Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

Definitely it will be a good choice if you want to pursue ID from NIT-R as it is one of the best NIT of the nation with some extremely well qualified faculties.

Now let's go to the placement scenario of ID:

If you have prepared for CAT and Analytics tests, target companies like Affine Analytics, ZS associates, Mu Sigma and a few other analytics companies. (4-6 lpa).

If you are really good at mechanical, you have a slight chance of cracking core mechanical companies like honda, 3dplm, thermax, etc (I say slight chance because most of the time INDians are not allowed to sit for mech companies because their curriculum is incomplete for mechanical profile) ( 4 - 7 lpa).

If you are good at design and has a decent portfolio newgen is the company for you, they hire ui/ux designers. They look for good sense for design and logical creativity in a candidate. (5-6 lpa).

Thank You & All the best!

Hi there

In terms of placements, industrial design engineering is a better option.

The placements are fine. The students offered an average package of 4-5 lacs per annum. The highest package was in UX/UI design company, and it is around 10 LPA. The placements are increasing in this branch. The students are also placed in some analytics company with a decent package. The placement scenario is good.

Companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Amazon, Mu Sigma, etc. visited. They offered roles like designer. Almost 70 percent of the students got an internship from college. The highest stipend was Rs. 60,000, the lowest was Rs. 20,000 and the average was Rs. 30,000.

Hope this helps. Good luck!

Hello aspirant,

Students should have completed Class 12 or equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks along with the compulsory subjects (PCM).

The pass percentage for the reserved category is 45%( that is a 5% relaxation).

Students should have completed a Class 10+ 3 year diploma course in any stream from a recognized university/ board/ institution.

Cleared NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) with the 80% marks conducted by Council of Architecture(CoA)

Thankyou

Hello student ,

Though your from a science background you can do BA/B.des in product designing .

Here is the eligibility criteria for pursuing UG in product designing

1. Interested candidates should score at least 50% or above in their 10+2 qualifying exams.
2. Individuals can complete 10+2 in any stream from a recognized board.
3. Either merit-based or entrance exam score is considered to grant admissions, depending on the college.

Hello pradosh,

The industrial design engineering is has very good future industrial design is basically integrates the field of art and engineering to deliver convenience to us. Industrial designing involves a survey of what customers want to use and then designing a product that can incorporate customer demand along with engineers who create the product.

All the best

Dear aspirant,

If the seat that you secured was an EWS seat, then it is pretty natural that students infront of you in the ews seats did not abort their seats for iit seats. See all the seats are not ews seats only a few handful are and those seats gets filled up like ews seat of cs it extc are much more preferable to those 5756 students infront of you thus they did not change their seat or choose any nit below rourkela. 

Trust me rourkela is a great nit and a lot of students are applying for the higher demand subjects like extc that is why you weren't upgraded. If this was some other lesser ranked nit then you could have been upgraded.

Hello pradosh,

Your chances for upgradation via slide is quite difficult and there is a lot of difference between the opening and closing rank of both the branches but you have an another option for upgradation in 1st year based on your cg in the 1st year.