IIIT Bhubaneswar All Questions

Hi aspirant

Usually, you need several certificates during the admission in any institutions. But the IITs are premier institutions in India, so they require some special documents like the respective entrance exam certificates. To enter into IITs you need to clear JAM or GATE exams. Documents needed are

• Category certificate valid all over India
• Previous course mark sheet
• Respective exam score card
• Aadhar card
• Admit card
• Passport size photos
• and other relevant documents mentioned in the brouchure of respective IIT

All the best.

Hello Naitik!

It would be really good if you mentioned your rank but if we predict it then i am really sorry its quite tough. However, fill the preferences as you want it to be as the counseling process can be really unpredictable at times. 

All the best!

HELLO YOYO,

Placements: The first batch will be passing in the year 2020 but the students of the college have cracked internships in various renowned companies like Topper, Attic energy solutions. Not even this few students have got opportunity to work for some research projects.

Infrastructure: The infrastructure is good. Classroom are well furnished and equipped with AC. Free medical facilities have been given to students and ambulance service is always there 24*7. Even we are given bus services to local market. Quality of food in the canteen is bit well.

Faculty: The faculty members are renowned and having good feedback. They use philosophical method of teaching. The students to faculty ratio is about 40:1. Yes we even got the exposure from various industries like the Tata Steel, Tata Cummins and Tata motors too. Many students are doing industrial training.

Other: The College is having 2 fests in the year. One technical and second cultural.

IIIT Ranchi is not in Ranchi. It is running at NIT Jamshedpur as its building is under construction and it will take at least 4–5 years to get constructed so there is no need to worry about shifting and all that. We at IIIT Ranchi enjoys all the facilities and faculties provided by NIT.

1.       Academics: The academics at IIIT Ranchi is very good as its classes are running at NIT Jamshedpur and the teachers of NIT teaches us. Beside this there are a lot of technical clubs to enhance your technical skills.

2.      Classroom: Fully air conditioned classes.

3.      Extra activities : Almost every week various events are organised by various clubs of NIT giving you a chance to do whatever you have not done in These 2/3 years of JEE preparation.

4.      No Discrimination: There is no Discrimination between Titians and Nitin. Any Titian can also have chance to get selected in any official team of NIT as various students of our batch is also selected in the teams of NIT. We also participate in all the fests of NIT.

5.      Seniors: Seniors are very supportive and always ready to help whenever you need. They organise workshops on various topics which are very very important to us.

6.      NO RAGGING: There is nothing like ragging in this college. NIT Jamshedpur's anti ragging society is very active.

Dear Aspirant,

Don't get confused. For C.B.S.E. board it is either 75% marks or top 20 percentile. So, what JOSAA is showing on their website is the top 20 percentile. Don't worry, if you have scored more than 75% even it is less than 432 you are eligible for admission through JEE.

I hope that the above information is useful to you.

Good luck! 

Hello,

First of all, it might have been appreciable if you had also mentioned the Home State eligibility. Your category rank of 67k in OBC is not enough to secure a seat in IIITs due to the sheer demand of the courses in these institutes and the industry popular branches of Computer Science, and related branches. It is very highly unlikely for you to secure a seat through JoSAA until you belong to such a state where Home State rank goes way below as in the case for Delhi, Sikkim, Puducherry, etc. I advise you to look for other colleges as well as some good private colleges. Just remember college doesn't matter to your success if you do hard and smart work.

I hope I was helpful to you.

Thank You

Hello,

Your category rank of 60k in OBC is not enough to secure a seat in IIITs due to the sheer demand of the courses in these institutes and the industry popular branches of Computer Science, and related branches. It is very highly unlikely for you to secure a seat through JoSAA until you belong to such a state where Home State rank goes way below as in the case for Delhi, Sikkim, Puducherry, etc. I advise you to look for other colleges as well as some good private colleges. Just remember college doesn't matter to your success if you do hard and smart work.

Thank You.

Hello, 

Your rank of 76,500 is not enough for you to secure a decent NIT or IIIT. Talking about Tier-2 NITs, almost all of them closes before even 50k rank considering other states quota and decent branches. I am telling about decent branches because IIIT doesn't even provide decent branches, it provides the most in-demand branch in India. 

You can look into your home state NITs which are the best chance for you if it is a Tier-2 NIT. If you belong to certain states like Punjab, Haryana, etc. Coming to IIITs, you can definitely try for newer IIITs which don't have there permanent campuses like UNA, KOTTAYAM, RANCHI, etc through your chances are not that much great. While you can try for the Northeast IIITs and with special round coming on, you can definitely get a seat in IIITs but I would say you keep other options open too and just don't hang on special rounds specifically which are highly unpredictable so better take college via JoSAA before taking the special round.

Thanks

Hello,

EWS Quota has been implemented this from this year and to sum up, its effect more or less is, if you are getting any seat in 25k rank as general then that seat will be available to you for 29k rank. I hope the expected impact of EWS quota has been cleared. Now continuing onto your question, your score of 91 percentile is not enough for you for securing seats in good IIITs due to their popularity and the demand of branches. 

My verdict will be that you may stand a chance in some new IIITs that too only in the special round and I highly recommend you to look for other state government colleges and good private colleges.

Thanks