Dear Aspirant,

With a score of 66.26 percentile either options seem to be difficult as in MIT you would have to give the MET and as far as NITs are considered you can get admitted only above 95 percentile.But still you can aim for some other private colleges like LPU and Chandigarh University.Good Luck.Hope your query is resolved.

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Hi,

Sorry to say but I would like to make you clear that according to your rank you're not elegible for NIT unless have any quota(only ST and PWD). As well as you can't apply for Manipal Institute of Technology as well. But don't worry if have less marks It doesn't mean that you can't get into any college but the truth is that at this rank also you can get into many satisfactory colleges.

You can also go through Careers360 College Predictor through the below mentioned link and for your easyness too.

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GOOD LUCK.

Hi

The no of seats in the college doesnot decrease due to this pandemic the mit is one of the top colleges other than NITs IITs and IIITs

Hey dear, amid this situation of covid-19 every institution has made its way through online teaching and since new comers year can't be wasted so the colleges have started online counselling for the freshers. So, yes you will able to attend the online counselling for MIT shortly.

Hello!

Refer the following link for information regarding previous year cut-off for NIT Surathkal, Karnataka.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-surathkal

The 2017 closing rank for mechanical engineering at MIT, Karnataka was 57634. For more info related to mechanical engineering degree at MIT, Mysore, Karnataka, refer the below link:

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/maharaja-institute-of-technology-mysore/be-mechanical-engineering-course?ici=college_cutoffs

All the best!

Hello aspirant!!

Neither.

It all boils down to personal preference.

Academic Structure

Manipal: Rigorous curriculum, has 2 open electives and six program electives. Limited flexibility as of now (2016). Each major allows a minor specialisation based on the program electives chosen. MIT Manipal is introducing minors soon, although I can’t confirm when.

VIT: Rigorous curriculum, and has a Fully Flexible Credit System. I’ve heard that the FFCS can be a boon or a bane, but for the purpose of this discussion, I’ll assume it’s a pro. VIT also offers minors in the engineering disciplines, and their own version of a “double major”, where they allow you to major in one engineering and one management field.

Note: Both of these universities have academically rigorous curricula. The difference is in terms of flexibility.

Faculty

Can’t comment on this, only someone who has attended both can compare them. From what I’ve heard, both of them have professors ranging from great to mediocre.

International Recognition

I’d hate to break it to all the naive people out there, but both of these institutes are pretty unheard of outside of India. The only Indian institutes with any international recognition are the IITs. Period.

Student Population

Manipal: Annual intake of about 1800 students. Lower population, less crowded, better faculty to student ratio.

VIT: Annual intake of about 3600 students. If Quora posts are anything to go by, I’ve heard that VIT is getting a bit overcrowded.

Campus Life

Manipal: More liberal atmosphere, less restrictive rules. There are a couple of beaches nearby.

VIT: More restrictive place, with a few strict rules (need confirmation here, but I’m only writing it based on what other VITians have said on Quora). Especially tough towards girls.

Proximity to cities

Manipal: Closest city is Mangalore, which is about an hour and a half away. Bangalore is about 9 hours away.

VIT: The closest cities are Chennai and Bangalore, so they are more easily accessible.

Hostels

Manipal: I’ve heard they’re better than a lot of colleges in India. Rooms are pretty great, with plenty of options available. Hostel fees are higher.

VIT: Heard they were overcrowded in some cases, generally described as “okay”. Lower hostel fees.

Course Fees

Manipal: Generally has higher fees.

VIT: Has lower fees than Manipal for Category 1 and 2 students. For Categories 3, 4, and 5, the fees are much higher than Manipal’s.

Placements

Both of the universities fare well here, so I won’t go into detail about this. The statistics can be found online.

Opportunities to go abroad

Manipal: IAESTE and AIESEC provide plenty of opportunities to go abroad. Additionally, there is a new semester abroad program between Manipal and its partner universities in several countries. Costs vary, but usually you pay tuition at your home institution (Manipal), which is pretty much included in your course fee, and you have to take care of the living costs yourself. IAESTE provides technical paid internships. Research work can be carried out in any other universities during the 8th semester.

VIT: Has a Semester Abroad Program (SAP), where you pay tuition at the university you choose to attend, and you have to take care of the living costs. VIT is also one of the universities in India eligible for the DAAD scholarships, which helps those who wish to conduct research work at a German university.

Undergraduate research experience

Both provide opportunities to conduct projects with professors. I’ll add more to this section if I can find any new information.

Pursuing higher studies after graduating

Again, both do well in this section as well. Graduates from both universities have gone on to great grad schools, and are doing pretty well. Check the alumni on LinkedIn and see where they are. You’ll notice that all of them are in good places.

Neither of the two have any advantage over the other here.

College Fests

Each of them have two fests.

Manipal: TechTatva and Revels.

VIT: Riviera and graVITas.

Extracurricular Activities and Student Clubs

Both have a huge number of clubs dedicated to various activities.

Technical teams and competitions (mainly SAE)

Manipal: Has more well recognised teams, who are doing pretty well internationally and have won quite a few awards and international recognition, and have been consistently ranked amongst Asia’s best teams.

VIT: Has a larger number of teams, but they have not achieved the same level of recognition. They do relatively well internationally.

Hope this was helpful.

All the best.

Hey!

See, both colleges are considered as the top private engineering colleges in India and both of them provide best facilities to students.

Also, there is a suggestion for you, if you are perplexed about which one to join, then you must visit both Manipal and Coimbatore campus. The one which satisfies you, join that.

You can check out the reviews given the students of both universities in the links given below :

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/manipal-institute-of-technology-manipal/reviews

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/amrita-school-of-engineering-coimbatore/reviews

Thank you

Hii,

I understand your dilemma. For comparison of 2 such college. I recommend you to use careers360 college comparison. A link is provided to you for the same. It will be helpful to you. https://dqxeclau.top/compare-colleges?icn=college-compare_landing-page&ici=other-products-section_c360-home

Hello Aspirant,

As per the ratings and feedback given by the careers 360 both of them are given AAAA which state that both the colleges are very good for pursuing B.Tech. Both colleges helps you to nurturing your future So, I am attaching both colleges details link through which you can compare yourself, that on what behalf you wanted the comparison between both the colleges.

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/manipal-institute-of-technology-manipal

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/amrita-school-of-engineering-coimbatore

Hope you will get what you seek of.

And feel free to ask about any details related to both the colleges, that will help you decide.

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