IIIT Bhubaneswar All Questions

No, hard luck Hareesh. But with 91 percentile in JEE MAINS, it is very difficult to get admission in IIIT Gwalior, and that too in computer science or mechanical branch. As the IIIT GWALIOR closes itsi admission for computer science under 50,000 rank. Best of luck for the future

Nope bro, it is very hard to get a seat in any of the colleges of NIT, or in IIIT and that too in CSE branch. As tge cutoff for these colleges are very high, and with 218463 CLR rank, it is very difficult to get admission in these colleges. Hard luck, and best of luck for the future

As per your rank and previous year cutoff, the colleges you get are:-

Walchand institute of technology,Solapur

IIIT Pune

Pune institute of technology

To know more about your chances of getting other colleges check out the college predictor link below:

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

Hi,

First batch (of B.Tech.) to pass out in 2019 that is this year and thus the exact details are not available.

Howevr,they are allowed to particpate in placements with NIT Trichy students and have the same access to facilities as them.

So be rest assured,it would be good.

Hey there as per your ranking and previous year cutoff for general category you can go for following nits -

Colleges              branch        other state cutoff

1. Nit meghalaya       cs            33237

2. Nit nagpur              civil          18843

3. Nit nagaland         cs                 26722

4. Nit silchar                cs               18956

5. Mnnit allahabad     chemical      17592

The cutoff does not varies much.For more information visit the link

https://engineering.careers360.com

Greetings to you,

Considering that you belong to general category, as per your rank in JEE Mains 2019, you will not be able to fetch any seat into any of the NITs or IIITs by the last round. Your rank surpasses the cut-off rank for all the NITs and IITs. But since your rank is quite good, you might be able to fetch some equally good private institutions such as Thapar and JIIT. You can also try to for state government engineering colleges or private institutions that conduct their own admission tests. But I would suggest you sincerely to go for Thapar as you'll get CSE branch. Thapar's CSE branch is better than most of the NITs and IIITs in terms of almost every aspect. Or you can consider any another branch as well in there. You are eligible for all of them in Thapar. 

Hi ! No you can't get any nit or IIIT with this rank in JEE main. Your rank in ews rank category is not enough to get a good nit or IIIT. But still you can check your possible colleges that you can get through your rank in link given below. So hope you understand and best of luck to you. 

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor&ved=2ahUKEwjbo-W4mOHiAhVaU30KHbnhDd4QFjABegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw1pTMu5LewXe0n3JPiA8V2U

Okay, well... On the face of it, as you have described, IIIT Gwalior does look good. When I joined this college, even I was lured by the A/C Classrooms (I had heard Gwalior weather isn't very pleasant, more on this later) and single-occupancy hostels (rumors are the rooms are being merged into double occupancy ones after repeated suicide incidents, unconfirmed news).

All PHD faculty? I didn't even look at that because it hardly matters. Studies are up to you only, no one can do anything about it. Haven't the JEE preparations proved this to you?Syllabus? Even we have no idea of the current syllabus but you can view the last available copy here - Courses of Study_iiitm.pdf (Courtesy: Sachin Acharya)

Labs? Who said there are 18? I was the unofficial paparazzi of this college for about two years and I know there are 30+ laboratories here. But, as a fact, you won't be using more than 3 in your whole 5 years here.

1. The city matters a lot.

For a couple of months, I loved the place. It was different. Thereafter, I started hating it. December-February cold is horrible. Equally horrible is the summer. I had never imagined living in surroundings that were at a temperature higher than my body temperature.

Its not just the climate that kills, its the lack of basic amenities as well. Just to buy a pen you will have to take an auto to travel 5 km away from the institute.

The people matter too. After all, it will shape an important part of your life.

2. Placements and Faculty statistics are a myth.

Okay, placement data on the IIITM website is not falsified or deceptive. But then, its totally up to you. Although the average placement is 8 LPA, I am sitting here answering your question not even expecting to be placed while some of my batch guys are already placed and stuff (final year not even officially started!).

Faculty - NO COMMENTS. Some are good, some are not so good, some love being praised, some don't. Usual Indian govt. office drama.

Each student is different so throw the statistics out of the window and look at yourself - if you want, you can achieve anything.

Enough said. NIT Durgapur wouldn't be any better by the way. Also, people around would speak less of Hindi and half of the people would be from WB. So, think about it.

Edit: I forgot it’s your home state. Well, then it might be good. You know Durgapur better so take your decision.

When I look back, I could've easily secured admission at Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai (best private engineering college in Mumbai, ranked well above all your mentioned choices, placements are similar) based on my AIEEE score and lived a peaceful/lavish life at home.

