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Mohit AgarwalStudent-#never_give_up
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Hi Gaurav,
Both institutes stand in top institutes of India. But as it is said old is gold MNIT, Jaipur is a perfect place for study. A good environment of Jaipur Pink City give you the comfort. MNIT has better infrastructure, better facilities, better faculty, more funding, more exposure for students etc. So go for MNIT. Apart from that focus on branch.
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All the best!
Both institutes stand in top institutes of India. But as it is said old is gold MNIT, Jaipur is a perfect place for study. A good environment of Jaipur Pink City give you the comfort. MNIT has better infrastructure, better facilities, better faculty, more funding, more exposure for students etc. So go for MNIT. Apart from that focus on branch.
Thanks.
All the best!
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Nikhil GargFUTURE ENGINEER
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As per the latest MHRD -NIRF ranking of engineering colleges of India the ranks of the colleges are-
NIT Kurukshetra- 43
NIT Durgapur- 47
NIT Calicut- 50
Best of luck!
NIT Kurukshetra- 43
NIT Durgapur- 47
NIT Calicut- 50
Best of luck!
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nikhil Sharma
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Please specify the course to which you are seeking admission, so that I may be able to populate relevant colleges for admission. Regards.
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Animesh Anand
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XLRI does not accept CAT scores. It only accepts XAT and GMAT scores for admission.
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Ashish Kumar
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It depends on how you perform in XAT and then in GD-PI. What matters is your knowledge of the respective field, not the college you studied in.
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