Netaji Subhas University of Technology

I don't know about NSIT, but about DTU. DTU gives a lot of student fees concession, but that is based upon you family annual income. For the current year 2018-19 the Maximum annual income should not be more than 4.5lakh to apply for fees concession. You basically have to produce an income Tax Return receipt for that. Moreover, you can also get scholarship though government portal scholarship. Com and after filing online form you have to submit it offline to DTU then you get you money.

As per my opinion dear you must go for Manit-Bhopal, as it has a much better options in case of placement and environment. So, as per my opinion you must go for Manit-Bhopal. All the best and have a great life ahead.

Hello Vivek,
Cutoff rank of NSIT for 2018 is given below:
Round 1:- CSE (37.4k), IT (40.6k), ECE (50k).
Round 2:- CSE (45.7k), IT (48k), ECE (75.7k).
Round 3:- CSE (46.7k), IT (48.7K), ECE (90k)
Round 4:- CSE (46.7k), IT (54k), ECE (93.5k)
Round 5:- CSE (46.7k), IT (66.6k), ECE (97k).
Round 6:- CSE (48.7k), IT (73.1k), ECE (110.2k).

You need to score around 230 or somewhat to get admission in NSIT for CS. Last year it was 250 for general category. So you need to score around 230-270 to get hassle free admission in NSIT.
Hope this helps you. Be free to share any problem you have.

Pursue it from DTU. DTU had good faculty for COE and will definitely make you land at you destination.

It is absolutely true. Admission to above college is though JAC counselling and all above college had 85% state quota. By Delhi students, it basically means the one who had done class 12th from Delhi region.

Yes, it's there. It would be better if you do your 11th and 12th from a Delhi School. Your domicile could be outside but your schooling depicts the state you qualify for.
It will enhance your chances to be at DTU/NSIT in comparison to outside Delhi Schooling students.
Hope this helps you.
All the best for your bright future!

If your aim is teaching, B.Sc and M.Sc would be surely enough for it. But if you want a decent placement and a job, you should definitely consider B.Tech. You can apply for various universities providing B.Tech degrees and then proceed.

NSIT is best for B.Tech CSE because NSIT
provides good quality of CSE faculty members. NSIT also provides good computer labs.

Getting into VIT is easy than NSIT but I'll say both are almost equal. I'll suggest you to go with NSIT if you're talking about government NSIT.