I got deceived by words like "Indian Institute", "Central Govt", "A/C Classrooms" and worst of all - "Dual Degree - B.Tech + M.Tech"

Even then, let me not be biased. People are getting good jobs here. I cannot deny that. Faculty doesn't matter at all and so don't dare to repeat that line and stop looking at faculties from other colleges - all are equally retarded on an average.

Infrastructure of the institute is great but hostels are not air-conditioned. If you can get your own AC, it'd be amazing.

IIITMG was established in 1997, 8 years before IIITDMJ came into existence so it is a decade older, so you can understand that it has better infrastructure, reputation, placements, etc. I agree on all points but...there is a flip side to the coin let's see that...

Let's talk about placements, IIITMG have way better placement record than IIITDMJ no doubts but we all are comparing placements of undergraduates with those of graduates i.e. person holding only 1 degree of B.Tech. (IIITDMJ) vs people holding dual degrees, B.Tech + M.Tech/M.B.A. (IIITMG) and MBA is a hotshot, as of now in our country. If there were 4-year programmes in IIITMG then it would have been fair to compare both the institutes in terms of placement.

Now, let me tell you why you should think twice before enrolling in a dual degree course…

First Case: You want a job as soon as you are out of college and don't have any intention of going for further studies.

If you are enrolled in a dual degree programme, then this freedom is taken away from you not only you will start earning after 1 more year as compared to your friends but also you will need to complete the second degree before you can start a job. If you are able to get a whooping package after that 1 additional year then it is worth investing, otherwise it’s just waste of time.

Second Case: You want to go for further studies.

In this case being in a dual degree programme may seem like a blessing as you are saving 1 year, but in the hindsight, you are limiting your future scope as you have to complete the Master's degree from the same college. You are sacrificing a chance to move to a better institution (IIT maybe) and also you are sacrificing your chance for M.S. from a foreign university. Still, want to save that 1 year? Now, you got a better starting package then your friend with only B.Tech. degree but he did his M.Tech. from IIT-B…who won?

Third Case: You want to pursue M.B.A. right after graduation.

Congrats! You are saving your 1 year and the pain of preparing for CAT. But (yeah you understood) you are giving up your chance of a shot at IIM or at GMAT(MBA from abroad). Similar case as above.

It was my job to tell you about the consequences of dual degree which sadly no one else mentioned here but still, it is your choice to make. IIITMG is a great institute no doubt even better than IIITDMJ and if you join it you may get a better placement but that 1 year makes the difference. Just introspect, discuss with your parents, tell them pros and cons and together take a calm decision and then stick with it firmly.

Hope this helps. All the very best for your future!

IIITMG was established in 1997, 8 years before IIITDMJ came into existence so it is a decade older, so you can understand that it has better infrastructure, reputation, placements, etc. I agree on all points but...there is a flip side to the coin let's see that...

Let's talk about placements, IIITMG have way better placement record than IIITDMJ no doubts but we all are comparing placements of undergraduates with those of graduates i.e. person holding only 1 degree of B.Tech. (IIITDMJ) vs people holding dual degrees, B.Tech + M.Tech/M.B.A. (IIITMG) and MBA is a hotshot, as of now in our country. If there were 4-year programmes in IIITMG then it would have been fair to compare both the institutes in terms of placement.

Now, let me tell you why you should think twice before enrolling in a dual degree course…

First Case: You want a job as soon as you are out of college and don't have any intention of going for further studies.

If you are enrolled in a dual degree programme, then this freedom is taken away from you not only you will start earning after 1 more year as compared to your friends but also you will need to complete the second degree before you can start a job. If you are able to get a whooping package after that 1 additional year then it is worth investing, otherwise it’s just waste of time.

Second Case: You want to go for further studies.

In this case being in a dual degree programme may seem like a blessing as you are saving 1 year, but in the hindsight, you are limiting your future scope as you have to complete the Master's degree from the same college. You are sacrificing a chance to move to a better institution (IIT maybe) and also you are sacrificing your chance for M.S. from a foreign university. Still, want to save that 1 year? Now, you got a better starting package then your friend with only B.Tech. degree but he did his M.Tech. from IIT-B…who won?

Third Case: You want to pursue M.B.A. right after graduation.

Congrats! You are saving your 1 year and the pain of preparing for CAT. But (yeah you understood) you are giving up your chance of a shot at IIM or at GMAT(MBA from abroad). Similar case as above.

It was my job to tell you about the consequences of dual degree which sadly no one else mentioned here but still, it is your choice to make. IIITMG is a great institute no doubt even better than IIITDMJ and if you join it you may get a better placement but that 1 year makes the difference. Just introspect, discuss with your parents, tell them pros and cons and together take a calm decision and then stick with it firmly.

Hope this helps. All the very best for your future!