Amity University | M.Tech Admissions 2025
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Hello aspirant,
With the rank of 67299 you will not be able to get any branch in NIT surathkal in any of the rounds as according to the previous years cutoff one needs to have a very good rank to get into this institution . Also according to me it is very hard for you to get any NIT and if by chance you got a seat than it would be in a lower branch as the competition is very tough and every one wants to get into this institutions.
Admission also depends on various factors such as category, home state quota, number of students applied,etc.
You can also go through the last year cutoff for a better understanding.
Link-https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-surathkal
Hope this helps.
If any queries feel free to ask.
All the best.
Regards.
In NIT Surathkal the lowermost ranked branch is Metallurgical and Materials Engineering or Mining Engineering.
In order to get a seat in it, one must have a rank around 4000 in JEE Main in SC Category.
With the rank of 21370 there is negligible chance for you to be allotted NIT Surathkal.
You can try other lower NITs or other private colleges.
Feel free to comment if you have any further query.
Hi,
Short answer: Yes. If you are getting mining/Meta at NITK, or any B.Tech program for that matter, grab it with both hands.
Long answer:
I will infer from the wording of your question that you have no particular interest in mining/meta.
Practically speaking, after your entrance exams, you don't really know much about any branch. I cannot speak for Mining, but the Meta course at least is quite different compared to what you might expect. The only knowledge you have of this branch is (I assume) from the Metallurgy chapter which you had to study for your boards. The branch is quite different. Its full name is actually Metallurgy and Materials Sciences and focuses more on materials than metallurgy. For example, one of the courses which seems very interesting to me in the second year syllabus is the course on X-Ray Crystallography-essentially bouncing X-Rays of materials to figure out what they look like inside. Just try the branch. I'm sure you will like it.
If you don't like your branch, here's what you can do:
Mining especially has a low workload. Meta has an average number of hours per week-some sems have more and some less (for example, 3rd sem has 21 hours/week while 4th sem has 35 hrs/week). Since you are interested in some other branch, you can use this free time to pursue your interest in it by means of online courses or the like.
Also, NITK is a great college. You will get opportunities here which you will not get anywhere else. Placements for all branches are good-for example, one Meta student got a 25lpa package this year. You can get jobs in ISRO and DRDO as a meta student. If none of this sounds appealing, you can always go for an MBA after you graduate.
Hello Patkhedhkar,
I am here to help you with your query.
Obviously well known university is BIRLA INSTITUTE.
Doing any branch over their fetches you not only perfect placements but also well known opportunities which paves way for your bright future .
Without a second thought ,go for BITS Pilani EEE rather than opting for NIT Surathkal.
Good luck
For any kind of queries do comment below..
Ty .
Your marks from the above mentioned examinations put you in a good position for being considered for various engineering colleges. The pu marks cut off for considereation is 50-55% and above. Fee concession depends on which college you’re applying for.
Im a First Year Student at NIT Surathkal persuing Metallurgy and Materials Engineering and the infrastructure is great other than their sports complex is not so good, all of the sports facilities are cramped in one place
Classrooms and sports centres are great. Infrastructure available on need basis. Wi-Fi is great but not available at good speeds at some hostels. There is CIDS and CRF that are having many projects. There are two libraries one of which is open upto 12 midnight on normal days.
The college had a big name already and it lived by it. It provided a campus considering the comfort of the students incorporating all the necessary facilities like the labs for the science and libraries.
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