MNIT Jaipur - Malaviya National Institute of Technology Answered Questions

Yes definitely, you can go in space technology line as a lot of concepts which are applied in space engineering are at their very base mechanical in nature and as the basic concepts of Mechanical engineering like solid mechanics, fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer are taught in mechanical engineering course in B.Tech level so you could easily get into advance topics of space engineering. Moreover ISRO takes mechanical engineering graduates every year so there is immense scope for Mechanical engineers in space engineering.

Hello Sohrab. To get admission in MNIT you need to appear in JEE Mains exam & get good rank. Rank is decided by the combination of Jee mains marks & marks obtained in 10+2 exam or any equivalent exam given in the list by CBSE. You can ask me for further clarifications.

I would definitely say that branch is all that matters as in the long run from where you did your engineering fades away what remains is that how good you are in your field hence I would suggest always take branch of your interest and future scope even if you have to compromise with the NIT.

Definitely not, I myself have dropped a year and after twelfth. Only a few companies have this policy of not allowing dropout to sit in their screening, like in our campus out of around 98 companies which visited the campus only 5 of them had this policy of recruiting freshers only. Hence in my view it is NO PROBLEM.

Hello there,
My college, I.e. MNIT Jaipur is indeed a very good college to do your B.Tech as it is not only ranked among the top NITs but is also good in placements record. Last year, I.e.in 2014-2015 we had a track record of 100% placement for Mechanical, Computer Science and about 80-90% in other branches. The companies which visit our campus include top tech giants like Microsoft, Oracle etc.
Hope have cleared your doubt.
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I am sorry to disappoint you my friend but with the above mentioned score you may not get any decent government college but you can definitely get some other good private colleges like VIT, BITS, SRM etc for which you may apply. Also the placement in these colleges is quite good as almost all major recruiting companies of different branches visit these colleges.