NIELIT Calicut - National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology

 National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT)  is an autonomous body of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Govt. of India. It was made to provide knowledge and skill development in the field of Information, Electronics and Communications Technology among students. Both Nielit Patna and NIELIT Pali provide quality educational courses in the areas of Information, Electronics & Communication Technology (IECT). NIELIT Patna promotes more than 10 courses in IT and software streaming at affordable fees and gives good placement. However, NIELIT Pali is focussed on offering only digital literacy courses to its students. The qualities of NIELIT centres vary, so considering course offerings, faculty, infrastructure and placement records you can make decisions based upon your requirements.

Yes, NIELIT Gangtok accepts the CBSE 12th score as it is recognized by the examination board. Candidates for admission to NIELIT Gangtok must have successfully completed their 10+2 from a recognised board in order to meet the college's basic eligibility standards. Interested candidates may submit a direct application to the college. This college offers short-term, non-formal courses in information, electronics, and communication technologies (IECT). Additionally, this college offers limited-seat programmes for specialised winter training and career improvement and development. Short-term course enrollment is merit-based and open year-round. Non-formal course admissions take place twice a year, namely in the months of January and July.

Yes, if you have scored 70% in class 12, you are eligible to apply to NIELIT Gangtok. In accordance with the college's basic eligibility requirements, applicants to NIELIT Gangtok must have successfully completed their 10+2 from an accredited board. Those candidates who are interested can apply directly to the college. In the field of information, electronics, and communication technologies (IECT), this college provides short-term, non-formal courses. At this college, students can also choose from limited-seat curricula for employment advancement and specialty winter training. Enrollment in short-term courses is open year-round and is based on merit. Admission to non-formal courses is held twice a year, in January and July.