Hi Aspirant!
According to official guidelines by JoSSA counseling you do not have to upload the documents after paying seat acceptance fee. After paying the seat acceptance fee you have to download the provisional letter and then report at the reporting centre with all your official certificates with two xerox

Hello deepak

There is not a clear cut answer to this question (maybe i am  not be able to answer ) .You have to compare the colleges based upon several factors .first talking about NIRF ranking then clearly IIEST shibpur is better . fee is also slightly less than NIT

Hello Aspirant,

I will suggest for Nit Agartala .

Good option!!!….. I would rather say for those you have immense interest in pursuing career in research then Buddy, mark my words:- Engineering Physics is the bunch of opportunities to build your capabilities, nurture your passion , get most of the

Hello,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question, as per comparing these two colleges one should better figure out which one would be better for going in any college. It also depends on you in the last which branch would you prefer to go with as per your

IIEST Shibpur has better Faculty, Infrastructure and Employer Outlook in case of Both Core and Circuital Branches than NIT Agartala. Being Located near Kolkata further adds opportunities in training and placement. Companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Tata Steel and Tata Motors are a must during Campus Placements and most of the

As according to your rank and category to join NIT Agartala is worthy.As you wanted to get the other sides go through IIITS.

Both are better in my choice.

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As according to your rank and category as I think go through NIT Agartala.As you have better options of other colleges.

Hello,

The academics in NIT Agartala, I'm totally unsure of. As to what I found out when I was researching about colleges for my own purpose, north eastern colleges are a little bit neglected. That's what I read from sources. And even take into consideration the commute to NIT Agartala.