NIT

Studying at IITs and NITs is a dream of many students who study for hours to get admission into IITs and NITs. However, there are a few drawbacks as well:
1. There is a very high level of competition within IITs and NITs as every student is an achiever.
2. You will bear the burden of your family and friends' aspirations, as you will be studying at a top engineering college.
3. You may have been perceived as arrogant by non-IIT/NIT peers.
4. You will be subjected to greater academic pressures than other college students.
5. You will also feel pressured to get a good placement also, again due to the tag of being an IITian or NITian. However, you will have plenty of opportunities in life after getting into IITs or NITs, which can overshadow all these drawbacks.

For the following reasons, NITs are not as famous as IITs:
1. Attention: The IITs usually receive lots of media attention and are treated as a symbol of intelligence among the general public. It is common to see JEE toppers as IITians rather than NITs.
2. Global Ranking: Many top IITs, such as IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi, have been ranked in the top 400 universities in the QS world ranking. This further makes IITs more globally recognised than NITs.
3. Government funding: Since IITs are governed by the central government, there is usually equality in funding and support. This ensures better research and curriculum in IITs compared to NITs, which are regulated within the ambit of respective state governments.
4. JEE exam: Since the introduction of JEE, a student needs to qualify for JEE Advanced for IITs, which is the later stage of JEE Mains. The JEE Main rank is sufficient for getting admission to the NITs. As a result, IIT-selected students are portrayed as more intelligent and popular. Furthermore, IITs have better facilities and placements compared to many NITs.

Hello prahalad
IIT- Indian Institute of Technology
NIT- National Institute of Technology
IITs are the no. 1 institutions in India. IITs and NITs are not the same when compared to the level of studies. IITs possess a high grade infrastructure of courses, scope, faculty members as well as top-scoring students versus NITs. On the other hand, NITs do have batches with diligent and smart students, in comparison to the level of top private colleges
When it comes to the quality of education provided IITs are ahead of the NITs. Both IITs and NITs are extremely good in providing education and producing good engineers, but at the same time the top IIT colleges have an edge because of their high standard of studies
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Yes, you can get NITs or IIITs with your rank. All you need to do is some of these steps :
Your choices must include all the branches of NITs. You can omit some of the North Eastern NITs but you must include every branch of the central NITs. Wait till the very end of counselling. Most of the times you can get good NITs or IIITs in the 7th or Special round. Make a list of your choices and arrange it according to your preference and fill it accordingly. According to my prediction you can get a seat in a newly opened IIIT. If you are going to choose it please do check it's Mentor Institute because it can determine your campus life in the institution. Let's hope for good. All the best!

No one is going to tell you this but the fact is that in the next 4 years of your B.Tech, you want to enjoy and study. You do not want to waste those years in trying to do something that you are not even interested in. So to answer your question, if you are passionate about CSE, if you are interested in computers, just do not think twice and go for CSE in some new IIIT. You are getting the branch you want and moreover, it a IIIT. New old, it has a reputation, and moreover, there will be companies there for your placement too. There is no problem with taking a new IIIT at all. On the other hand if you take the NIT with any branch you get, you are gonna be miserable for 4 years. You would not believe able to enjoy your classes. You will keep running from college and exams. You will be a little frustrated. That is the problem. I hope this helps you. All the best.