL 164- 2734

For more clarity, you can check out our college predictor link here:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

Hey,

RCC Institute of Information Technology is a government sponsored engineering college which is located in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. It neither comes under complete government institution and nor Completely Private. It is Half government and half private college.So, it is said to be a Semi- Government college.

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Hello Aspirant,

The provisional admission fee for all categories is Rs. 5,000 and Rs. 3,000 for TFW category. Physical Reporting at the Reporting Centres: After the payment of provisional seat allotment fee for B.

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• B.P. Poddar Institute of Management and Technology
• Techno International, New Town
• AEC - Asansol Engineering CollegeThe Neotia University
• NIT - Narula Institute of TechnologyMCKV Institute of Engineering - MCKVIE
• CIT - Calcutta Institute Of Technology
• FIEM - Future Institute of Engineering and Management
• Dr. B.C. Roy Engineering College
• CIEM - Calcutta Institute Of Engineering & Management

Hii,

I understand your dilemma, now I suggest you to compare the college bu the help of careers360 college comparison. Here is a link for it. https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges?icn=college-compare_landing-page&ici=other-products-section_c360-home hope you got your answer.

If you’re considering the private engineering colleges in West Bengal, then surely Heritage’s Mechanical Engineering course is way better than others in most aspects. Most of the faculties are professionals in their fields and the facilities available in college are quite adequate for any hard-working student.

But, you must keep in mind, it is you who’s gonna have to find the key to unlock the door of opportunities after you pass out from here, because no one’s gonna find it for you. We’ve had students from Mechanical who’ve gone on to pursue M.Tech from IIT Bombay this year. So, it certainly is possible for any industrious student to make the best of his opportunities available here and use it to ensure a bright future ahead.

It all depends on whether you’re willing to go that extra mile to gain some more knowledge, or you just wanna stand in those much-famed ‘elections’ at Heritage to decide who’s gonna rule the next cultural fest and while away time just like that.

It’s all on you. Good luck.