Netaji Subhas University of Technology Dwarka Delhi Answered Questions

I would suggest you to go for dtu/nsit as they are premier institutes located in the heart of delhi with ample opportunities. the placements are pretty good and if u want to prepare for cat/ias than delhi providesyou with an edge over other states .

Sorry, but there is no quota of any kind in NSIT. It is just that 85% seats are reserved for delhiites and the rest are for outside Delhi students. There is also reservation according to the central rules for the OBC, SC, ST, PWD. Direct admission i.e. without giving the JEE mains exam and boards is not possible.

If you are from outside delhi, you won't be able to get admission in the COE and IT branches for which the cutoff is around 9k and 13k respectively, but if you are a delhiite you can comfortably get COE too as the cutoff stands at around 35k. Cutoffs for other branches are lower so you can easily get them.

Hello nikhil, you are eligible for a college even if you score cutoff marks in boards and JEE since you have got 22428 rank yes you are eligible for admission to any college.
now coming to admission
for NITs:
http://josaa.nic.in/webinfo/Handler/FileHandler.ashx?i=File&ii=62&iii=Y
this is last years cutoff ,you can get branches like civil,electrical,manufacturing in newer NITs and branches like biotech in older ones.
for DTU/NSIT:
http://jacdelhi.nic.in/publicinfo/Public/View.aspx?page=78
last years cutoff
considering delhi quota you can get ice,mpae,bt in NSIT and pie,ep,civil(if you are lucky),bt, environmental.
choose according to your interests not for money.
best of luck

Being better depends on what you are looking for. DTU being older than NSIT is said to be better for core branches like electrical, mechanical etc. I personally have no experience of the DTU dept. If you are looking for pursuing research then here in NSIT, we have Mr. Dhananjay Gadre (prof in ECE dept) who is very enthusiastic about his subjects and provides great opportunities to students interested in projects and research. He has developed a lab which is equipped with the latest technologies like a 3D printer among others. Also workshops by companies like Texas instruments is held in the college during summer vacations and winter training is also pursued seriously in the ECE dept. The syllabus might be almost the same in both NSIT and DTU (i am not very sure about it since I am in COE). The faculty might also be the same although I don't know if they also have someone as good as Gadre sir.

Both CSE and ECE are good branches with similar opportunities. ECE is core branch of engineering and you can work in Electronics, Telecommunications and IT industry. Therefore, in order to have wider choices to opt after 4 years, I will recommend NSIT ECE over IIIT CSE.

Sir, first and foremost, consider your daughter's interest. Secondly, NSIT is a better tag than IGDTUW. Technical placements for ICE branch are less compared to non-technical placement. But, if that doesn't matter for you then you have nothing to worry. ECE at IGDTUW is fairly good but its CSE and Mechanical are much better. At the end, I would say you to keep NSIT above IGDTUW.